在敦煌莫高窟，保存着古代无数不知姓氏艺术家的手绘珍品，本动画片所讲述的，是其中一个古老而优美的故事画赞。 　　看到波斯商人在荒无人烟的戈壁滩上迷路时，九色鹿为他们指点了方向，花喜鹊得知此事后，埋怨九色鹿做事草率，它担心手拿刀枪的波斯商人会把九色鹿的故事说出去。不久，九色鹿救下落水的弄蛇人，告诉他不要将看到自己的事情说出去，弄蛇人对天发誓会保守秘密。波斯商人拜见国王时，果然如花喜鹊所担心的，讲了他们在荒漠中的奇遇，王后听到，执意要用九色鹿的鹿皮做衣裳，其后，国王张贴布告，说捕到九色鹿者封官重赏。弄蛇人犹豫一番，见利忘义向国王高密，在遍地寻不着九色鹿的情况下他假装落水，九色鹿闻声赶来。

古代，在荒无人烟的戈壁滩上，波斯商人的骆驼队因遇风沙袭击而迷路，忽然出现一头九色神鹿给他们指点方向。九色鹿回到林中，听见有人呼救。原来一个弄蛇人在采药时不慎落水。九色鹿忙将他驮上石岸。弄蛇人感恩不尽，九色鹿只求他别将遇见它的事告诉别人，弄蛇人连连答应，还对天起誓。波斯商人到了古国皇宫，与国王谈起沙漠中的奇遇，谁知王后听了，执意要取九色鹿皮做衣裳。国王无奈，张贴布告：捕到九色鹿者给予重赏。弄蛇人见利忘义，向国王告密，并设计将九色鹿引入包围圈。当他假装再次落水，神鹿闻声赶来救他时，守候的武士们就万箭齐发。谁知九色鹿发出神光，利箭都被化为灰烬。九色鹿向国王揭露弄蛇人忘恩负义的丑恶行为，国王深为不安。弄蛇人吓得胆颤心惊，连连后退，跌进深潭淹死，恶人终究得到应有的惩罚。

欢宜寨怪病横行，守山人长生在奚长老的指点下为寨民们寻找药草，但是此举低效且危险，于是长生决定寻找传说中的九色鹿王拯救寨子；此时大月国中，妖后乖离控制王宫，为了修炼邪术而探寻九色鹿王的踪迹，太子延颐为了阻止妖后，也毅然踏上了寻找九色鹿王的道路。长生、延颐以及索命雕的猎人小队等几方人马奔涌至鹿王踪迹的第一个线索——鬼火森林。长生与延颐在危难中成为同道好友，但是不等他们找到鹿王所在，便遭遇妖后追杀，知道了妖后骇人听闻的图谋。 长生和延颐一路与偷猎团队斡旋，还要躲避妖后手下无魂尸的追杀，同时，二人在小藜等人的帮助下过五关斩六将，成功赶在所有人之前探寻到九色鹿王的秘密，并感化妖后，拯救了欢宜寨和大月国。

讲述了欢宜寨突然怪病横行,守山人长生携手小伙伴小藜 寻找药草，而半路遇到大月国王子延颐为了阻止妖后 和反派索命雕，踏上了寻找九色鹿王的道路。途中偶遇的村民山球到底是正义一方还是邪恶势力？三人组能否顺利找到九色鹿王？

这里是和风咖啡厅“鹿枫堂”。 　　店主、负责茶水的水，负责拿铁的格雷，负责料理的世贵，负责甜点的椿。 　　各自身怀绝技的4人经营的隐藏人气店。 　　他们在“款待”客人的同时，偶尔还会解决客人的“烦恼”。 　　以咖啡厅为舞台，完美的4人编织而成的真诚故事。 　　好了，今天的客人是……？

这里是和风咖啡厅“鹿枫堂”。店主、负责茶水的水，负责拿铁的格雷，负责料理的世贵，负责甜点的椿。各自身怀绝技的4人经营的隐藏人气店。他们在“…

小泷望主演《和风喫茶鹿枫堂》，改编自清水ユウ的同名漫画，以东京一家古典民家风格和风茶馆为舞台，带出在那里工作的4人各怀绝技，在款待客人的同时，还会解决客人的烦恼，从而逐渐成长。故事讲述和风茶馆「鹿枫堂」因为时代变迁，上班族都忙到没时间吃饭，无法逆转这潮流之下，老店主打算关门，但东极京水/スイ（小泷望）决定继承，现为「鹿枫堂」的店长。他负责茶水，不擅长料理，外表看起来成熟，却有着天然的一面。他十分重视鹿枫堂的其他成员，包括负责料理的永江世贵（叶山奖之），负责咖啡的瓦伦蒂诺（佐伯大地），负责甜点的中尾椿（大西流星），一起努力为客人服务。

