1. The Isle of Bird Street, Denmark, 2001. Directed by Soren Klajabkson and starring Patrick Borgin.
Set against the backdrop of Nazi Germany's policy of apartheid against Jews during World War II, the young boy Alex kept his father's promise to "wait for me here," struggling, struggling, and waiting through dilapidated streets, collapsing buildings, Friday fairy tales, and longing for a normal life and friendship.
2. "Crocodile Wave Shoes Go to the End of the World", USA, 1995. Directed by Peter Horton and starring Brad Lanfrough.
In a quiet town, Destin and Eric are a pair of peers living next to each other. A medical accident shatters Durst's peaceful life, and due to contamination of medical equipment, Durst contracts terrible AIDS during blood transfusions. Although it was no one's fault that misfortune fell from the sky, the Destin family was isolated and ostracized by the residents...
3. "I Am Sam", USA, 2001. Directed by Jessie Nelson and starring Sean Penn.
The story of a father with an IQ equivalent to that of a seven-year-old who fought with the authorities for custody of his daughter.
4. The Hive Elf, Spain, 1973. Directed by Victor Iris and starring Fernando Fernand Gomez.
Anna, after watching the movie Frankenstein, fell into the fantasy world all day and began to search for answers in reality, she found a soldier in a mountain hut with a pocket watch on him, and a few days later found that her father brought back the pocket watch, and the man disappeared. Anna was so shocked by the killing chance she felt that she ran away from home...
5. "The Cave of the Earth", France, 1960. Directed by Jacques Baker and starring Mark Michelle and others.
It is known as the greatest prison break movie in film history.
A group of inmates planned a thrilling escape, and they decided to dig a hole in the wall of the cell, but the space and movement of this group of prisoners was always subject to various restrictions...
6. "Spring Awakening", Russia, 2006. Directed by Alexander Petrov.
Animated short films. This film is another oil-painting style animation work by Russian director Alexander Petrov after the Oscar-winning animated short film "The Old Man and the Sea", which can be called the animated version of "The Cruel Story of Youth".
At the end of the 19th century, an adolescent Anton in a Small Russian town who longed for Turgenev's novel "First Love" and two local girls of different ages were entangled.
7. "Overland Boating", West Germany, 1982. Directed by Werner Herzog and starring Klaus Kinsky.
The adventurous Fitzgerald embarks on a thrilling journey to build a grand theater in the Peruvian town where he lives.
8. "The Rainstorm Is Coming," Macedonia, 1994. Directed by Mirko Manchevsky and starring Caitlin Katrigi.
It is divided into three parts: "Speech", "Face" and "Picture". A monk in war protects a framed girl; in London, a journalist and her husband argue about marital conflicts in public and are suddenly attacked by terrorist attacks; a photographer who has been away from his hometown of Macedonia for more than a decade returns home and finds many problems in his hometown, including racial conflicts, and he tries to resolve them without being able to do anything...
9. "I Am" South Korea, 2012. Choi Jin-sung directs.
Documentary films.
The film documents the live SM TOWN concert held by SM's stars at Madison's Garden Plaza in New York, USA, as well as daily life, backstage practice, and top-secret footage from the original auditions.
10. Travel, France, 1999. Directed by Emmanuel Finch and starring Shulamit Adar.
With three Jewish women as the protagonists, the three of them have no connection in the plot except that they all lived in Paris before World War II.