讲述了一位年迈的前重量级拳击冠军，他在退役后努力寻找自己的身份，养活妻子和三个女儿。经济问题让他处在一个危险的十字路口--与重返拳坛的冲动作斗争，还是勉强接受一份残暴而令人生畏的讨债人工作。

Pegah talks about Gholam, a man who’s not like her father, mother, uncles, or aunts, even though he’s always present at family gatherings. Gholam films these everyday scenes with his own camera. At the time, Pegah can’t imagine what the purpose of these films might be, but she’s happy to pose before the lens of this family friend, who she’s certainly very fond of. 　　It is as if Pegah, the film’s director and chief protagonist, is reading from a children’s book; as if we are looking over her shoulder at Gholam’s films of the family and the old photos. The large family radiates great warmth as we see them shoveling snow or just sitting around at home. 　　But then comes the chapter about Gholam and the Iranian revolution, heralding a plot twist in the story that comes to symbolize thousands of Pegahs and Gholams inside and outside Iran.

Join the newsroom of Afghanistan’s largest newspaper as the Taliban took power. A highly dramatic day-by-day account of a group of courageous journalists’ struggle for democracy, freedom and life itself. 　　Etilaat Roz is the most widely read newspaper in the Afghan capital Kabul. But when Kabul falls to the Taliban in 2021, everything changes. The Taliban don’t like journalists, and the newspaper’s editor-in-chief Zaki Daryabi and his 50 courageous colleagues now face a crucial choice: should they continue to do journalism and risk torture, imprisonment and death? If they can continue to live in their country at all? Afghan documentary filmmaker Abbas Rezaie is in the newsroom during the dramatic weeks leading up to, during and long after the Taliban’s takeover of Kabul, when the world’s attention is focused on the very streets just outside. 　　源自：https://cphdox.dk/film/the-etilaat-roz/

Join the newsroom of Afghanistan’s largest newspaper as the Taliban took power. A highly dramatic day-by-day account of a group of courageous journalists’ struggle for democracy, freedom and life itself. 　　Etilaat Roz is the most widely read newspaper in the Afghan capital Kabul. But when Kabul falls to the Taliban in 2021, everything changes. The Taliban don’t like journalists, and the newspaper’s editor-in-chief Zaki Daryabi and his 50 courageous colleagues now face a crucial choice: should they continue to do journalism and risk torture, imprisonment and death? If they can continue to live in their country at all? Afghan documentary filmmaker Abbas Rezaie is in the newsroom during the dramatic weeks leading up to, during and long after the Taliban’s takeover of Kabul, when the world’s attention is focused on the very streets just outside. 　　源自：https://cphdox.dk/film/the-etilaat-roz/

Pegah talks about Gholam, a man who’s not like her father, mother, uncles, or aunts, even though he’s always present at family gatherings. Gholam films these everyday scenes with his own camera. At the time, Pegah can’t imagine what the purpose of these films might be, but she’s happy to pose before the lens of this family friend, who she’s certainly very fond of. 　　It is as if Pegah, the film’s director and chief protagonist, is reading from a children’s book; as if we are looking over her shoulder at Gholam’s films of the family and the old photos. The large family radiates great warmth as we see them shoveling snow or just sitting around at home. 　　But then comes the chapter about Gholam and the Iranian revolution, heralding a plot twist in the story that comes to symbolize thousands of Pegahs and Gholams inside and outside Iran.

An old woman, Filomena, is hurried into the emergency room. The young man, who brought her, Matias, is very nervous. The nurses were drawn to him as he’s very good-looking. They think he’s her grandson. Filomena’s condition has stabilized but she needs further tests. At night, Matias visits her and Luna, the nurse on duty, is touched at how warm and close Matias is to the lady. Then Luna finds out something surprising yet heartbreaking-Filomena and Matias are lovers. Matias is a vampire whom Filomena when she was young. Their love was uncontrollable. Matias promised Filomena that he will not give her the curse of being a vampire- even if Filomena wants to be with him forever. Now that death is in the middle of their love, will Matias broke the vow so that they can continue their unconditional love forever? Will he allow death to take the woman that he loves? Luna in the end learns one of the greatest lessons about love and sacrifice.

An old woman, Filomena, is hurried into the emergency room. The young man, who brought her, Matias, is very nervous. The nurses were drawn to him as he’s very good-looking. They think he’s her grandson. Filomena’s condition has stabilized but she needs further tests. At night, Matias visits her and Luna, the nurse on duty, is touched at how warm and close Matias is to the lady. Then Luna finds out something surprising yet heartbreaking-Filomena and Matias are lovers. Matias is a vampire whom Filomena when she was young. Their love was uncontrollable. Matias promised Filomena that he will not give her the curse of being a vampire- even if Filomena wants to be with him forever. Now that death is in the middle of their love, will Matias broke the vow so that they can continue their unconditional love forever? Will he allow death to take the woman that he loves? Luna in the end learns one of the greatest lessons about love and sacrifice.

What was at first a simple pursuit to regain stolen money becomes the chance for a dysfunctional family to finally reconcile.

一个年轻的女人讲述自己的流产故事，正如很多女人所经历的。她深知，这关乎生死。但也关乎自由和自主权。关键在于做出选择。影片带我们走近了一种并非所有人都曾经历、且难以归类的生命体验。一部轻声细语但冲击力巨大的电影。

Olja is a high school history teacher, married to a painter whose latest exhibition provoked violent reactions from Serbian nationalists. One night, a group of masked hooligans attacks her. They film the attack and upload the clip to YouTube. The next day Olja discovers that some of her students were responsible. She takes away their mobile phones, and in the heat of the moment decides to lock them in the school building, also disconnecting the school phones and the internet. In order to solve the problem together, and with inability to leave the school, students begin to communicate. During that night, a generation that was written off before they were ever given a chance will learn more than they ever expected about themselves and their classmates.