花冲是个大龄无业游民，这个世界上能管住花冲的人只有一个——他的五岁女儿花朵儿。花朵儿是一块橡皮糖，只要不上幼儿园，她无时无刻都要黏着爸爸才行：晚上要睡在爸爸身边，早上要爸爸给她穿衣服，和爸爸一起吃早饭，上幼儿园时必须是爸爸送，放学必须是爸爸第一个来接她，晚上必须爸爸给她讲故事才睡觉，只要爸爸在家，必须时时刻刻都在她视线内。最终，花冲浪子回头，在女儿的帮助下，成为一个称职的丈夫，一个好爸爸，一名职业保镖，并成立自己的专业保镖公司；女儿花朵儿也终于克服自己的小毛病，在爸爸的训练下，成为一个独立的好孩子。

花冲是个大龄无业游民，这个世界上能管住花冲的人只有一个——他的五岁女儿花朵儿。花朵儿是一块橡皮糖，只要不上幼儿园，她无时无刻都要黏着爸爸才行：晚上要睡在爸爸身边，早上要爸爸给她穿衣服，和爸爸一起吃早饭，上幼儿园时必须是爸爸送，放学必须是爸爸第一个来接她，晚上必须爸爸给她讲故事才睡觉，只要爸爸在家，必须时时刻刻都在她视线内。最终，花冲浪子回头，在女儿的帮助下，成为一个称职的丈夫，一个好爸爸，一名职业保镖，并成立自己的专业保镖公司；女儿花朵儿也终于克服自己的小毛病，在爸爸的训练下，成为一个独立的好孩子。

花冲是个大龄无业游民，这个世界上能管住花冲的人只有一个——他的五岁女儿花朵儿。花朵儿是一块橡皮糖，只要不上幼儿园，她无时无刻都要黏着爸爸才行：晚上要睡在爸爸身边，早上要爸爸给她穿衣服，和爸爸一起吃早饭，上幼儿园时必须是爸爸送，放学必须是爸爸第一个来接她，晚上必须爸爸给她讲故事才睡觉，只要爸爸在家，必须时时刻刻都在她视线内。最终，花冲浪子回头，在女儿的帮助下，成为一个称职的丈夫，一个好爸爸，一名职业保镖，并成立自己的专业保镖公司；女儿花朵儿也终于克服自己的小毛病，在爸爸的训练下，成为一个独立的好孩子。

花冲是个大龄无业游民，这个世界上能管住花冲的人只有一个——他的五岁女儿花朵儿。花朵儿是一块橡皮糖，只要不上幼儿园，她无时无刻都要黏着爸爸才行：晚上要睡在爸爸身边，早上要爸爸给她穿衣服，和爸爸一起吃早饭，上幼儿园时必须是爸爸送，放学必须是爸爸第一个来接她，晚上必须爸爸给她讲故事才睡觉，只要爸爸在家，必须时时刻刻都在她视线内。最终，花冲浪子回头，在女儿的帮助下，成为一个称职的丈夫，一个好爸爸，一名职业保镖，并成立自己的专业保镖公司；女儿花朵儿也终于克服自己的小毛病，在爸爸的训练下，成为一个独立的好孩子。

在一次灾难性的地震中,李秀英失去了女儿陈婉儿并受伤瘸腿，带着儿子陈泽宇艰难度日。李秀英倾尽所有，甚至不惜卖血供陈泽宇完成学业，然而儿子却因虚荣心作祟，挥霍母亲的血汗钱，并在大学毕业后隐瞒身份，与富家女张梓涵结婚，断绝了与母亲的联系。陈婉儿被富商赵仁辛收养，改名赵悦琳，成为赵氏集团继承人。她一直寻找失散的家人，但因李秀英和陈泽宇迁至乡下而未能如愿。李秀英思念儿子，进城寻找，却被陈泽宇冷漠赶走，碰上了来寻她的亲生女儿赵婉儿....

