Today will update the latest week's word-of-mouth movies, the sci-fi masterpiece "Dune" is on the list, "Drive My Car" is at the top of the list, "Mogadishu" is strong, and "Forgotten Battle" is soaring. That's more.
1. "Driving My Car"
Douban score: 8.1
Reasons for inventory: The stage form and the character's emotions are chimeric together, with the dramatic lines, with a unique flavor.
Synopsis: Stage actor Jia Fu (about 60 years old) knows that his wife who is also an actor and the actor of the same play have regular meetings, but pretends not to know, playing a loving couple in front of the world. After his wife's death, he hired a female driver, Dori. During the relationship, he began to gradually communicate his inner world with Dori, asking whether his deceased wife had to maintain a relationship with "the man".
2. Mogadishu
Reasons for taking stock: Great stories from turbulent times.
Synopsis: Tells the story of South Korean and North Korean diplomats who joined forces to escape Mogadishu in the context of the Somali civil war in the 1990s to survive. Based on a true story unprecedented in the history of South Korea's diplomacy.
3. The Forgotten Campaign
Douban score: 7.7
Reasons for taking stock: Three perspectives on the war.
Synopsis: The Battle of Shelter was held in 1944 in northwestern Belgium and southwestern Netherlands, set in World War II. The real fighting between the Allies and Welmachut near the mouth of the Shelter River lasted more than a month. In total, nearly 250,000 soldiers were involved, about a tenth of whom were killed in the fighting.
4. "Turbid Water Rafting"
Take stock of the reasons: Stories full of despair.
Synopsis: A thousand words, the world is so, agree to see you at the bottom of the bridge. Newly released from prison, Hui Ge returned to Sham Shui Po to sleep in the open, and was swept away by the FEHD, and his belongings were lost. He and his street friends found another place to live, and built a log cabin under the bridge to live with each other. Fledgling social workers make claims on behalf of street friends, but can they survive the winter before justice and compensation come? Assembling generations of powerful actors, adapted from real people and real events, it depicts how Sham Shui Po rough sleepers survive in slits and fight for a little dignity for themselves.
5. "Dune"
Douban score: 7.8
Reason for inventory: A sci-fi masterpiece with grand special effects.
Synopsis: The gifted teenager Paul Erridi is guided by fate and, in order to defend his family and people, is determined to embark on a thrilling adventure on the most dangerous planet in the vast universe. At the same time, various forces have joined the battlefield in order to seize a precious resource on the planet that can unleash the greatest potential of humanity. Ultimately, only those who can overcome their inner fears will survive.
6. Lyceum Theatre
Douban score: 7.4
Reason for inventory: Preserve the skeleton of the original work and create a good story.
Synopsis: 1941. The famous actress Yu Wei returned to Shanghai during the isolated island period, ostensibly to star in the play "Saturday Novel" directed by her old love. But what is her real purpose? To rescue her ex-husband? To gather intelligence for the Allies? To work for an adoptive father? Or to escape the war with your lover? What is her real mission? As she embarks on a mission, it becomes increasingly difficult to distinguish between the enemy and the enemy, and a woman's fate is tightly held by the times, how does she make the choice to change the world pattern? Inside and outside the play, who can be spared?
7. "In Bad Days"
Take stock of the reasons: Gentlemen who don't talk much.
Synopsis: A couple with marital problems travels to a distant cottage to rehabilitate, but they both have attempts to kill each other. Just before they could execute the plan, unexpected visitors came and they faced greater danger.
8. "Blue Bay"
Douban score: 7.6
Reason for taking stock: a very contagious performance.
Synopsis: Korean-American Antonio LeBlanc (Almighty Tai) was adopted as a child and grew up in a small estuarine town in Louisiana. Today, he marries his beloved Katy (Alicia Vikander) and raises her daughter Jessie, whom she has given birth to her ex-husband. As he strives to provide the best life for his family, he learns that he will be expelled from the country he calls "home." The lingering past bound him tightly.
9. "I Am Your Man"
Douban score: 7.0
Take stock of the reasons: how to endure loneliness on your own.
Synopsis: Scientist Alma works at the famous Pergamon Museum in Berlin. In order to receive research funding, she agreed to participate in an unusual experiment. For three weeks, she'll be living with Tom, a humanoid robot who is designed to be her ideal life partner. The machine is designed in a handsome humanoid form and is built for her pleasure. What follows is a tragic story that explores the concepts of love, longing, and humanity.
10. "Titanium"
Douban score: 6.8
Reasons for taking stock: a very raw movie.
Synopsis: The story takes place at an airport where customs inspectors find a young man with a blue nose and swollen face. The young man claimed to be a child who disappeared a decade ago, Adrien Legrand. For his father, Vincent, it marked the end of a long nightmare that finally brought his son home. Meanwhile, a series of horrific murders have put enormous pressure on the area, while alexia, the model in the car showroom, has all the characteristics of a targeted victim.