1: "Bottom Hot Girls"
The sweet-looking high school girl Kudo Sayaka (Jun Arimura) is not welcomed by her father at home, who is bent on raising her brother to become a baseball player and neglects to take care of her daughters. Sayega's high school has an internal system of further education, so she eats and drinks with her little sisters all day long, and she falls to the bottom of the whole grade without any hesitation. The gentle and hard-working mother (Yoshida Yoshima) is often sought out by the school authorities to preach, and she is so anxious about her daughter's future that she sends Sayaga to a cram school run by Hirata (Junshi Ito). After a proficiency test, Sayaga was actually only at the level of the fourth grade of elementary school, but the cheerful and confident Hirata did not care, he opened the girl's heart in a unique way, and the two soon became good friends. With Hirata's help, Sayaga's attitude towards learning grew stronger, and he later made a vision to enter Keio University. This is the true story of the Ugly Duckling Jedi Counterattack...
2: The Life of the Rejected Pine Nuts
One day, his father (Teruyuki Kagawa) suddenly comes to Ah Sheng (Ying Tai) and tells him that an aunt he has never met has died, and tells him to clean up his aunt's house. In the tattered hut by the river, Ah Sheng gradually began to understand what kind of life his aunt had in his father's mouth.
When she was a child, her aunt Kawajiri Matsuko (Miki Nakatani) often dreamed of Snow White, and she later became a middle school teacher in Anfen, but was dismissed due to an inexplicable misunderstanding, and then lived with a writer, but the writer chose to commit suicide because he loved her too much, and left a last word before death: Born to be sorry. This incident hit Matsuko very hard; then she lived with the writer's career enemy until she could not resist the temptation to find the other woman's wife, and was abandoned; she became a bathroom girl, and even killed people and went to prison, but whether intentionally or not, she never gave up the hope of life. No matter how broken her life was, she still instinctively survived, and this survival itself was enough to impress anyone, including Ah Sheng.
3: Hidden Characters
The film tells the story of 1962, Hansen's African-American mathematician and two "colleagues" Spencer and Monay formed a think tank to contribute to the successful orbit of astronaut John Glenn around the Earth.
4: Three Billboards
Mildred's (Frances McDormand) daughter was raped and killed while out, bringing mildred's marriage to her husband Charlie (John Hawkes) to an end, and now she lives a life of dependence with her son Robbie (Lucas Hedges). A few months have passed, the case still has no warning signs, and the police seem to have already diverted their attention from the case.
Plagued by despair and pain, Mildred rents three giant billboards on the side of the highway, accuses police of incompetence, and targets police chief Willoughby (Woody Harrelson). In fact, Willoughby has been hiding the fact that he is terminally ill and dying soon. Because of these three billboards, The lives of Mildred and Willoughby changed dramatically.
5: Kim Ji-young, born in 1982
On the surface, Kim Ji-young (Jeong You-mi) is a housewife living in happiness, with a well-paid and gentle and considerate husband, Jeong Dae-hyun (Kong You) and a very cute daughter, enjoying the plainness and stability of every day in the calm days.
In fact, Jin Zhiying's heart had already been shaken like an earthquake, carrying an incomparably heavy shackle on her body. In front of her mother-in-law, she wants to play a good daughter-in-law who is obedient. In front of her husband, she is also a virtuous wife who supports him unconditionally. In the face of her daughter, Jin Zhiying must hide her vulnerability and be her indestructible mother. So, where is the real Kim Ji-young? During the long-term repression and struggle, Jin Zhiying suffered from mental illness, and Zheng Daxian decided to receive psychological counseling with his wife to face the problems set by fate.
6: "Princess Sissi"
The Princess Sissi series of films includes a trilogy of Princess Sissi, The Young Queen, and The Queen's Destiny. The first film in a series, it tells the story of Princess Sissi (Romy Schneider) and King Franz Joseph of Austria (Karl Hunts Bourne Karlheinz Böhm) who meet and fall in love.
Born into a noble family in Bavaria, Sissi was beautiful and lively. Aunt Sophie planned to arrange for her son, Franz, the heir to the Austrian throne, to be engaged to Sissi's sister Helen at his birthday celebration. Her mother and sister take Sissi to Austria for a celebration, and mischievously, she sneaks out fishing, only to meet the handsome King Franz. Sissi's touching smile hit Franz deeply, making him completely in love with the innocent and innocent Sissi, and desperately disobeying the will of his mother Sophie, announcing that Sissi was his queen at the birthday celebration. Although there are lovers who eventually become dependents, this romantic and innocent love has just faced the test.
7: Little Women
Mrs. March (Laura Dern) has four flower-like daughters, and the eldest daughter, Meg (Emma Watson), has a beautiful appearance and an innocent vision of love. The second daughter, Joe (Silsa Ronan Saoirse Ronan), is full of quirky thoughts and writes all day with a dipping pen, and her story is warmly welcomed by the whole family. The third daughter, Amy (Florence Pugh), aspires to become a painter. The youngest daughter, Beth (Eliza Scanlen), is much more introverted than her three older sisters, but has a musical talent for exposure.
Under mrs. March's teaching, the four girls gradually grew into outstanding women with independent personalities, they were enthusiastic, optimistic, kind, and each of them was strong and determined on their own path.
8: Brooklyn
Iris (Silsa Ronan) leaves her hometown, leaving her mother and sister, to the United States in search of more opportunities and a broader future. With the help of Priest Fred (Jim Browder Bent Jim Broadbent), Iris became a saleswoman, and her outstanding performance and tireless efforts allowed her to successfully gain the recognition and recognition of her supervisor, Fertienne (Jessica Paré). Later, Iris meets a boy named Tony (Emory Cohen), and a spark of love sparks between the two.
An accident brings Alice back to her hometown, and soon her mother's actions make her aware that she wants to stay here and stay by her side. Introduced by her mother, Iris meets the kind Jim (Domhnall Gleeson) and gets a good job offer, standing at the crossroads of life, what choice will Iris make?