Synopsis 　　Middle-school teacher Myeong-ho (Hwang-hae), who comes from a poor family, and Bu-nam (Yang Hun), whose father is the president of a trading company, attended the same university. When both men develop gastric disordersBu-nam ate too much and Myeong-ho couldn't get enough to eatthe doctor proposes that they exchange lifestyles for two weeks. Living in each other's homes, each young man falls in love with the other's sister, and the two couples get married in a joint wedding ceremony. 　　Notes 　　"The filmization of a stage musical, and the fusion of film and mass entertainment" (Chung Jong-wha) 　　Hyperbolae of Youth lay claim to the title of Korea's first comedy movie, with a cast comprising such comic actors as Yang Hun, Yang Seok-cheon, and Kim Hee-gap. It affords us a glimpse into the cinematic sensibility and generic interest of Han Hyung-mo, who was the most commercially successful director of his day, and falls between The Hand of Destiny (Unmyeong-ui son) and Madame Freedom (Ja-yu bu-in) in his filmography. The movie tells a simple story: a brother and sister from a wealthy family fall in love their opposite-sex counterparts from a poor family, thus mature into well-rounded individuals, and make happy marriages. In this basic synopsis, even the fundamental difference of social status does not pose much of an obstacle. In fact, the extent to which the film straightforwardly endows the improverished brother and sister with positive values makes it seem rather simplistic. However, the movie's main interest does not lie in its story or theme. Instead, it concentrates on making the most of the generic elements of comedy and musical in order to maximize its own entertainment value. This agenda becomes manifestly clear from the film's characterizations. That is, the two male leads are comically rendered as a rich man's son who is sick from eating too much and a poor man's son who is sick from not eating enough. Musical elements are also introduced as a means of reinforcing the film's entertainment value. In the first half, for instance, the film's musical director Park Si-chun, in the role of the doctor, accompanies the nurses on his guitar as they sing a pop song. This scene, which has no relation to the plot, was inserted solely for the purpose of enhancing the movie's generic appeal as a musical. The same holds true for the scene in which Kim Hee-gap appears mid-film as a man carrying a wooden rack on his back to sing a medley of popular Korean songs. Such generic elements boost the film's entertainment value while infusing the whole with a cheerful and upbeat atmosphere. Hyperbolae of Youth may well be called the finest feel-good movie of the 1950s.

Synopsis 　　Middle-school teacher Myeong-ho (Hwang-hae), who comes from a poor family, and Bu-nam (Yang Hun), whose father is the president of a trading company, attended the same university. When both men develop gastric disordersBu-nam ate too much and Myeong-ho couldn't get enough to eatthe doctor proposes that they exchange lifestyles for two weeks. Living in each other's homes, each young man falls in love with the other's sister, and the two couples get married in a joint wedding ceremony. 　　Notes 　　"The filmization of a stage musical, and the fusion of film and mass entertainment" (Chung Jong-wha) 　　Hyperbolae of Youth lay claim to the title of Korea's first comedy movie, with a cast comprising such comic actors as Yang Hun, Yang Seok-cheon, and Kim Hee-gap. It affords us a glimpse into the cinematic sensibility and generic interest of Han Hyung-mo, who was the most commercially successful director of his day, and falls between The Hand of Destiny (Unmyeong-ui son) and Madame Freedom (Ja-yu bu-in) in his filmography. The movie tells a simple story: a brother and sister from a wealthy family fall in love their opposite-sex counterparts from a poor family, thus mature into well-rounded individuals, and make happy marriages. In this basic synopsis, even the fundamental difference of social status does not pose much of an obstacle. In fact, the extent to which the film straightforwardly endows the improverished brother and sister with positive values makes it seem rather simplistic. However, the movie's main interest does not lie in its story or theme. Instead, it concentrates on making the most of the generic elements of comedy and musical in order to maximize its own entertainment value. This agenda becomes manifestly clear from the film's characterizations. That is, the two male leads are comically rendered as a rich man's son who is sick from eating too much and a poor man's son who is sick from not eating enough. Musical elements are also introduced as a means of reinforcing the film's entertainment value. In the first half, for instance, the film's musical director Park Si-chun, in the role of the doctor, accompanies the nurses on his guitar as they sing a pop song. This scene, which has no relation to the plot, was inserted solely for the purpose of enhancing the movie's generic appeal as a musical. The same holds true for the scene in which Kim Hee-gap appears mid-film as a man carrying a wooden rack on his back to sing a medley of popular Korean songs. Such generic elements boost the film's entertainment value while infusing the whole with a cheerful and upbeat atmosphere. Hyperbolae of Youth may well be called the finest feel-good movie of the 1950s.

