What does peace mean to you? And justice? Following 12 years of military rule (1973–1985) and the accompanying silence, it couldn’t be taken for granted that people in Uruguay at the end of the 1980s would discuss such questions in such lively fashion in public. Two women take to public spaces across the country a U-matic camera and ask these questions of countless passers-by. The reason is a controversial amnesty law passed in 1986 that grants impunity for human rights violations and crimes committed by the police and the military under the dictatorship. Enthusiastically conducted conversations on the street are at the heart of this stirring film, which documents the mobilisation of civil society from collecting signatures for a referendum to the day of the actual vote. TV ads and campaign spots from the time supplement the smartly edited video footage, which has never been used previously. One can hear a plurality of opinions, experience a society in upheaval and recognise the importance of the public sphere as a stage for political debate. An example of democracy in action, of the kind that once again needs defending in many places in the world today.

What does peace mean to you? And justice? Following 12 years of military rule (1973–1985) and the accompanying silence, it couldn’t be taken for granted that people in Uruguay at the end of the 1980s would discuss such questions in such lively fashion in public. Two women take to public spaces across the country a U-matic camera and ask these questions of countless passers-by. The reason is a controversial amnesty law passed in 1986 that grants impunity for human rights violations and crimes committed by the police and the military under the dictatorship. Enthusiastically conducted conversations on the street are at the heart of this stirring film, which documents the mobilisation of civil society from collecting signatures for a referendum to the day of the actual vote. TV ads and campaign spots from the time supplement the smartly edited video footage, which has never been used previously. One can hear a plurality of opinions, experience a society in upheaval and recognise the importance of the public sphere as a stage for political debate. An example of democracy in action, of the kind that once again needs defending in many places in the world today.

我有一个小问题，放马过来不怕你！《我有一个小问题》是由今日头条娱乐频道出品的明星隔屏互动头条号创作者“犀利问题”的脱口秀视频节目，每期邀请到明星念出问题并在第一时间做出回应，展现出明星的多面思考。节目首期邀请到人气歌手摩登兄弟刘宇宁，怼怼更快乐，爆料特别多！更有华晨宇、沙溢、胡海泉、马思纯、魏大勋等参与录制。当明星遇上今日头条创作者们的精彩发问 ，且看他（她）们如何接招？《我有一个小问题》节目第一期已于2019年9月4日在今日头条APP内开播上线，敬请收看关注~ 　　今日头条/西瓜视频节目： 　　摩登兄弟刘宇宁：https://www.ixigua.com/i6732463061199749640/ 　　华晨宇：https://www.ixigua.com/i6735228971828380167/ 　　胡海泉：https://www.ixigua.com/i6739710860270256647/ 　　李乃文：https://www.ixigua.com/i6748672120953242115/ 　　杨和苏：https://www.ixigua.com/i6737854977508639239/ 　　沙溢：https://www.ixigua.com/i6745265664442761736/

我有一个小问题，放马过来不怕你！《我有一个小问题》是由今日头条娱乐频道出品的明星隔屏互动头条号创作者“犀利问题”的脱口秀视频节目，每期邀请到明星念出问题并在第一时间做出回应，展现出明星的多面思考。节目首期邀请到人气歌手摩登兄弟刘宇宁，怼怼更快乐，爆料特别多！更有华晨宇、沙溢、胡海泉、马思纯、魏大勋等参与录制。当明星遇上今日头条创作者们的精彩发问 ，且看他（她）们如何接招？《我有一个小问题》节目第一期已于2019年9月4日在今日头条APP内开播上线，敬请收看关注~ 　　今日头条/西瓜视频节目： 　　摩登兄弟刘宇宁：https://www.ixigua.com/i6732463061199749640/ 　　华晨宇：https://www.ixigua.com/i6735228971828380167/ 　　胡海泉：https://www.ixigua.com/i6739710860270256647/ 　　李乃文：https://www.ixigua.com/i6748672120953242115/ 　　杨和苏：https://www.ixigua.com/i6737854977508639239/ 　　沙溢：https://www.ixigua.com/i6745265664442761736/

