1. "Walking in the Woods"
The film, adapted from novelist Bill Brad's travelogue of the same name, is a true story. The film tells that two old friends who have not been seen for many years, because of some small friction, have not been seen for many years, but one day, he got in touch and started this trekking trip together, a series of things happened during the journey, falling into the water, encountering black bears, falling down the hillside and so on. On the way, they talk long, humorous, vivid, insightful, frank, and begin to re-understand themselves, make themselves firm, quit bad habits, and the flower of friendship blooms. The film has wonderful scenery, a pleasant soundtrack, two natural outpouring, funny and playful old drama bones, for the film to appear relaxed and comfortable, so that the audience in the face of this complex and changeable, tedious and cumbersome life, unfolded a brisk and bright style, like a cup of frozen and refreshing beer on a summer night.
2. "The Rest of a Desert Island"
The film is a drama adventure film directed by Robert Zemeckis and starring Tom Hanks and Helen Hunter. A plane crash changed all that. Everyone thought Chuck had died in the disaster, but in fact he survived and was stranded on a deserted island. Life on a desert island was problematic even to eat and drink, and Chuck became the modern Robinson. But on the other hand, here he is dependent on nature, fighting against danger, being with loneliness, fighting hunger, and getting a feeling that he has never understood before. When he returned to modern society, his life had a new beginning.
3 The Revenant
Set in the early 19th century, Glass has been living in the Americas for a long time, marrying a local woman and having a son, but her wife is killed in a white army sweep of Indians. He took his son to live as a fur hunter, and during a hunt he was seriously injured by an attack by a bear, and the captain of his ship wanted to take him away but could not do so because of the constraints, so he hired two people to take care of him, Fitzgerald not only did not want to take care of him, but also wanted to take possession of his property, so he brutally killed Grass's son and abandoned Grass in the wilderness to die. Glass, with great perseverance, eventually returned to safety and began his plans for revenge.
4. "Hiking Team"
The film tells that Richard Dudchi owns a small tourism company that mainly deals in the travel service of French tourists to the African savannah. Six French tourists decided to join a hike to Africa organized by Richard Dach, who had not been to Africa for more than 30 years because he was so afraid of the wildlife of the African savannah, and this time, he decided to take the risk of taking the tour group to Africa himself.