2025年是中国人民抗日战争暨世界反法西斯战争胜利80周年。值此历史节点，30集网络微纪录片《烽火笔墨》以独特视角聚焦抗战时期的文化抗战奇迹——桂林抗战文化城。1938年至1944年，郭沫若、巴金、茅盾、夏衍、田汉等200余位文化名人云集桂林，化笔墨为刀枪，以舞台为阵地，在青山绿水间筑起抗战文化的“精神长城”。本片依托历史资料、专家口述史与情景再现，以年轻化语态、沉浸式影像，首次系统梳理桂林文化抗战脉络，解密周恩来三到桂林指导文化抗战背景、《霜叶红似二月花》创作之谜、徐悲鸿《风雨鸡鸣》背后的家国情怀，再现《救亡日报》复刊、西南剧展盛况、木刻版画运动等历史高光，讲述文化人如何在轰炸声中坚守创作、用文艺凝聚民族精神的传奇。这是一部跨越时空的文化抗战史诗，更是一曲照亮当代青年精神星空的信仰之歌。

一名社交焦虑的大学生多次尝试向他暗恋的书店店员询问。

大梁朝，萧家三少爷萧泽本是天才，却因生母亡故，在家族中备受排挤，被父亲萧宏和庶出弟弟萧建厌弃。萧建表面仁德，实则阴毒，且拥有能偷听他人想法的异能。在科举殿试中，萧泽被萧建诬陷抄袭，被皇帝赐死。然而，萧泽意外重生，回到殿试前一个时辰，决心改写命运。

On the occasion of the official 200th anniversary celebrations, this documentary is the first cinematic journey through the rooms, stories and emotions of one of the most visited museums in the world. 　　Its wealth of over 8000 art treasures is a spell-binding experience drawing almost 3 million visitors to Madrid every year. 　　Magnificent masterpieces tell the story of Spain and of an entire continent. 　　We are in one of the temples of world art. Its collection tells the story of kings, queens, dynasties, wars, defeats and victories, as well as the story of the feelings and emotions of the men and women of yesteryear and of today, whose lives are intertwined with the museum’s: rulers, painters, artists, architects, collectors, curators, intellectuals, visitors. This heritage is universal and includes the works of Vélazquez, Rubens, Titian, Mantegna, Bosch, Goya, El Greco, to name just a few. 　　Oscar winning actor Jeremy Irons will be guiding spectators on a discovery of a heritage of beauty and art.

一场时光之旅，一份关于当代影坛十二位最伟大导演的真实见证。这部前所未有的短片合集，是理解他们作品的绝佳途径。此外，更有三小时独家访谈作为附赠内容，带您探寻这些杰出导演如何回望自己的电影起步之路。

