No.10
Freud: The Secret Passion, 1962.
No.9
The Young Lions, 1958.
The Second World War was about to break out, and the whole world was in a state of tension. Christan (Marlon Brando) is a hot-blooded young man with lofty ideals and ambitions, believing that the Nazi spirit is the only faith that leads people on the right path. In this way, he resolutely joined the German side and went to the battlefield. The American young man Mike (Dean Martin) never asks about politics and is immersed in a drunken fan of red wine and gold all day long, while Noah (Montgomery) is a kind Jewish youth, and the war brings these two people with very different personalities to meet.
No.8
The Nuremberg Trials Judgement at Nuremberg, 1961.
With the final performance of twenty-one Nazi war criminals in court, the film reveals the heinous crimes committed by the Nazis in World War II from a special perspective, vividly recreating the drama and tragedy of the first international tribunal in history. Under very difficult circumstances, the Nuremberg Trials lasted 315 days and held 218 trials, and good and evil once again fought fiercely in different forms. The entire trial parties provided 2,630 testimonies, 240 witnesses appeared in court to testify, and there were 300,000 affidavits.
No.7
The Search, 1948.
A taciturn 9-year-old Czech boy who was a survivor of the Osves concentration camp fled the camp in post-war Germany and was spotted by an American soldier. Meanwhile, the only survivor of his family is his mother, who struggles to find her son in multiple refugee camps. Time, long distances and the large number of refugee children have greatly prevented a mother from reuniting with her son smoothly.
No.6
Wild River, Wild River, 1960.
During the economic crisis of 1929, the Tennessee River flooded from time to time and experienced a terrible flood, so the construction of the dam was not only to solve the practical needs of unemployment and economic development, but also to get rid of the nightmare of flooding. The National Assembly set up a management unit to be responsible for the remediation of the river basin and the construction of hydroelectric dams in an effort to promote regional development. But because the water level was rising to flood an island in the center of the river, the landlord's old lady who refused to relocate and the engineer coordinator from Washington, as well as the rest of the various characters who appeared in the ink, starred in a play that was both cold and sensational.
No.5
Summer Obsessed Soul Suddenly, Last Summer, 1959.
Neurologist Dr. Kukovich prepares for an epoch-making brain resection in a humble hospital, but is troubled by the rough equipment in the hospital. Mrs. Vinapo, a noblewoman from New Orleans, intends to sponsor the hospital where Kukovic works, but Kukovic must undergo a brain resection of his niece Catherine to treat her for symptoms of mental breakdown. What would the tormented Catherine say? Why did Madame Dei Napo and Catherine have a heart knot?
No.4
Confessions I Confess, 1953.
This is Hitchcock's most intense, evil and dark story, a story of mental confusion and physical danger. Logan's moral crisis is gripping through Montgomery's powerful and superb performance, and his piercing sharp eyes and contemplative melancholy enthusiasm captivate all audiences. Anne and Carl take on the role of key people in the incident and as police inspectors, and the two try to clear Logan of the homicide charges, but instead push him into a deeper trap. Heather plays the church clerk – the real murderer – Otto Keller as one of hitchcock-like villains, acting out a completely satirical and unrepentant demon.
No.3
Red River, Red River, 1948.
Thomas Dawson (John Wayne) started from scratch, with the help of his adopted son Matthew (Montgomery) and his helper Groot, after 14 years of hard work, finally established his own large ranch on a prairie in Texas. Because of the depression in the South, Thomas decided to drive more than 10,000 cattle from his ranch to missouri in the north to sell. He gathered his men and horses, fully prepared, and this group of western cowboys drove a large herd of cattle and began this journey of a thousand miles.
No.2
Heiress The Heiress, 1949.
Catherine (Olivia de Havilland) is a very ordinary girl, shy and introverted, while harboring beautiful fantasies about romance and love. By chance, Catherine unexpectedly received a large amount of money, and her overnight wealth attracted a wave of men to her side. Morris (Montgomery) is one of them, handsome and handsome and funny and elegant, so deceptive that Catherine almost fell into the trap he had woven. In the end, Catherine discovered Morris's plot and kept her property and her purity.
No.1
郎心似铁A Place In The Sun，1951。
Montgomery Clift plays George, a poor kid who works in a factory. At work, George meets a female worker named Alice (Shelly Winters), and it doesn't take long for the two to come together. The appearance of the rich Angela (Elizabeth Taylor) disrupts George's peaceful life, sandwiched between two flower-like women, facing morality and interests, George does not know how to choose.