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母亲的身影，总是这麽近，又那麽远。外婆去世，八岁的奈莉随妈妈回旧居收拾，但大人哀伤的世界却容不下孩子走进。与爸爸相依的奈莉独自走到森林寻找妈妈儿时搭建的树屋，遇上同龄的玛莉安，名字跟母亲一样，两人开展了一段短暂而亲密的友谊。
继《燃烧女子的肖像》（2019）后，瑟琳·席安玛以细腻的女性触觉，潜入小孩敏感而脆弱的内心，在如幻似真的童梦里任时空暗换，与新相识相知相遇，分享悲喜哀乐，实现每个孩子心里都曾有过的美丽童话。如何去爱那个不完美的人生。
继《燃烧女子的肖像》（2019）后，瑟琳·席安玛以细腻的女性触觉，潜入小孩敏感而脆弱的内心，在如幻似真的童梦里任时空暗换，与新相识相知相遇，分享悲喜哀乐，实现每个孩子心里都曾有过的美丽童话。如何去爱那个不完美的人生。
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开篇通过情景再现独立战争的经典场面，假设了华盛顿死于战争等情况下美国将何去何从。在长久以来的观念中，美国作为世界上唯一的超级大国成为世界人民心驰神往的理想国度，而美国梦则帮助一代又一代的普通民众走向成功，梦想成真。但是外表华丽的美利坚却有着永远无法洗刷的原罪，窃取土地、窃取劳动、窃取资源等等，是许多学者和平民对这个咄咄逼人的帝国最强烈的指控。本片导演Dinesh D’Souza通过采访和史料，试图推翻上述有失偏颇的指控，进而指出真正让美利坚之梦破碎的恰恰是奥巴马、希拉里及其背后的少数利益既得者。孰是孰非，莫衷一是，或许不过又是一场纸牌屋的博弈……
Dinesh D’Souza是一名印度裔美国人，他曾导演纪录片《2016：奥巴马的美国》试图影响2012年的大选。
Dinesh D’Souza是一名印度裔美国人，他曾导演纪录片《2016：奥巴马的美国》试图影响2012年的大选。
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《Red Army》是一部关于前苏联体育盛世时期红军冰球队的电影。以队长斯拉瓦·费季索夫的视角为观众讲述。故事描绘了他从国家英雄到民族政敌的巨大转变。从苏联到俄罗斯，电影探讨了体育运动如何真实的反映了社会和文化运动，红军冰球队的兴衰也映照了前苏联政权的变迁。
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该系列电影三部曲在推出 10 年后迎来续作，这部瑞典语翻拍版将故事背景设定在斯德哥尔摩。故事主角是年轻的单身母亲莱亚，她试图在创业的舞台上取得成功。在这个浮躁的环境中，人们对地位和金钱的渴望比以往更强烈，莱亚下定决心无论如何都要取得成功。富豪和犯罪的世界比以往任何时候都要残酷、混乱和无情。当这两个世界发生碰撞时，忠诚、友谊和商业伙伴都将在无休止地追求赚快钱的过程中受到考验。
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Sir David Attenborough is to present and narrate a new landmark film, Climate Change: The Facts for BBC One.
The documentary will provide an urgent look at the science of climate change and the potential solutions to this global threat, combining footage that reveals the already devastating impact of climate change on our planet with interviews from some of the world’s leading climate scientists.
After one of the hottest years on record, climatologists and meteorologists explain the effects of climate change on both the human population and the natural world. Scientists, including Dr James Hansen, Dr Michael Mann and Professor Catherine Mitchell will forensically unpack the science behind the extreme weather conditions of recent years, which have seen unprecedented storms and catastrophic wildfires; as well as detailing how the accelerating rate at which the world’s ice is melting is causing sea level rises, and how deforestation is exacerbating the problem of global warming by adding to CO2 in the atmosphere.
The film will deliver an unflinching exploration of what dangerous levels of climate change could mean for human populations, what is likely to happen if global warming exceeds 1.5 degrees and if major reductions in CO2 emissions are not made in the next decade.
The documentary looks too at potential solutions, exploring the innovations, technology and actions the world's governments and industries are taking to prevent further warming and showcasing individuals who are creating change at grassroots levels.
In the film, Sir David Attenborough says: "In the 20 years since I first started talking about the impact of climate change on our world, conditions have changed far faster than I ever imagined. It may sound frightening but the scientific evidence is that if we have not taken dramatic action within the next decade we could face irreversible damage to the natural world and the collapse of our societies. We're running out of time but there's still hope… I believe that if we better understand the threat we face, the more likely it is that we can avoid such a catastrophic future.”
The documentary will provide an urgent look at the science of climate change and the potential solutions to this global threat, combining footage that reveals the already devastating impact of climate change on our planet with interviews from some of the world’s leading climate scientists.
After one of the hottest years on record, climatologists and meteorologists explain the effects of climate change on both the human population and the natural world. Scientists, including Dr James Hansen, Dr Michael Mann and Professor Catherine Mitchell will forensically unpack the science behind the extreme weather conditions of recent years, which have seen unprecedented storms and catastrophic wildfires; as well as detailing how the accelerating rate at which the world’s ice is melting is causing sea level rises, and how deforestation is exacerbating the problem of global warming by adding to CO2 in the atmosphere.
The film will deliver an unflinching exploration of what dangerous levels of climate change could mean for human populations, what is likely to happen if global warming exceeds 1.5 degrees and if major reductions in CO2 emissions are not made in the next decade.
The documentary looks too at potential solutions, exploring the innovations, technology and actions the world's governments and industries are taking to prevent further warming and showcasing individuals who are creating change at grassroots levels.
In the film, Sir David Attenborough says: "In the 20 years since I first started talking about the impact of climate change on our world, conditions have changed far faster than I ever imagined. It may sound frightening but the scientific evidence is that if we have not taken dramatic action within the next decade we could face irreversible damage to the natural world and the collapse of our societies. We're running out of time but there's still hope… I believe that if we better understand the threat we face, the more likely it is that we can avoid such a catastrophic future.”
