#长文创作激励计划#
1, "Lover of Fire"
- Screening: 1992, 7.3 min.
- Starring: Juliette · Binoche
- Scale Index: ★★★★★★★★★★
- Blocking factor: ★ ☆★☆★☆★☆★☆
- Highlights of the film:
In the quiet morning light, Steve (played by Jeremy · Irons), who is about to become a cabinet minister, enjoys an ordinary and warm life with his wife Ingrid and son Martin (played by Rapert · Graves). However, this calm is broken by a force that swells like a dark tide, and that is the appearance of Anna (played by Juliette · Binoche).
Anna is like a pearl in the deep sea, rippling through Martin's life. However, her brilliance is not only for Martin, the story behind her is like an intricate vine that entangles Steve and Martin. Between her and Steve, a passionate and secret romance quietly unfolds, as if it is an irresistible gravitational pull.
In Anna's youth, there was a memory of a freak love with her brother, like a deep shadow, always shrouded in her heart. This makes her pursue her relationship with Steve with both longing and a hint of struggle.
She is like a butterfly, dancing among the flowers, dating Steve in the dark of night, and being with Martin as usual, as if everything is under her control. However, when Steve offers to ditch everything and build a love nest with her, Anna calmly refuses. She knows that this relationship is like a fragile bubble that bursts at the first touch. Steve's beloved son, Martin, in particular, is like an insurmountable chasm that separates her relationship with Steve forever.
One day, Martin stumbles upon the lovers' secret. Shock and pain swept over him like a raging storm, and he stumbled and fell down the stairs, his life ending abruptly in that moment. Steve hurried downstairs, holding his cold body, his heart twisting. Anna leaves silently at this point, leaving Steve with irreparable fault and a collapsed life that cannot be rebuilt.
2, "Venus in Love"
- Screening: 1995, 6.9 min.
- Starring: Audrey · England
- Scale Index: ★★★★★★★★★★
- Blocking factor: ★ ☆★☆★☆★☆★☆
- Highlights of the film:
In Paris in 1939, in the streets of this romantic capital, the love between the writer Irina (played by Audie England ·· played by England) and the literary giant Lawrence (played by Costas Mandylor) blooms like a rose in the middle of summer. However, when this fiery love is invaded by the cold wind of betrayal, Irina is shocked to find that Lawrence is weaving another story behind her. She decided to give up this spoiled love and stand alone in the wind.
With the ripples of the turbulent times, the picture of life is painted with heavy colors. The publishing industry is in a downturn, and Irina's pen work is difficult to exchange for food and clothing. In the midst of a difficult situation, she chose to become a mannequin and depict the hardships of life with the curves of her body. Although it gave her a temporary financial respite, the outlook was as long and harsh as the winter in Paris.
Just as Irina is teetering in the cold winds of life, her agent brings the unexpected news that a mysterious customer is willing to buy her work at a high price, but the work must be close to life. This is undoubtedly a test of the soul for Irina, who has never set foot in this field. However, in order to survive, she resolutely decided to challenge herself and embarked on this thorny road. She wants to use her pen to depict the song of the soul hidden behind life, to reveal the complexity and depth of human nature.
3, "Play Everything"
- Screening: 1998, 7.0 min.
- Starring: Denise · Richards
- Scale Index: ★★★★★★★★★
- Ban factor: ★ ☆★☆★☆★☆ ★
- Highlights of the film:
It's an intricate game of intrigue that unfolds silently in the town like a cunning viper.
Sam, a teacher at a small town middle school, had just finished a profound lecture on sexual sin for his students today, but he was the protagonist of the scene. Just before he could get enough of it, the young girl Kelly quietly sneaked into his room, like a cunning fox, and her charming youthful aura made Sam instantly dumbfounded.
However, this sudden and beautiful moment burst like a bubble under Sandra's sharp gaze. The mother, who once had a relationship with Sam, was like an enraged lioness at the moment, and when she bumped into this scene, the vinegar in her heart erupted like a volcano, and it could not be contained. She used her status as a school donor to force the principal to sweep Sam out of the house, leaving the innocent teacher with his job in a daze.
Just as Sam was at a low point in his life, an even bigger blow followed.
The girl, Susie, appears like a ghost, accusing Sam of hurting herself, and the news is like a bolt from the blue, which makes Sam's situation worse. Sandra added fuel to the fire, and she spared no expense to hire a famous barrister, vowing to push Sam into the abyss from which he could never recover. Faced with formidable opponents and ruthless laws, the penniless Sam finds himself in a desperate situation.
