玛塞纳，纽约，1998年。十年的恐怖随着伊丽莎白·考尔菲尔德的被捕而结束。伊丽莎白·考尔菲尔德是一名绑架了五名年轻女孩的女人，并假装她们是自己的孩子。只有一个女孩，克里斯蒂娜·鲍登，设法逃离了考尔菲尔德的生活，另外四个被发现埋在考尔菲尔德破旧的房子后面。20年后，考尔菲尔德越狱，展开了一场致命的追击……

Mikami, a Japanese soldier serving in China, is captured by the Chinese. Although he is able to escape, his troubles are far from over. He returns to his unit but is treated with contempt for the disgrace of having been captured. Mikami falls in love with Harumi, a prostitute. She tries to convince him to desert from the army, with fatal results.

刚满20岁的保琳娜遇到新教牧师让，他已经结婚，有了自己的家庭，但是他们相遇相知相爱。而让只是顺从着他的命运和他失败的婚姻，因为当时的新教压力包围着他们，使他们接受情感的宿命。尽管世事多变，命运弄人，但是爱的力量远远超越了时光的流逝。 　　一部惊人的跨越了三十年的社会记事片，以传统家庭内部冲突和外部社会动荡双重冲击为背景的爱情题材，被导演处理得一波三折。充满旖旎的法国田园风光、华丽服装场景和戏剧化的故事框架，显得影片气势磅礴。这部充满伟大的浪漫主义史诗色彩的电影在很大程度上使导演被人们所熟知，这是一部富含技巧性，古典与现代共融的影视杰作。

刚满20岁的保琳娜遇到新教牧师让，他已经结婚，有了自己的家庭，但是他们相遇相知相爱。而让只是顺从着他的命运和他失败的婚姻，因为当时的新教压力包围着他们，使他们接受情感的宿命。尽管世事多变，命运弄人，但是爱的力量远远超越了时光的流逝。 　　一部惊人的跨越了三十年的社会记事片，以传统家庭内部冲突和外部社会动荡双重冲击为背景的爱情题材，被导演处理得一波三折。充满旖旎的法国田园风光、华丽服装场景和戏剧化的故事框架，显得影片气势磅礴。这部充满伟大的浪漫主义史诗色彩的电影在很大程度上使导演被人们所熟知，这是一部富含技巧性，古典与现代共融的影视杰作。

安妮（安妮·彤帕拉松 Anne Thongprasom 饰）从小就过着寄人篱下的生活，和阿姨以及两个姐姐住在一起，苛刻又自私的阿姨待安妮非常的不好，使唤她就好像在使唤一个佣人一样。安妮有一个交往多年的男友，在男友的劝说下，安妮省吃俭用凑够了钱买了房子，写上了男友的名字，可让她没有想到的是，男友竟然在这个节骨眼抛弃了她，和另一个富家千金小姐走到了一起。 　　很快，安妮又接到了另一个噩耗，自己被阿姨嫁给了一个年长她很多很多的男人，而这个男人正是男主角马特（柯尔士艾达·潘恩温 Krissada Pornweroj 饰）的父亲。马特误会安妮是贪图他们家的家产，因此对她非常的厌恶。

安妮（安妮·彤帕拉松 Anne Thongprasom 饰）从小就过着寄人篱下的生活，和阿姨以及两个姐姐住在一起，苛刻又自私的阿姨待安妮非常的不好，使唤她就好像在使唤一个佣人一样。安妮有一个交往多年的男友，在男友的劝说下，安妮省吃俭用凑够了钱买了房子，写上了男友的名字，可让她没有想到的是，男友竟然在这个节骨眼抛弃了她，和另一个富家千金小姐走到了一起。 　　很快，安妮又接到了另一个噩耗，自己被阿姨嫁给了一个年长她很多很多的男人，而这个男人正是男主角马特（柯尔士艾达·潘恩温 Krissada Pornweroj 饰）的父亲。马特误会安妮是贪图他们家的家产，因此对她非常的厌恶。

