山姆·克拉弗林加盟蒂莫西·斯波主演犯罪惊悚片[腐败](The Corrupted，暂译)，罗·思卡佩罗执导，片中山姆·克拉弗林扮演一个犯有前科的人，而他欲得到家人的爱和信任。然而他的未来却被克利福德·卡伦(蒂莫西·斯波饰)为首的犯罪组织影响，而他更是被牵扯进一桩有关金融届、警察届等的腐败圈之中。该片将在柏林电影节寻找买家。

1969年，随着中苏关系进一步紧张，中国人民解放军八一电影制片厂摄制纪录片《打倒新沙皇》，记录了首都北京军民游行抗议新沙皇苏修入侵珍宝岛的场面，揭露苏修社会帝国主义的丑恶嘴脸。

影片以爱尔兰西部的荒野为背景，讲述一个爱尔兰牧羊人在 他的羊群被不明身份的人屠杀后，他与邻近的农场发生了暴力冲突。

影片以爱尔兰西部的荒野为背景，讲述一个爱尔兰牧羊人在 他的羊群被不明身份的人屠杀后，他与邻近的农场发生了暴力冲突。

Bringing Down A Dictator documents the spectacular defeat of Slobodan Milosevic in October, 2000, not by force of arms, as many had predicted, but by an ingenious nonviolent strategy of honest elections and massive civil disobedience. 　　Milosevic was strengthened by patriotic fervor when NATO bombed Yugoslavia in early 1999, but a few months later, a student movement named Otpor! (“Resistance” in Serbian) launched a surprising offensive. Audaciously demanding the removal of Milosevic, they recruited where discontent was strongest, in the Serbian heartland. 　　Their weapons were rock concerts and ridicule, the internet and email, spray-painted slogans and a willingness to be arrested. Otpor students became the shock troops in an army of human rights, pro-democracy, anti-war, women’s groups, and opposition political parties. Their slogan: "He’s Finished!" 　　Trained in nonviolent action and partially financed by the US and western Europe, they forged a unified political opposition, fought to stop vote fraud, and systematically undermined police and army loyalty. When Milosevic refused to accept defeat at the polls, the opposition called a general strike. As normal life ground to a halt, Serbs by the hundreds of thousands poured into the capital on October 5 to seize the Federal Parliament in a dramatic triumph for democracy. The one-hour documentary is narrated by Martin Sheen.

Bringing Down A Dictator documents the spectacular defeat of Slobodan Milosevic in October, 2000, not by force of arms, as many had predicted, but by an ingenious nonviolent strategy of honest elections and massive civil disobedience. 　　Milosevic was strengthened by patriotic fervor when NATO bombed Yugoslavia in early 1999, but a few months later, a student movement named Otpor! (“Resistance” in Serbian) launched a surprising offensive. Audaciously demanding the removal of Milosevic, they recruited where discontent was strongest, in the Serbian heartland. 　　Their weapons were rock concerts and ridicule, the internet and email, spray-painted slogans and a willingness to be arrested. Otpor students became the shock troops in an army of human rights, pro-democracy, anti-war, women’s groups, and opposition political parties. Their slogan: "He’s Finished!" 　　Trained in nonviolent action and partially financed by the US and western Europe, they forged a unified political opposition, fought to stop vote fraud, and systematically undermined police and army loyalty. When Milosevic refused to accept defeat at the polls, the opposition called a general strike. As normal life ground to a halt, Serbs by the hundreds of thousands poured into the capital on October 5 to seize the Federal Parliament in a dramatic triumph for democracy. The one-hour documentary is narrated by Martin Sheen.

Barnaby and Jones investigate a series of murders linked to the death of a beauty queen which occurred several years previously.

Barnaby and Jones investigate a series of murders linked to the death of a beauty queen which occurred several years previously.