Although the money-hungry Borden defended him in court, the experienced lawyer on the other side was like a cunning hunter, pressing forward every step of the way, leaving Sam with nowhere to escape. However, at this moment, the situation suddenly took a dramatic turn, like the dawn of dawn in the darkness, bringing a glimmer of hope to Sam.
4, "Gently Kill Me"
- Screening: 2002, 6.3 min.
- Starring: Heather · Graham
- Scale Index: ★★★★★★★★★★
- Blocking factor: ★ ☆★☆★☆★☆★☆
- Highlights of the film:
Alice, Heather · Graham's beautiful painting, and Klaus's marriage are like a colorless ink painting, long lost its vitality. However, fate seems to have opened a new window for her, and she stumbles upon Joseph · Fiennes' Adam, the man with a stormy personality. Their encounter, like a dry riverbed meets a raging flood, quickly falls into a whirlpool of emotions. From the initial emotional interweaving, to the later spiritual dependence.
Obviously, Alice seems to be pulled by an irresistible force, sinking deeper and deeper.
Finally, she mustered up the courage to confess her inner truth to Claustein. Klaus, on the other hand, has been blinded from the truth, like an ignited dynamite at the moment, with anger and disappointment. Their marriage, like broken porcelain, can never be repaired. So, they chose to let go and go their separate ways to a new life.
However, life's twists are always unexpected. Alice learns from her best friend that Klaus still misses her, which makes her feel a trace of remorse. But then she discovers an even more shocking fact, Klaus is living with her best friend. The betrayal was like a sharp arrow to her heart, making her furious.
In the midst of emotional twists and turns, Alice accepts Adam's marriage proposal. However, Adam's fiery personality made her feel a little uneasy in addition to happiness. Fortunately, her sister Deborah, the wise woman portrayed by Natasha · McEhorn, soothed her heart like a warm spring breeze.
In an unintentional conversation, Alice receives a photo of Adam climbing in the snowy mountains from Deborah, and at that moment, her gaze is like a searchlight in search of treasure, and she accidentally discovers Klaus's deep secret. This secret, like the darkness frozen in ice, is hidden in the depths of the marriage, waiting for the moment when it is revealed.
5, "How Deep Do You Love Me"
- Screening: 2005, 6.2 min.
- Starring: Monica · Bellucci
- Scale Index: ★★★★★★★★★★
- Blocking factor: ★ ☆★☆★☆★☆★☆
- Highlights of the film:
A simple and unpretentious man, like a farmer who has been working all year round, abides by the routine of life.
However, the wheel of fate suddenly turned, and a staggering lottery jackpot came Lucky Star Chinese Restaurant unexpectedly. Standing at a crossroads in his life, how will he choose? It is to drive a speeding Maserati, galloping on the bustling city streets; It is to have a splendid villa, showing dignity and status; Or do you want to create your own company and write your own legend? Or will he take this opportunity to fill his loneliness and longing?
Human nature is sometimes like an elusive beast, and even François, who is usually shy and introverted, hides unknown impulses and desires. Entering middle age, as an ordinary employee of a company, he always finds a moment of solace in a bar called Bigar in addition to his busy work.
There, the wine is as intoxicating as elixir, and there is the beautiful girl, which makes people linger.
Daniela, she is like a blooming rose, delicate and delicate, with an alluring fragrance. Her Italy roots give her a unique charm, as if she was born to attract men's attention. She's undoubtedly the focal point of the bar, and every appearance is captivating. Whenever François saw her, he seemed to be pulled by an invisible force, his heart beat faster, as if he was about to burst through his chest, and the feeling of dizziness and suffocation seemed to put him in another world.
6, "Reader"
- Screening: 2008, 8.6 min
- Starring: Kate · Winslet
- Scale Index: ★★★★★★★★★
- Ban factor: ★ ☆★☆★☆★☆ ★
- Highlights of the film:
In the dawn of youth, 18-year-old Mischa · Berg (David · David Kross) is like a bright meteor and meets 36-year-old Hannah (Kate Winslet· the middle-aged female train conductor who is as deep as night and mysterious as fog. The encounter between the two, as if arranged by fate, quietly weaves a secret emotion.