This three part French TV serial for children (alternate versions exist as a feature, Manoel's Destinies, and a 4 part Portuguese TV serial, Adventure in Madeira) is the favourite of many devotees of Raúl Ruiz. This is because it ties the enchantment and mystery of Lewis Carroll, Carlo Collodi and the Brothers Grimm to the filmmaker's experiments with narrative strategies and what he calls the pentaludic model of storytelling (where characters are thrown dice-like into combinations and situations governed by the play of Chance and Destiny). 　　But this film for children is among his most complex works, hard to grasp in its totality. Often it can seem an arbitrary collection of free-associational images and words, bordering on nonsense. But attentive viewers will have the strong sense that there is method behind this near-madness. Otherwise, it could never produce the intense emotions it so clearly offers. Ruiz's obsessions from film to film bind the fragments together – within a single work and across projects – and the emotion comes from the totally unexpected forking taken within a well-worn territorial map. 　　Part One presents us with three possible worlds. In each world, seven year-old Manoel has a different response to an entreaty from the outside world. Fittingly, in this film in which nothing coincides, the three parts of the story do not coincide with the three-episode structure (the trinity-form recurs frequently in Ruiz). In this case, past, present and future – the unholy trinity or Time en soi – is the film's very protagonist, variously called 'long ago' (Part One), 'now' (Part Two), and 'future' (Part Three). At the outset, this gives the story an apparent order before digressions take it over. 　　Part Two (the status of which is at first confusing since it begins after the three mini-narratives of the first Part and before the end of Episode One) is entitled 'The Picnic of Dreams'. Whilst vaguely 'keeping to the storyline', it veers off in many different directions, where the thematic coupling ordinary/special replaces the familiar/unknown dualism of Part One. (Each Part is guided by a thematic 'dominant', a pair of notions that tend to exchange their meanings as it progresses.) 　　Part Three (beginning in Episode Two), entitled 'The Little Chess-Champion', hands the (until now) off-screen voice-over narration to Manoel himself. He promises to tell his own story, but adds that it's 'a story that I made up in my distant childhood and that happens in the future'. The tone is less Baroque, more Gothic, as Ruiz explores the 'wonders of the night'. The filmmaker's obsession in this section concerns perception and the deciphering of secret signs and codes.

This three part French TV serial for children (alternate versions exist as a feature, Manoel's Destinies, and a 4 part Portuguese TV serial, Adventure in Madeira) is the favourite of many devotees of Raúl Ruiz. This is because it ties the enchantment and mystery of Lewis Carroll, Carlo Collodi and the Brothers Grimm to the filmmaker's experiments with narrative strategies and what he calls the pentaludic model of storytelling (where characters are thrown dice-like into combinations and situations governed by the play of Chance and Destiny). 　　But this film for children is among his most complex works, hard to grasp in its totality. Often it can seem an arbitrary collection of free-associational images and words, bordering on nonsense. But attentive viewers will have the strong sense that there is method behind this near-madness. Otherwise, it could never produce the intense emotions it so clearly offers. Ruiz's obsessions from film to film bind the fragments together – within a single work and across projects – and the emotion comes from the totally unexpected forking taken within a well-worn territorial map. 　　Part One presents us with three possible worlds. In each world, seven year-old Manoel has a different response to an entreaty from the outside world. Fittingly, in this film in which nothing coincides, the three parts of the story do not coincide with the three-episode structure (the trinity-form recurs frequently in Ruiz). In this case, past, present and future – the unholy trinity or Time en soi – is the film's very protagonist, variously called 'long ago' (Part One), 'now' (Part Two), and 'future' (Part Three). At the outset, this gives the story an apparent order before digressions take it over. 　　Part Two (the status of which is at first confusing since it begins after the three mini-narratives of the first Part and before the end of Episode One) is entitled 'The Picnic of Dreams'. Whilst vaguely 'keeping to the storyline', it veers off in many different directions, where the thematic coupling ordinary/special replaces the familiar/unknown dualism of Part One. (Each Part is guided by a thematic 'dominant', a pair of notions that tend to exchange their meanings as it progresses.) 　　Part Three (beginning in Episode Two), entitled 'The Little Chess-Champion', hands the (until now) off-screen voice-over narration to Manoel himself. He promises to tell his own story, but adds that it's 'a story that I made up in my distant childhood and that happens in the future'. The tone is less Baroque, more Gothic, as Ruiz explores the 'wonders of the night'. The filmmaker's obsession in this section concerns perception and the deciphering of secret signs and codes.

时间是西元2040年。罹患罕见疾病的青年·怜人，在与青梅竹马绘理沙相约再会之后接受了冷冻睡眠治疗。过了5年后，怜人醒来之后等待他的却是全世界99.9%的…

时间是西元2040年。罹患罕见疾病的青年·怜人，在与青梅竹马绘理沙相约再会之后接受了冷冻睡眠治疗。过了5年后，怜人醒来之后等待他的却是全世界99.9%的男性皆感染病毒而死，现存50亿人口大多为女性的世界。近未来情色悬疑物语就此开幕。