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A cold-blooded assassin is out for revenge against an elite corps of Special Crimes Agents headed by Eddie Cook and Vinnie Rizzo. When Cold blooded hit man Makoto escapes from prison, he and his sexy and lethal partner set out to execute the agents who sent them away. As the Special Crimes Agents are systematically gunned down, Cook and Rizzo find themselves in a deadly race to find the assassins and stop the bloodbath.

It's a story of a man who calls up a psychiatrist's radio show and recounts how, after being raped by his mother, he went on to kill both her and many other women. He claims it was out of love for them.

平凡的一天，名叫扎克利和伊森的小男孩在某公园内发生争执，前者用棍子将后者的嘴打破。这起不大不小的儿童纠纷，将两对本没有任何交集的夫妇拉到了一起。经营小百货商店的麦克·朗斯特里特（约翰·C·赖利 John C Reilly 饰）与身为作家的潘妮洛普（朱迪·福斯特 Jodie Foster 饰）是伊森的父母，他们在家中迎来扎克利的父母——律师艾伦·考温（克里斯托弗·沃尔兹 Christoph Waltz 饰）以及投资经纪人南希（凯特·温斯莱特 KateWinslet 饰）——的拜访。他们就孩子的伤害事件协商、讨论、争执、冷嘲热讽、旁敲侧击，时而强作欢颜，时而面露不快，可是又不得不面对面度过这难熬与痛苦的一天…… 　　本片荣获2011年波士顿影评人奖最佳群戏奖、2011年威尼斯电影节小金狮奖。

洛杉矶，位于西海岸的美国第二大城市，是许多人向往已久的梦想之地，却也是无家可归之人赖以栖身的伤心之所。在这座城市的某个角落，矗立着一栋巨大的仓库。所不同的是，仓库储存的不是货物，而是那群没有家的人。他们支付一定的金额，在铁皮隔断的小房间内生活。这里冷漠、孤独，甚至弥漫着恐怖气息。有一个妖艳寡言的女子逡巡在仓库每一个角落，谁要图谋不轨，企图靠近沟壑，必定会遭遇杀身之祸。青年加布里埃尔（Gabriel De Santi 饰）辗转来到洛杉矶，住进了哥哥曾在这座仓库所租住的房间。他似乎在按照什么人的指使寻找某样东西，在此期间隐隐感觉到仓库中的异样。 　　许多人的聚集之地，但丝毫感觉不到活着的气息……

洛杉矶，位于西海岸的美国第二大城市，是许多人向往已久的梦想之地，却也是无家可归之人赖以栖身的伤心之所。在这座城市的某个角落，矗立着一栋巨大的仓库。所不同的是，仓库储存的不是货物，而是那群没有家的人。他们支付一定的金额，在铁皮隔断的小房间内生活。这里冷漠、孤独，甚至弥漫着恐怖气息。有一个妖艳寡言的女子逡巡在仓库每一个角落，谁要图谋不轨，企图靠近沟壑，必定会遭遇杀身之祸。青年加布里埃尔（Gabriel De Santi 饰）辗转来到洛杉矶，住进了哥哥曾在这座仓库所租住的房间。他似乎在按照什么人的指使寻找某样东西，在此期间隐隐感觉到仓库中的异样。 　　许多人的聚集之地，但丝毫感觉不到活着的气息……