Disc 1 　　Covers the Cowboys from Hell and Vulgar Display of Power eras (roughly 1990-1993). 　　Cowboys from Hell: The Videos 　　"Cowboys from Hell" 　　"The Art of Shredding"1 　　"Cemetery Gates" 　　"Heresy"1 　　"Psycho Holiday" 　　1. Live at the 1990 "Foundations Forum" Convention in Los Angeles. 　　Vulgar Video 　　"Walk" 　　"Domination"2 　　"Primal Concrete Sledge"2 　　"Cold Gin"3 　　"This Love" 　　"Mouth for War" 　　2. Live at the 1991 "Monsters in Moscow" festival. 　　3. KISS cover performed live with Skid Row. 　　Disc 2 　　3: Watch it Go 　　Covers primarily the Far Beyond Driven era (roughly 1994-1996). 　　"I'm Broken" 　　"5 Minutes Alone" 　　"Planet Caravan" 　　"Drag the Waters" 　　Monsters in Moscow 　　Part of the band's set at the 1991 "Monsters in Moscow" festival. 　　"Cowboys from Hell" 　　"Primal Concrete Sledge" 　　"Psycho Holiday" 　　All Songs Used Or Performed On The DVD 　　Band - Song - Type (Live / Music Video / Background Song etc) - How to find it (What clip is playing) 　　note :- Some songs may be left out if they are too short or if they are inaudible. 　　Feel free to fill in the UNKNOWN songs and bands if you are 100% certain of them. 　　COWBOYS FROM HELL: THE VIDEOS 　　Pantera - Shattered [Part of song in background] (Intro Clip) 　　Pantera - Cowboys From Hell [Full Music Video] (Introduced by Philip and Dimebag) 　　Pantera - Primal Concrete Sledge [Part of song] (Dimebag squeezes milk from a bottle) 　　Pantera - Heresy (Live) [Part of song played live] (Black and white short clip live) 　　Pantera - Medicine Man [Part of song in background] (Dimebag on beech with a multi-colour guitar) 　　Pantera - The Art Of Shredding (Live) [Full Live Music Video] ("Live at Foundations Forum '90") 　　Pantera - Domination [Part of song in background] (Clips of the damaged tour bus) 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] (Philip 'Humping' Sonny 'George' Satterfield as he tries to sleep) 　　Pantera - Medicine Man [Part of song in background] (Grady Eugene Champion brandishing a knife) 　　Pantera - Message In Blood (Live) [Part of song played live] (Black and white clip live) 　　Pantera - Cemetery Gates [Full Music Video] (Straight after above clip) 　　Pantera - Message In Blood (Live) [Part of song played live] (Black and white clip live) 　　Pantera - Clash With Reality [Part of song in background] (Pantera CFH signing) 　　Pantera - Cowboys From Hell [Part of song in background] (Band fooling around at ZRock Radio Station) 　　Pantera - Medicine Man [Part of song in background] (Band in a room with Philip saying 'We've made it', then Dimebag on the beech) 　　Pantera - Heresy (Live) [Full Live Music Video] ("Live at Foundations Forum '90") 　　Pantera - Clash With Reality [Part of song in background] (Dimebag being tattooed + Note:- very short audio clip) 　　Pantera - Medicine Man [Part of song in background] (Dimebag being tattooed + Note:- very short audio clip) 　　Pantera - The Sleep [Part of song in background] (Dimebag being tattooed + Note:- very short audio clip) 　　Pantera - Cemetery Gates [Part of song in background] (Dimebag being tattooed + Note:- very short audio clip) 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] (Mike Muir gives 'Thongs' a haircut + Note:- short and very quiet audio clip) 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] (Introducing "the one, the only, Mike Muir of Suicidal Tendencies") 　　Pantera (Featuring Rob Halford) - Grinder (Live) [Part of song played live] (Pantera and Rob Halford playing 'Judas Priest's' 'Grinder') 　　Pantera (Featuring Kerry King) - Raining Blood (Live) [Part of song played live] (Pantera and Kerry King playing 'Slayer's' 'Raining Blood') 　　Pantera and Exodus - UNKNOWN (Live) [Part of song played live] (Pantera and Exodus playing 'UNKNOWN'S' 'UNKNOWN' while drunk) 　　Prong - UNKNOWN (Live) [Part of song played live] (Prong playing their song 'UNKNOWN' live) 　　Pantera - Message In Blood [Part of song in background] (Dimebag and Philip explain how they are equal with their fans) 　　Pantera - Heresy (Live) [Part of song played live] (Philip crowd surfing) 　　Pantera - Message In Blood [Part of song in background] (Philip and Dimebag talking about crazy thing they do at gigs) 　　Pantera - Domination (Live) [Part of song played live] (Dimebag in the pit playing the solo for 'Domination' live) 　　Pantera - The Sleep [Part of song in background] (Philip explaining about whathe expects of fans at the live shows) 　　Pantera - Psycho Holiday [Full Music Video] (Straight after above clip) 　　Dimebag - Jamming (Live) [Jamming live] (Dimebag soloing and singing on streets on the credits of the video) 　　VULGAR VIDEO 　　Pantera - Walk [Part of song in background] (Starts with fans jumping on a car in street) 　　Pantera - Rise [Part of song in background] (The band, other bands and fans drinking tons of alcohol) 　　Pantera - A New Level (Live) [Part of song played live] (Pantera performing to what looks like a brutal crowd) 　　Pantera - Walk [Full Music Video] (Straight after Philip explains that his objective for Pantera was to be extreme) 　　Pantera - Regular People (Conceit) [Part of song in background] (Kicks in just after Rex says 'I can't wait to get back on the road') 　　Pantera - Mouth For War [Part of song in background] (Pantera VS Skid Row in a baseball game) 　　Philip Anselmo - Drum Solo (Live) [Jamming Live] (Phil messes on the drums live) 　　Pantera - Regular People (Conceit) [Part of song in background] (Band and others all smoking weed) 　　Pantera - Regular People (Conceit) [Part of song in background] (Band constructing 2 giant weed statues fo the stage) 　　Pantera - Purple Haze (Live) [Part of song played live] (Pantera playing 'Jimi Hendrix's' 'Purple Haze' Live) 　　Skid Row - UNKNOWN (Live) [Part of song played live] (Pantera have a BBQ at Skid Row's live show) 　　Pantera - Regular People (Conceit) [Part of song in background] (Starts with Birds getting their titties out and ends with Dimebag Snorring) 　　Philip Anselmo - Livin' After Midnight (Live) [Part of song sung live] (Phil singing 'Judas Priest's' 'Livin' After Midnight' while joking about) 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] ("Windstein gets hooked up" Practical joke on Kirk Windstein) 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] (Someone sleeping has load music played in earphones while sleeping) 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] (Philip says "Not only is he sleeping, he's half-way dead.") 　　AC/DC - Thunderstruck [Part of song in background] (TV commercial with AC/DC in it) 　　Pantera - Domination (Live) [Full Live Video] (Domination live in Moscow) 　　Pantera - Primal Concrete Sledge (Live) [Full Live Video] (Primal Concrete Sledge live in Moscow) 　　Pantera - Fucking Hostile (Live) [Part of song live] (Large amp stack fall in pit at the end of Fucking Hostile) 　　Pantera - Whiplash (Live) [Part of song live] (Pantera play 'Metallica's' 'Whiplash' with Phil on guitar and Dime singing) 　　Pantera - Fucking Hostile (Biomechanical Mix) [Part of song in background] (Phil gives someone a haircut) 　　Skid Row and Pantera - Cold Gin (Live) [Full Live Video] (Skid Row and Pantera playing 'Kiss's' 'Cold Gin' live) 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] (Song on radio while christians try and pray for Pantera in a hotel room) 　　Pantera - This Love [Full Music Video] (Straight after above clip) 　　Pantera - By Demons Be Driven [Part of song in background] (Kicks in after Philip's intro "Smile wiss black toose grin") 　　Megadeth - Sweating Bullets (Live) [Part of song played live] (Dave Mustaine sings "and smile it's black tooth grin") 　　Pantera - By Demons Be Driven [Part of song in background] (Instantly after above clip) 　　Pantera - Cowboys From Hell [Part of song in background] (The band ride a mechanical bull) 　　Pantera - Psycho Holiday (Live) [Part of song played live] (Dimebag plays the solo to Psycho Holiday with a broken guitar) 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] (Philip says "Dude you know what this is? Mountain Lion shit") 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] ("Clit Hanger" Someone falls off a dingy being towed by a boat) 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] ("Johnny Grunge") 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] ("The Katt, The Clit, The Clown") 　　Pantera - Hollow [Part of song in background] (Philip fools around with a fake arm) 　　Van Halen - Jump [Part of song in background] (Heger Levine pretends to play Eddie Van Halens solo in 'Jump') 　　Pantera - By Demons Be Driven (Live) [Part of song played live] (Introducing Sonny 'George' Satterfield) 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] (Guy Sykes says "I really hate this job, It fucking sucks") 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] (Big Val's smoking trick) 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] (Phil says "Fuckin' full blown uh, swine vomit") 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] (Aaron 'Gackman' McLarin smoking) 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] (Aaron says "Dude, get that fuckin' camera out of my face") 　　UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN [Part of song in background] (Phil says "Beaver shit") 　　Van Halen - Jump [Part of song in background] ("Joe photos blown Giron") 　　Pantera - Mouth For War [Full Music Video] (After Vinnie and Dime ruin Rex's last pack of smokes)

