They’re the band that everybody has an opinion on, the band that spawned a thousand copyists but combusted too soon to achieve their true potential. In 2004, two years after releasing their first single, The Libertines split. Then in 2010, Carl Barat, Pete Doherty, John Hassall and Gary Powell reunited to play Reading and Leeds, the biggest shows of their career. 　　Frequently described as the UK’s most important music photographer and photojournalist, Roger Sargent was responsible for shooting many iconic photos of this acclaimed British band. His debut feature THE LIBERTINES – THERE ARE NO INNOCENT BYSTANDERS is an all-access music documentary that spans the period of time from the announcement of this reunion to the weekend of Reading and Leeds. With unrivalled access to their inner sanctum, Sargent’s aim was to look beyond tabloid headlines and give an intimate insight into a band reforming and friendships repaired. Rather than taking a strictly linear approach, it’s the spirit that Sargent wanted to capture: stories and moments retold and relived by the band themselves. This includes whimsical, romantic snapshots of the bands history told by band members in locations which resonate with them: for example, a day with Pete in Paris, and Carl giving a guided tour of the “Libertines East End” including a visit to Bethnal Green’s Libertine Alley which is graffiti-scrawled with song lyrics, and Brick Lane’s famous bagel shop. Profiling each band member individually and collectively – something which has never been done before – each of the boys have the chance to put their story in their way. Including access to rehearsals, warm-up gigs at The Forum, and the Reading/Leeds weekend, the film also makes use of Sargent’s unparalleled archive of photos, and altogether it’s as much about the band rediscovering The Libertines as everyone else. 　　Thanks to Roger’s long history with the band, The Libertines goes behind the tabloid headlines to give viewers unrivalled access to the love, laughter, passion and power of a band which united and inspired a generation.” 　　Following a brief sojourn at Melody Maker and ID Magazine, Roger Sargent went to NME, surviving trauma and trends for over a decade. Having worked for Rolling Stone, Mojo, Daily Telegraph, and The Guardian amongst others, he has most recently won critical and popular acclaim for two major exhibitions, The Libertines – Boys In The Band and Future Legends. An exhibition of his photography will run in Spitalfields Market for the duration of East End Film Festival. THE LIBERTINES – THERE ARE NO INNOCENT BYSTANDERS is his debut feature.

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女警姚自如（王敏奕饰）是天生「高敏感族」，查案但凭朱古力、盐柠水、和一颗自带「开关」的大脑。当她喝下盐柠水，五感放大，能敏锐察觉现场的蛛丝马迹，通过触摸尸体、证物，感应、代入事主，还原凶案。直到遇上餐厅老板王觅希（周柏豪饰），二人不再做「旁观者」。逍遥法外的加害者们逐一被杀，随着自如与连环杀手数度暗中较量，其真正身份渐渐揭盅……自如发现二人心意相通却立场对立，令她陷入人生抉择边缘，此时觅希却替她作了决定……

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大学女生Abby参加心仪的男孩办的派对，这帮男生却将来的一些女孩下药、强暴，并玩起猎杀。Abby逃出后遇上一对情侣Clare和Gray，在这个血腥、混乱的夜晚，三人结成了意料之外的联盟，为生存而战。

男主跟女主的性生活总是多彩多样，甚至某一天，男主竟然带了自己的朋友，来窥探和女友的爱爱，这让女主深感不适，同时，罪恶的羞耻感又让她感受到另类的刺激，爱爱被人旁观到底是怎样一样体验呢，这部影片不容错过....

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大学女生Abby参加心仪的男孩办的派对，这帮男生却将来的一些女孩下药、强暴，并玩起猎杀。Abby逃出后遇上一对情侣Clare和Gray，在这个血腥、混乱的夜晚，三人结成了意料之外的联盟，为生存而战。

该片讲述了在充满呐喊声的2002年，被世界杯所掩盖的最恶劣的国会听证会上，捕捉到隐藏的真相的短篇电影。将于1月29日通过YouTube公开。