"The Final Duel" and "Countdown" dominate the list, and "Netlam" still guards the position of goalkeeper in the list. The Indian crime film Jay Beam leapt in second place. "Petrov's Flu", which is crazy and overlapping dreams, is on the list, and the word-of-mouth movie inventory of the week is listed.
1. "The Final Duel"
Douban score: 8.4
Reason for inventory: Sarcasm pulled full.
Synopsis: Based on the true story of the last battle sentence in medieval France. After Jean de Carrouge (Matt Damon) wife Marguerite (Judy Comer) accuses Jacques Le Gerry (Adam Delive) of rape, the knight Joan de Carrouge initiates a duel against his former friend Jacques Le Gris. Narrated from multiple "Rashomon-style" perspectives. King Charles VI announced that the knights of Jean de Carouj had launched a duel against his squire to settle their dispute with him.
2. "Jay Beam"
Douban score: 8.7
Take stock of the reasons: Fight against castes.
Synopsis: When a tribal man is arrested on suspicion of theft, his wife turns to a human rights lawyer to help bring justice.
3. "Countdown"
Reason for inventory: Zhiyin's soul collision.
Synopsis: Set in 1990, the protagonist is Garfield's Jon, a young, ambitious musical theater composer. While working as a waiter in New York, he wrote a musical called "Superbia", hoping to start a career. But he felt the pressure from his girlfriend Susan, who was tired of her boyfriend's career prospects and weighed in on her life; at the same time, Jon's roommate Michael gave up her creative dream and took a high-paying advertising job. Jon, who is almost 30 years old, is very anxious: Is his dream worth continuing to fight?
4. "Heavenly Spirit Machine"
Douban score: 7.7
Reasons for inventory: truth and chaos.
Synopsis: Barney is a middle school student with social disabilities. Ron, on the other hand, is his new device for walking, communicating, and digitally connecting. Ron is Barney's "best friend out of the box." Against the backdrop of social media, Ron's hilarious glitch takes them on an action-packed journey in which boys and robots embrace the beauty and chaos of real friendships.
5. Petrov's Flu
Douban score: 7.6
Reason for inventory: Smooth jumping fancy transitions and overlapping dreams.
Synopsis: "Dream Flu" is the latest work of Kirill Selbrebrennikov, a famous Russian director who shocked the four-seat "Summer", and after being placed under house arrest by the government for supporting gay stage plays, he regained his freedom. The film is set in the Soviet period after the film, the male protagonist suspected of being infected with the flu is constantly delayed by the eccentric uncle and the writer who is asking for death on the way home, and under the interaction of aspirin and vodka, the gradually lost consciousness has escaped into the fantasy of the comic he created.
6. "The Innocent"
Douban score: 7.3
Reason for inventory: A strong literary thriller with a strong audiovisual experience.
Synopsis: Vogt writes and directs a story about four children (ages 6 to 12) who get to the attention of their parents and their innocent play becomes something else. The film production team wrote: "Magical and creepy things began to happen. The Innocent is an adult film that follows a shocking journey into the secret world of children. ”
7. "Parallel Mother"
Reason for taking stock: The acting skills are very good.
Synopsis: Two dying mothers are admitted to a hospital ward by chance, one is Janice (Penelope Cruz), who is about to enter middle age, and although she is unexpectedly pregnant, she is ecstatic about the arrival of a new life; the other is a young Anna (Milena Smit) who is anxious, scared, and even full of traumatic emotions in the face of the unimaginable mother's life. As the two walked slowly through the hospital corridor like sleepwalks to pour out their emotions to each other, Janice tried to encourage Anna, connecting them closely during the conversation, and such a relationship would decisively change their lives.
8. "France"
Douban score: 7.1
Reason for inventory: sad and beautiful.
Synopsis: France's first female anchor France is strong and delicate, asking sharp questions to the president at the press conference, blinking her eyes and frequently sending Autumn Waves; sitting in charge of political discussion programs, fighting guests with perfect makeup; personally going to distant battlefields to "interpret" the real situation, and not forgetting to rush to take care of the family. She was originally a mole on the heart of the French, but a car accident made her a mosquito blood. France found that the anchor's gorgeous robe was actually crawling with fleas, and who could understand the beauty and sorrow of the broadcast station? When she decided to wash away the lead Hua's anonymity, an unexpected encounter suddenly came, touching the softest piece of her heart.
9. "The Diary of the Eighth month"
Reason for inventory: Attempts to extend the crossover.
Synopsis: Hot summer desire riots, psychedelic lights and colors, a woman and two men dancing with music, a passionate kiss, breaking the balance of the three. As soon as the picture turns, the time regresses day by day, returning to the fact that they built a garden greenhouse for the butterflies, returning to the intimacy and ambiguity that grow in the lazy daily life; even more coldly, retreating to the outside of the play, only to find that everything was a scene of isolation filming, and outside was the real world that was being ravaged by the epidemic. Who said that filming the epidemic can only sit in a sad city, Portuguese author director Miguel Gomez and his wife Maureen Fasendello invited the old team to fly through with creativity, to respond with lightness, to play together in the camera, and to solve the disaster and depression. In addition to the drama before the play, there are also the restrictions of the crew members' seven mouths and new life in epidemic prevention. Contrarian is not traceable, it is a deconstruction of the relationship between film and life, and it is an aura exploration of the filming scene. Cinema takes place not only in the cinema, but in the wonderful moments of life that connect with each other.
10. "Netlam"
Douban score: 7.0
Reason for inventory: Flying into space, the universe is infinite.
Synopsis: The story focuses on the 1996 massacre in Port Arthur, Tasmania, Australia, in which 29-year-old Martin Bryant committed the massacre, killing 35 people and injuring 23 others. Martin was sentenced to life in prison without parole. The film will restore and analyze the causes and methods of this atrocity.