Gun moll Nan Taylor, caught after an otherwise successful bank robbery, falls for radio crusader David Slade and confides her guilt to him. Much to her surprise, he turns her in. As a "new fish" at San Quentin, Nan fits right in, but won't see Slade, who still loves her. Then she learns that her former partners in crime, Don and Dutch, are on the other side of the wall in the men's section...and have an escape plan.

Gun moll Nan Taylor, caught after an otherwise successful bank robbery, falls for radio crusader David Slade and confides her guilt to him. Much to her surprise, he turns her in. As a "new fish" at San Quentin, Nan fits right in, but won't see Slade, who still loves her. Then she learns that her former partners in crime, Don and Dutch, are on the other side of the wall in the men's section...and have an escape plan.

Warner Brothers classic I Am A Fugitive From A Chain Gang coming from a bigger studio as it did overshadowed RKO's Hell's Highway. That's a pity because the fact that the two films came out around the same time robbed this one of the attention it deserves. 　　Richard Dix and Tom Brown play the Ellis Brothers, a pair of convicts in a southern state prison of unknown name. Dix is a hardened convict, a lifer who's about to have it made official because he was convicted of his fourth offense and falls under the habitual criminal act. 　　Dix has a hero worshiping younger brother in Brown who gets himself tossed in the slam because he decides to even the score for Dix by shooting someone who ratted his brother out. Dumb kid, he's lucky he missed otherwise it would be a very long stretch. 　　As in I Am a Fugitive From a Chang Gang the emphasis is on the horrible conditions in these prisons, they are every bit as gruesome as they are in the Warner Brothers film. The highlight of the film is a mass escape when the entire compound goes up in a kerosene fire. Even though these guys are in there for God knows what, your sympathies are with them as the local populace goes on a hunting expedition for the convicts. It's like everyone participating in Leslie Banks's sport of hunting The Most Dangerous Game which also came out that year by RKO. 　　I was pleasantly surprised by the depths of Richard Dix's performance. Usually he's a pretty straight arrow hero in his film in a classic Victorian era style of acting. His part here is the best work I've ever seen him do, though I can honestly say I haven't seen that many of his films. 　　You'll see good performances also by Stanley Fields as the head guard and by Charles Middleton, the philosophical bigamist in the joint for the same.

Warner Brothers classic I Am A Fugitive From A Chain Gang coming from a bigger studio as it did overshadowed RKO's Hell's Highway. That's a pity because the fact that the two films came out around the same time robbed this one of the attention it deserves. 　　Richard Dix and Tom Brown play the Ellis Brothers, a pair of convicts in a southern state prison of unknown name. Dix is a hardened convict, a lifer who's about to have it made official because he was convicted of his fourth offense and falls under the habitual criminal act. 　　Dix has a hero worshiping younger brother in Brown who gets himself tossed in the slam because he decides to even the score for Dix by shooting someone who ratted his brother out. Dumb kid, he's lucky he missed otherwise it would be a very long stretch. 　　As in I Am a Fugitive From a Chang Gang the emphasis is on the horrible conditions in these prisons, they are every bit as gruesome as they are in the Warner Brothers film. The highlight of the film is a mass escape when the entire compound goes up in a kerosene fire. Even though these guys are in there for God knows what, your sympathies are with them as the local populace goes on a hunting expedition for the convicts. It's like everyone participating in Leslie Banks's sport of hunting The Most Dangerous Game which also came out that year by RKO. 　　I was pleasantly surprised by the depths of Richard Dix's performance. Usually he's a pretty straight arrow hero in his film in a classic Victorian era style of acting. His part here is the best work I've ever seen him do, though I can honestly say I haven't seen that many of his films. 　　You'll see good performances also by Stanley Fields as the head guard and by Charles Middleton, the philosophical bigamist in the joint for the same.

李秀英自幼孤苦，18 岁被以一头猪为彩礼远嫁，遭丈夫赵大伟打骂。一场大火致丈夫身亡、大女儿赵艳失踪，她毁容后带小儿子赵亮回大理扎染坊谋生。 赵亮受父亲影响自私自利，骗母亲卖房还借网贷，致李秀英无家可归。她欲投河时，被已是女富豪的赵艳救下 —— 赵艳当年躲水缸幸存，被收养后改名顾晗，成纺织大亨。 赵艳认回母亲，助她整容、还债。赵亮悔悟，加入母女开办的扎染工作室。她们传承扎染技艺，带动村子繁荣，李秀英也收获幸福。

李秀英自幼孤苦，18 岁被以一头猪为彩礼远嫁，遭丈夫赵大伟打骂。一场大火致丈夫身亡、大女儿赵艳失踪，她毁容后带小儿子赵亮回大理扎染坊谋生。 赵亮受父亲影响自私自利，骗母亲卖房还借网贷，致李秀英无家可归。她欲投河时，被已是女富豪的赵艳救下 —— 赵艳当年躲水缸幸存，被收养后改名顾晗，成纺织大亨。 赵艳认回母亲，助她整容、还债。赵亮悔悟，加入母女开办的扎染工作室。她们传承扎染技艺，带动村子繁荣，李秀英也收获幸福。

著名纪录片导演亚当·柯蒂斯（Adam Curtis）用BBC过去四十年阿富汗及沙特阿拉伯的新闻素材整理而成的纪录片《苦湖》（Bitter Lake）在BBC网站上线，分析美国、俄国、英国、沙特阿拉伯及阿富汗之间的关系以及“ISIS”的兴起，一时成为大家的话题。

著名纪录片导演亚当·柯蒂斯（Adam Curtis）用BBC过去四十年阿富汗及沙特阿拉伯的新闻素材整理而成的纪录片《苦湖》（Bitter Lake）在BBC网站上线，分析美国、俄国、英国、沙特阿拉伯及阿富汗之间的关系以及“ISIS”的兴起，一时成为大家的话题。

「ステップ」「虹色デイズ」などで助監督を務めた杉岡知哉が監督と脚本を担当した本作。これといった目標もなくなんとなく日々を送る主人公・吉原暁人は、ある日、高校時代密かに思いを寄せていた石川絵莉子と再会する。2人にとっての忌まわしい過去を清算するために、暁人はある計画を目論むのだった。井上が暁人を演じ、「ウルトラマンR／B」のサキ役で知られる木下彩音が絵莉子に扮する。

「ステップ」「虹色デイズ」などで助監督を務めた杉岡知哉が監督と脚本を担当した本作。これといった目標もなくなんとなく日々を送る主人公・吉原暁人は、ある日、高校時代密かに思いを寄せていた石川絵莉子と再会する。2人にとっての忌まわしい過去を清算するために、暁人はある計画を目論むのだった。井上が暁人を演じ、「ウルトラマンR／B」のサキ役で知られる木下彩音が絵莉子に扮する。