10 集

10 集

施拉德在萨拉热窝电影节上表示，他已经确定了下一个项目。这部电影名为《哲学基础》，他已经写好了大纲，并计划在未来三个月内完成剧本创作。 　　施拉德说，这部电影讲述的是“一位知识分子大学哲学教授”的故事。他还补充说，这部影片的风格将与他最近《第一归正会》《算牌人》《园艺大师》组成的"房间里的男人"三部曲相同。

BASIC TRAINING follows a company of draftees and enlisted men through the nine weeks of the basic 　　training cycle. The varieties of training techniques used by the army in converting civilians to soldiers are 　　illustrated in scenes of drills, M-16 and bayonet use, gas chamber, mines, night crawl, infiltration course and 　　the many forms of ideological training familiar to millions of men and women who have served in the armed 　　forces.

BASIC TRAINING follows a company of draftees and enlisted men through the nine weeks of the basic 　　training cycle. The varieties of training techniques used by the army in converting civilians to soldiers are 　　illustrated in scenes of drills, M-16 and bayonet use, gas chamber, mines, night crawl, infiltration course and 　　the many forms of ideological training familiar to millions of men and women who have served in the armed 　　forces.

在旅行中遇见浪漫的概率有多少， 　　应该不到10%， 　　这次的旅行，能遇见吗

在旅行中遇见浪漫的概率有多少， 　　应该不到10%， 　　这次的旅行，能遇见吗

Most people have watched a spy film, but few have ever met someone from the intelligence community. So how close are real spies to the Bournes and the Bonds? Peter Taylor looks at the world of the modern day secret agent. 　　From James Bond to Spooks, from Jason Bourne to Tinker Tailor, spying is big box office business. Its vocabulary has become familiar to us all, from "stings" and "moles" to "dead letter drops" and "honey traps". 　　The fact is that the image of such operations as depicted on the big and small screens - and in airport blockbusters too - is firmly rooted in reality. The "tradecraft" is common to both the fictional and real world of spying. 　　Peter Taylor was given unprecedented access to serving officers from MI5 and MI6 　　Their names have been changed. They were not allowed to discuss specific operations or policy issues. 　　But those who actually carry out these covert and potentially dangerous operations could not be further removed from their imaginary counterparts, as I found out when I interviewed serving officers from MI5 (the domestic Security Service) and MI6 (the overseas Secret Intelligence Service).

Most people have watched a spy film, but few have ever met someone from the intelligence community. So how close are real spies to the Bournes and the Bonds? Peter Taylor looks at the world of the modern day secret agent. 　　From James Bond to Spooks, from Jason Bourne to Tinker Tailor, spying is big box office business. Its vocabulary has become familiar to us all, from "stings" and "moles" to "dead letter drops" and "honey traps". 　　The fact is that the image of such operations as depicted on the big and small screens - and in airport blockbusters too - is firmly rooted in reality. The "tradecraft" is common to both the fictional and real world of spying. 　　Peter Taylor was given unprecedented access to serving officers from MI5 and MI6 　　Their names have been changed. They were not allowed to discuss specific operations or policy issues. 　　But those who actually carry out these covert and potentially dangerous operations could not be further removed from their imaginary counterparts, as I found out when I interviewed serving officers from MI5 (the domestic Security Service) and MI6 (the overseas Secret Intelligence Service).