When a bachelorette party at Emmanuelle's house is interrupted by a mysterious loner, strange things begin to happen. The party guests start changing one by one into blood-sucking sexual predators with only Emmanuelle to tame the situation. Will she save her friends or will she fall under the spell of the Prince of Darkness?

The British Museum is home to some of the world's finest and broadest collections, ranging from prehistoric times to the present and from ancient and modern cultures around the globe. A series of six DVD's, dealing with six well-known (and perhaps slightly less well-known) masterpieces of the museum. These DVD's provide interesting background information on the history, manufacture, interpretation and discovery of the objects. Commentary is provided by the museum's experts. I found them excellent value for money, recommended for anyone with a love for history and a desire to learn just a bit more about these vanished civilizations. 　　Part 1: The Sutton Hoo Helmet 　　The most valuable artefacts in the national collection, beginning with the Sutton Hoo helmet. The armour was part of the treasure horde in a ship burial found in Suffolk in 1939, thought to be the funeral site of the Anglo-Saxon kings of East Anglia 　　Part 2: The Assyrian Lion Hunt Reliefs 　　Among the greatest artistic masterpieces of the ancient world, the Assyrian reliefs were found in the 19th century by an Iraqi archaeologist working for the British in competition with the French. The stone reliefs depict the great Assyrian monarch King Ashburnipal in his favoured practice of hunting lions. 　　Part 3: The Lewis Chessmen 　　Amongst the most appealing objects in the British Museum is a chess set, perhaps made by 12th century Norwegian craftsmen and discovered on a remote beach on the Isle of Lewis in 1831. Each piece is amazingly carved out of whale teeth - some are comic, some pensive and some grand. 　　Part 4: Head of an Ife King from Nigeria 　　The Benin bronzes and an exquisite bronze head known as the Head of Ife, estimated to be eight hundred years old, caused Europeans to revise completely their cultural assumptions about Africa. It is both artistically refined and made by masters of the technology of bronze casting. 　　Part 5: The Durer Rhinoceros 　　Albrecht Durer's Rhinoceros is one of the most famous works in the British Museum collection. It is also one of the great images of European art--an image that has taken on an iconic status all its own. But what is so special about this simple woodcut of a lumbering, clumsy, Asian animal? Why has it influenced generations of artists, designers and craftsmen? 　　Part 6: The Aztec Double Headed Serpent 　　An examination of an Aztec ornament depicting a double-headed serpent, carved in wood and covered with turquoise mosaic, which is believed to have been worn on ceremonial occasions. No one knows how the piece was discovered or made its way to Europe The turquoise mosaic of a double-headed serpent is one of the most alluring objects in the British Museum Mexican Gallery. Made over 500 years ago, this icon of Aztec art is admired for its symmetry, beauty and colour. But it is also chilling and disquieting: those perfect curves end in teeth--and those teeth absolutely mean death.