小泷望主演《和风喫茶鹿枫堂》，改编自清水ユウ的同名漫画，以东京一家古典民家风格和风茶馆为舞台，带出在那里工作的4人各怀绝技，在款待客人的同时，还会解决客人的烦恼，从而逐渐成长。故事讲述和风茶馆「鹿枫堂」因为时代变迁，上班族都忙到没时间吃饭，无法逆转这潮流之下，老店主打算关门，但东极京水/スイ（小泷望）决定继承，现为「鹿枫堂」的店长。他负责茶水，不擅长料理，外表看起来成熟，却有着天然的一面。他十分重视鹿枫堂的其他成员，包括负责料理的永江世贵（叶山奖之），负责咖啡的瓦伦蒂诺（佐伯大地），负责甜点的中尾椿（大西流星），一起努力为客人服务。

The history of the film is based on the renewal of an old friendship happening in unforeseen and strange circumstances. Seyed (Behrooz Vousoughi) is a drug addict working small jobs in a theatre to pay for his heavy addiction. One day he is visited by an old friend, Ghodrat (Faramarz Gharibian), for whom he was a role model and protector when they were teenagers. Ghodrat has just been shot by the police when an armed robbery went wrong and is now looking for a safe place to lay low for a while. Hence, he comes to stay with the only person that he could trust, Seyed. However, what he sees is miles away from the Seyed that he knew and had in mind. Although they are both happy to find each other after so many years, Ghodrat is completely shocked to see Seyed, once the ruler of the high school yards and neighbourhoods, to have become a complete and utterly useless heavy drug user living in a lowly state of physical and social being. 　　Seyed is very emotional to see Ghodrat. He is proud to see that some people from the old days still believe in him and are loyal to him, though he seems ashamed of what Seyed has become. Seyed helps Ghodrat by hiding him in his place, a small room containing only a bed and a samovar that is representative of the extreme poverty in which Seyed lives. They talk about the years since they had been separated. Ghodrat explains that he has become a professional thief and Seyed tells a story of how he had become an heroin addict after having served only two months in a jail for minor offenses. "The drug was distributed by cleaners in the jail," Seyed says. Once released, he found no opportunity in life because of lack of social support, poverty and "drug dealers being everywhere." He became a full-time heroin user after using the drug during alcohol- and drug-fueled parties with local drug dealers. 　　During the few days that Ghodrat is staying with Seyed, he also meets with Seyed's roommate Fati, a poor but beautiful, hard-working and romantic girl from the old days who was once in love with Seyed. Fati is now completely disillusioned about the future and considers Seyed as a brother and life companion. Ghodrat wants to revive Seyed's pride by reminding him of who he was long ago and how being the role model that he was helped him not to fall into drug or alcohol addiction during all those years. 　　Seyed tries to justify his failed life by blaming it on a lack of social and parental support, but this leads to an honest but tough exchange about the circumstances that them to their current stations in life. The discussion becomes so heated and emotional that the two start punching the wall in a show of remaining physical and mental strength. "It is too late," Seyed says. When Ghodrat tries to talk him out of his current state of mind, Seyed responds angrily by saying that being a thief is no better than being a drug addict. In full denial, he thinks that Ghodrat has no right to lecture him about life as "Ghodrat is a thief and doing things against the law." 　　Ghodrat also witnesses how deeply rooted poverty and a lack of basic education affect the daily life of every neighbour in the area. He and Seyed continue to have more meaningful discussions about life, education and opportunity, but no conclusion is really achieved. They are both so sorry about how they have become that they cry at the first opportunity to have an evening meal with aragh, an anise-based alcoholic drink. Ghodrat knows that his time there is limited and that he must find a way out. 　　The police come for Ghodrat after his picture had appeared in local newspapers as a "wanted and dangerous man"; presumably, one of the local people had informed the police of his whereabouts. The police besiege the house for several hours, but Ghodrat does not surrender. Seyed arrives home to discover the escalating situation, fearing Ghodrat's death at the hands of the large police force. He implores the police chief to allow him to enter the house in order to persuade Ghodrat to surrender. Feeling responsible for the danger in which his friend is now involved, Ghodrat beseeches Seyed not to intervene and to go away before he is hurt. However, Seyed chooses to remain with Ghodrat. He runs away from the police and is shot in the shoulder but eventually manages to get into the room with Ghodrat. 　　The two friends reflect on the nearly certain death they are facing. After a few minutes, the building comes under heavy fire, but Seyed stays with Ghodrat when a final police raid results in both men being killed by an explosion. Just before the raid, Seyed looks at Ghodrat and says, "I prefer to die by a bullet here in my room with you being there rather than alone under a bridge in a few years' time." This is a show of loyalty to his friend as well as an expression of his despair and hopelessness.

