快乐的小熊尼尼

快乐的小熊尼尼

大自然是一个可以发现爱与奇迹的地方，每一天都是新鲜有趣的。在很远很远的地方，就有这样一个鸟语花香、四季如春的彩虹森林，在彩虹森林里住着许多无忧无虑的小动物，其中就包括热情开朗的小熊尼尼和他的小伙伴们爱助人为乐小狗平平、爱收集又博学的小松鼠哈哈、文静善良的小羊佳佳。彩虹森林里每天都会发生神奇好玩的事儿，大家帮助遇到困难的小动物、探索植物的秘密，在森林里尽情地做游戏玩耍，了解自然世界的繁杂多样和丰富多彩，度过了欢乐的每一天。在充满知识和趣味的彩虹森林里，孩子们一边学习一边成长，彼此之间的友谊也越来越深了。

大自然是一个可以发现爱与奇迹的地方，每一天都是新鲜有趣的。在很远很远的地方，就有这样一个鸟语花香、四季如春的彩虹森林，在彩虹森林里住着许多无忧无虑的小动物，其中就包括热情开朗的小熊尼尼和他的小伙伴们爱助人为乐小狗平平、爱收集又博学的小松鼠哈哈、文静善良的小羊佳佳。彩虹森林里每天都会发生神奇好玩的事儿，大家帮助遇到困难的小动物、探索植物的秘密，在森林里尽情地做游戏玩耍，了解自然世界的繁杂多样和丰富多彩，度过了欢乐的每一天。在充满知识和趣味的彩虹森林里，孩子们一边学习一边成长，彼此之间的友谊也越来越深了。

节目以沈月、王敬轩、吴宇恒、周彦辰为核心的原生好友圈为主，通过让嘉宾自行策划并制作自己的节目为切口，共同寻找当代年轻人“快乐生活”的秘诀，鼓励更多年轻人一起做快乐的大人。

Anand (Rajesh Khanna饰)，一个癌症末期的病人，却活得问心无愧，不像其他抑郁和绝望病人，他享受着余下生命的每一刻。他的医生Bhaskar (Amitabh Bachchan饰)，被人们亲热地称呼为Moshai先生，他的精神拥有着令人惊讶的力量，以自己的方式让周围的人了解生命的意义。可是，Bhaskar却对Anand的病无能为力… 　　《Anand》成功塑造了一个勇敢面对死亡的人，这是一部令人感动的电影。该片在1972年的 Filmfare Awards颁奖典礼上获得六个奖项，包括最佳男主角（Rajesh Khanna）、最佳男配角（Amitabh Bachchan）、最佳对白（Sampooran Singh Gulzar）、最佳编剧（Hrishikesh Mukherjee）、最佳影片（Hrishikesh Mukherjee，N.C. Sippy）、最佳剧情（Hrishikesh Mukherjee）。

艾玛是魁北克古典音乐界最闪亮的明星之一。她的父亲以她为荣，但认为对她的严格管束是他最大的责任，而艾玛觉得自己可以挣脱束缚。当另一位带着孩子的杰出音乐家娜埃勒闯入艾玛的生活，她感觉自己完全活了过来......并准备好与那个不愿放手的男人一较高下。

艾玛是魁北克古典音乐界最闪亮的明星之一。她的父亲以她为荣，但认为对她的严格管束是他最大的责任，而艾玛觉得自己可以挣脱束缚。当另一位带着孩子的杰出音乐家娜埃勒闯入艾玛的生活，她感觉自己完全活了过来......并准备好与那个不愿放手的男人一较高下。

A few years before he went on to make a big splash in the cannibal sub-genre, Ruggero Deodato directed this successful rip-off of Roman Polanski's brilliant Knife in the Water. Naturally, being an Italian film - there's more of a focus on sex than the relationship between the central couples, but the claustrophobic atmosphere and entertaining characters help to keep the tension bubbling over, which ensures that the movie is interesting for the duration. The film doesn't have nearly as much 'bite' as Cannibal Holocaust and most of the rest of Ruggero Deodato's filmography, but it's obvious that even with this early film; Deodato is a director with the potential to make a mark on cinema. The plot is simple in that it just focuses on two couples. George and Silvia invite Irem and Barbara for a weekend cruise on their yacht. It soon transpires that George isn't the most sensitive man to ever live, and Silvia doesn't seem to mind him treating her badly. The situation escalates, and Irem and Barbara join forces with Silvia for vengeance against George...and three way sex, of course. 　　The film is set aboard a yacht for the majority of its duration, and this makes for a great setting for the movie to take place in. The isolated setting means that Deodato can keep the focus on the characters, which is definitely a good thing for the film. As is the case with a lot of trashy Italian films, some of the characters actions are a bit fishy and the dialogue is largely inane - but these sorts of things don't bother me too much, and Waves of Lust is lots of fun to watch. There are plenty of sex scenes, and while the film features very little blood, it's not important as it's clear where the focus is meant to be. The film doesn't feature any particularly well known performers, although the four central actors would all go on to star in better known Italian films. John Steiner is the biggest standout in acting terms and delivers a good performance alongside eye candy Elizabeth Turner and Silvia Dionisio. Al Cliver (from Zombie Flesh-Eaters) rounds off the central foursome. Overall, Waves of Lust is definitely worth seeing. The atmosphere and tension are good and it all boils down to a satisfying conclusion.

A few years before he went on to make a big splash in the cannibal sub-genre, Ruggero Deodato directed this successful rip-off of Roman Polanski's brilliant Knife in the Water. Naturally, being an Italian film - there's more of a focus on sex than the relationship between the central couples, but the claustrophobic atmosphere and entertaining characters help to keep the tension bubbling over, which ensures that the movie is interesting for the duration. The film doesn't have nearly as much 'bite' as Cannibal Holocaust and most of the rest of Ruggero Deodato's filmography, but it's obvious that even with this early film; Deodato is a director with the potential to make a mark on cinema. The plot is simple in that it just focuses on two couples. George and Silvia invite Irem and Barbara for a weekend cruise on their yacht. It soon transpires that George isn't the most sensitive man to ever live, and Silvia doesn't seem to mind him treating her badly. The situation escalates, and Irem and Barbara join forces with Silvia for vengeance against George...and three way sex, of course. 　　The film is set aboard a yacht for the majority of its duration, and this makes for a great setting for the movie to take place in. The isolated setting means that Deodato can keep the focus on the characters, which is definitely a good thing for the film. As is the case with a lot of trashy Italian films, some of the characters actions are a bit fishy and the dialogue is largely inane - but these sorts of things don't bother me too much, and Waves of Lust is lots of fun to watch. There are plenty of sex scenes, and while the film features very little blood, it's not important as it's clear where the focus is meant to be. The film doesn't feature any particularly well known performers, although the four central actors would all go on to star in better known Italian films. John Steiner is the biggest standout in acting terms and delivers a good performance alongside eye candy Elizabeth Turner and Silvia Dionisio. Al Cliver (from Zombie Flesh-Eaters) rounds off the central foursome. Overall, Waves of Lust is definitely worth seeing. The atmosphere and tension are good and it all boils down to a satisfying conclusion.