杨晓羊重回十年前，帮助父亲老杨养生延年益寿为内核，生动诠释了人世间亲情的可贵。剧中，杨晓羊因在大都市打拼而忽略了对老杨的照顾，正是这种遗憾让她重新回到了老杨离世的前十年——其实，穿越只是慰藉，跨越时光的追忆和思念才是实质。这一世，杨晓羊帮助老杨调理身体，保持健康，更是通过帮助老杨慧眼识人，结交良师益友改变自己的情绪和格局，但老杨最终却因保护杨晓羊而献出了生命。也许，老杨的命运注定定格在69岁，但历经这一世女儿的陪伴，他却生活的幸福快乐，再无遗憾。

影片讲述的故事始于1947年冬，解放战争时期，一名国民党士兵被心向共产党的郎中感化，被一件解放军棉袄救命，从此改变信仰，成长为一名解放军战士。峥嵘岁月70年，老战士抚今追昔，回忆往事，回到故地，缅怀救命恩人。

影片讲述的故事始于1947年冬，解放战争时期，一名国民党士兵被心向共产党的郎中感化，被一件解放军棉袄救命，从此改变信仰，成长为一名解放军战士。峥嵘岁月70年，老战士抚今追昔，回忆往事，回到故地，缅怀救命恩人。

维多利亚是一名单身母亲，和女儿阿丽娜过着相依为命的生活。维多利亚买下了一套苏联时期的高层公寓，这间公寓地段好房型好装修好价格还低，为了得到这套公寓，维多利亚不惜向老板借了一笔巨款，发誓以后天天做牛做马来还债。 　　实际上，在这间公寓里，住着一个家养小精灵（彼得·纳塔罗夫 Pyotr Natarov 饰），房产经纪人利用小精灵的存在来赶走买下公寓的人，再用低价将公寓专卖出去，如此往复，牟取暴利。维多利亚母女两入住没多久，小精灵就开始了他的捣乱，但是善良的阿丽娜并没有将小精灵视为邪恶的化身，而是始终以童真的单纯的眼光看待他，久而久之，小精灵被阿丽娜感化了。

Another amazing find from our friends at Cine-Clasico, "Vier um die Frau" is a 1921 Fritz Lang film found in the Brazilian film archives. The period intertitles are in Portuguese but the plot is not difficult to follow, particularly with the assistance of the invaluable Herr Graf Ferdinand Von Galitzien, whose blog entry on the film (link) follows : 　　The merchant Yquem buys his dear wife a beautiful jewel with matching earnings in a place where the city's underworld trades in fake and stolen jewelry. By chance, Yquem spots a man with whom his wife had an affair in the past. Yquem follows him to a hotel where he will write him a letter imitating his wife's hand writing. The letter invites the man to a public place where Yquem can spy on them and try to discover whether there is still something between them. 　　This early Fritz Lang film, "Vier Um Die Frau" (Four Around a Woman) was found by chance some years ago at the "Cinemateca De Sâo Paulo", a great present for the German aristocracy and even for the longhaired moviegoers, because it prefigures much of "Dr. Mabuse", (corruption in the upper class-a very habitual practice-unscrupulous upstarts, blackmail, low class criminals, social tension.) and in the opinion of this German aristocrat, provides one of the most outstanding titles of Lang's first period. This film has excellent editing that gives vigour, speed and emotion to a story of an underworld rife with treachery and betrayal as well as a complex tale of unrequited love. The film builds to a crescendo of narrative strength that reminds one of episodes of "Die Spinnen" made by Herr Lang a year before. 　　The acting is exceptional and the performers resist the temptation to overacting that might be expected in such melodrama. As the heroine, Carola Toelle is especially good and admirably conveys the doubts, secret desires and frustration that her character suffers. An excellent counterpoint is provided the character of her friend and confidant, a perfect vamp, who provides bad advice and is without scruples, quick to use flirting to build up her social position... Rudolf Klein-Rogge has to be mentioned, as his performance makes one recall the exceptional character Dr Mabuse, that he will immortalise two years later. The excellent main actors are given equally good support in the minor roles. 　　It is worth mentioning as well the great photography of Otto Kanturek and the film production by Ernst Meiwers and Hans Jacoby. The importance of "Decla-Bioscop"'can be seen in the first rate production values that are so abundant in the film (great manors, hotel lobbies, the stock exchange, etc) and on the other hand the realistic depiction of less auspicious surroundings: ragged and wretched slums streets filled with the kind of characters you might expect in such places. A minor point but also a real curiosity is the inclusion of a poster for another "Decla Bioscop" production that can be glimpsed in a theater lobby.