The history of the film is based on the renewal of an old friendship happening in unforeseen and strange circumstances. Seyed (Behrooz Vousoughi) is a drug addict working small jobs in a theatre to pay for his heavy addiction. One day he is visited by an old friend, Ghodrat (Faramarz Gharibian), for whom he was a role model and protector when they were teenagers. Ghodrat has just been shot by the police when an armed robbery went wrong and is now looking for a safe place to lay low for a while. Hence, he comes to stay with the only person that he could trust, Seyed. However, what he sees is miles away from the Seyed that he knew and had in mind. Although they are both happy to find each other after so many years, Ghodrat is completely shocked to see Seyed, once the ruler of the high school yards and neighbourhoods, to have become a complete and utterly useless heavy drug user living in a lowly state of physical and social being. 　　Seyed is very emotional to see Ghodrat. He is proud to see that some people from the old days still believe in him and are loyal to him, though he seems ashamed of what Seyed has become. Seyed helps Ghodrat by hiding him in his place, a small room containing only a bed and a samovar that is representative of the extreme poverty in which Seyed lives. They talk about the years since they had been separated. Ghodrat explains that he has become a professional thief and Seyed tells a story of how he had become an heroin addict after having served only two months in a jail for minor offenses. "The drug was distributed by cleaners in the jail," Seyed says. Once released, he found no opportunity in life because of lack of social support, poverty and "drug dealers being everywhere." He became a full-time heroin user after using the drug during alcohol- and drug-fueled parties with local drug dealers. 　　During the few days that Ghodrat is staying with Seyed, he also meets with Seyed's roommate Fati, a poor but beautiful, hard-working and romantic girl from the old days who was once in love with Seyed. Fati is now completely disillusioned about the future and considers Seyed as a brother and life companion. Ghodrat wants to revive Seyed's pride by reminding him of who he was long ago and how being the role model that he was helped him not to fall into drug or alcohol addiction during all those years. 　　Seyed tries to justify his failed life by blaming it on a lack of social and parental support, but this leads to an honest but tough exchange about the circumstances that them to their current stations in life. The discussion becomes so heated and emotional that the two start punching the wall in a show of remaining physical and mental strength. "It is too late," Seyed says. When Ghodrat tries to talk him out of his current state of mind, Seyed responds angrily by saying that being a thief is no better than being a drug addict. In full denial, he thinks that Ghodrat has no right to lecture him about life as "Ghodrat is a thief and doing things against the law." 　　Ghodrat also witnesses how deeply rooted poverty and a lack of basic education affect the daily life of every neighbour in the area. He and Seyed continue to have more meaningful discussions about life, education and opportunity, but no conclusion is really achieved. They are both so sorry about how they have become that they cry at the first opportunity to have an evening meal with aragh, an anise-based alcoholic drink. Ghodrat knows that his time there is limited and that he must find a way out. 　　The police come for Ghodrat after his picture had appeared in local newspapers as a "wanted and dangerous man"; presumably, one of the local people had informed the police of his whereabouts. The police besiege the house for several hours, but Ghodrat does not surrender. Seyed arrives home to discover the escalating situation, fearing Ghodrat's death at the hands of the large police force. He implores the police chief to allow him to enter the house in order to persuade Ghodrat to surrender. Feeling responsible for the danger in which his friend is now involved, Ghodrat beseeches Seyed not to intervene and to go away before he is hurt. However, Seyed chooses to remain with Ghodrat. He runs away from the police and is shot in the shoulder but eventually manages to get into the room with Ghodrat. 　　The two friends reflect on the nearly certain death they are facing. After a few minutes, the building comes under heavy fire, but Seyed stays with Ghodrat when a final police raid results in both men being killed by an explosion. Just before the raid, Seyed looks at Ghodrat and says, "I prefer to die by a bullet here in my room with you being there rather than alone under a bridge in a few years' time." This is a show of loyalty to his friend as well as an expression of his despair and hopelessness.