Hannah is like a cat that indulges in warmth, always snuggling up in Misha's arms and listening to his soft reading to her. The words were like a trickle, causing ripples in her heart, making her indulge in this peaceful and beautiful time. However, young Mischa gets lost in the relationship, and he finds himself in a fog that his understanding of Hannah is blurred.
However, fate is always full of uncertainties. The mysterious woman suddenly disappeared, like dust in the wind, without a trace. After a brief period of confusion and grief, Misha regains her strength and continues to move forward in search of a new life.
Although the smoke of war has dissipated, the trials of war criminals continue. Misha, who became an intern at a law school, unexpectedly saw a familiar figure during an audit. Despite the passage of time and the passage of eight years, Mischa still recognizes Hannah at a glance who has disappeared for eight years. She sat in the dock of the war criminals courtroom, and those dusty memories of the past gradually surfaced.
However, Misha discovers an astonishing secret, one that Hannah would rather sacrifice her life than to protect. The secret was like a heavy shackle that bound her and left her alone in the dark. In the end, Hannah was sentenced to life in prison, but her story did not end there, but was closely linked to the fate of Misha, and continued to write their own legend.
7, "Flowers and Moonlight"
- Screening: 2013, 7.5 min.
- Starring: Marion · Wacot
- Scale Index: ★★★★★★★★★
- Ban factor: ★ ☆★☆★☆★☆ ★
- Highlights of the film:
Isabel, the 18-year-old girl played by Marion · Wakot, is like a flower, with remarkable beauty and youth. She has a unique and profound insight into the emotional world between men and women.
A casual encounter ripples through Isabel's heart lake, and she gently throws her emotions at an unfamiliar tourist, as if she has released a paper kite and soars in the sky exploring emotions.
In the online world, Isabel turns her beauty and sensuality into a photograph and exchanges them for money in life. However, while she is doing all this, she is still a pure girl in the eyes of her classmates and a precious daughter in the hearts of her family. Her heart is like a deep lake, calm on the surface, but deep there are turbulent emotions.
The appearance of an elderly tourist is like a casual sunshine that illuminates Isabel's heart.
She is looking for a kind of family warmth and spiritual sustenance in this old man. However, fate shattered this tranquility like a sudden storm. In an unexpected encounter, an elderly tourist dies of a heart attack, and Isabel's secret is revealed. The officer's knock on the door was like a decree of fate, revealing what she had done.
8, "Treasures"
- Screening: 2019, 6.3 min.
- Starring: Nomi · Merlante
- Scale Index: ★★★★★★★★
- Ban factor: ★ ☆★☆★☆★☆
- Highlights of the film:
In Paris in 1895, the years seemed to be a delicate oil painting, interweaving prosperity and poetry into a splendid picture.
The handsome young man Pierre, not only swims in the ocean of poetry like an informal wind, but also leaves a string of ripples in the social circle as a playboy. His best friend Henry is the mirror image of his soul, and together they explore the mysteries of poetry under the guidance of their mentor Hydria.
Heidria's mansion is like a poetic temple, and her daughter Maria is the brightest jewel in this palace. Pierre and Henri, both talented men were like moths attracted by her light, madly in love with this beautiful maiden. Mary's heart, however, is like the morning dew, wishing only to be reflected in the sun of Pierre.
However, the wheel of fate turns at this time, pushing their love into the abyss of tragedy.
Like a bird bound by economic pressure, Maria finally chose to fly into Henry's arms. Pierre's heart, like a torn night sky, has lost its brightest star. He chose to flee and travel to distant Algeria, trying to find solace in a strange land. In the desert of Algeria, Pierre meets Zoha, a beautiful and gentle woman. Her eyes were like clear spring water, washing away the wounds in Pierre's heart.
However, Pierre's heart was always shrouded in the shadow of Maria, and he could not forget that moment that touched his heart. It's a story of love, choice, and pain, but also a story of life, dreams, and pursuits. In the streets of Paris, in the desert of Algeria, Pierre, Henry, Maria and Johar, their respective trajectories are intertwined, forming a picture full of poetry and tragedy.
In summary, it can be seen that:
The above 8 stunning movies, whether it is the well-known Monica ·Bellucci's "How Much Love Me", Kate · Lewinster's "The Reader", etc., or the unknown "Fire Lover", "Venus", and "Play to Kill" and other movies, are all rare and stunning films, once released, it is easy to be banned, extremely tempting, and completely unstoppable.
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Monica Bellucci's R-rated blockbuster reveals the simple emotions between the little people, which makes people cry after watching it