诗人与艺术家任航，以生动感性地描绘朋友身体的摄影出名。尽管自认不过是「想干嘛干嘛」，但在中国，如此追求自由与创作便是四处碰壁，与体制碰撞成了常态。这部片记录许多任航工作、生活与抑郁的时刻，而面对世界的牢笼，他的最后反抗是从大楼的28层纵身一跃⋯⋯导演张溪溟利用戏剧化的剪接，及影像比例、颜色、多画面并置等精巧设计，描述一个知名忧郁症患者的状态，挑战纪录片的真实感与叙事的可能。

诗人与艺术家任航，以生动感性地描绘朋友身体的摄影出名。尽管自认不过是「想干嘛干嘛」，但在中国，如此追求自由与创作便是四处碰壁，与体制碰撞成了常态。这部片记录许多任航工作、生活与抑郁的时刻，而面对世界的牢笼，他的最后反抗是从大楼的28层纵身一跃⋯⋯导演张溪溟利用戏剧化的剪接，及影像比例、颜色、多画面并置等精巧设计，描述一个知名忧郁症患者的状态，挑战纪录片的真实感与叙事的可能。

该剧以王会悟为原型，讲述其创办女校、主张妇女解放，并赴上海学联的故事。

基纳里在森林中被强奸和杀害，她的灵魂一直萦绕在她死去的地方。她将与该地区的任何男人发生性关系，然后让他们死去。最后建造了一座神殿，使她的灵魂最终得以平静。

LESZEK WOSIEWICZ 　　Born in 1947 in Radomysl Wielkopolski. He graduated from the Jagiellonian University in Krakow and the Lodz Film School. Director and a screenwriter. He wrote several adaptation of foreign classical literature for the screen and the stage. He was a faculty member at the Silesian University in Katowice and a co-founder of the Karol Irzykowski Film Studio. He also directed several documentaries. He won numerous awards such as: The Chief of Cinematography Award (1986), the Grand Prix at the Oberhausen Short Film Festival (1987), the Second Prize at the "Young Polish Cinema" Gdansk Film Review (1988). 　　He studied psychology at the University of Cracow (1975) and direction at PWSFTViT in Lodz (1979). He works at the Silesian University in Katowice, and also directs for the stage and adapts world classics. He won major prizes for his documentaries, The Case of Herman Stoker (Przypadek Hermana Palacza, 1986) and Breaking the Silence (Przelamujac cisze, 2002). He made the feature films The Taste of Water (Smak wody, 1980) and Christmas Eve '81 (Wigilija 81,1982), and for Kornblumenblau (1988), an incredible story of concentration camp survival, he won the Andrzej Munk Prize, the prize for direction in Gdynia, and Best Debut in Koszalin. He has since directed the films Cynga (1991), and House Chronicles (Kroniki domowe, 1997), and the successful TV series Moves (Przeprowadzki, 2000-2001) and Clinic of the Lonely Hearts (Klinika samotnych serc, 2005). 　　1980 The Taste of Water (Smak wody); 　　1982 Christmas Eve'81 (Wigilia'81); 　　1988 Kornblumenblau, Director's Award at the Polish Film Festival in Gdynia '05; 　　1991 Cynga; 　　1997 House Chronicles (Kroniki domowe); 　　2001 Moves (Przeprowadzki), TV series; 　　2005 The Clinic of The Lonely Hearts (Klinika samotnych serc) - TV series; 　　2005 The Cross-Way Cafe (Rozdrowe Cafe), Director's Award at the Polish Film Festival in Gdynia '05.

In this dystopian literary adaptation, a courageous young woman fights for fresh water in the Scandinavian Union, an area that has dried up due to environmental disaster and a repressive military government.