1. "Sunny Day"
A film produced in 1993 and released in 1995, this film is the debut of director Jiang Wen, adapted from Wang Shuo's novel "Animal Fierce". The main actors are Xia Yu, Tranquility, Tao Hong, Geng Le, etc. The film is set in Beijing during the Cultural Revolution, where a group of children living in hiding in a military compound spend their youth between the dazzling sunshine and the red flag everywhere. In the story of stream of consciousness, there are love and sexual impulses, there is a revolutionary spirit of childishness and failure, and there are also stories of growth.
2. Cinema Paradiso
Directed by Italian director Giuseppe Tornadore, Philippe Novare and Savateli Casio is a feature film about Dodo, played by Savateli Casio, who likes to watch the projectionist Evert play movies and finds the joy of childhood life in film. The film won the 52nd Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 1990 and the Grand Jury Prize at the 42nd Cannes Film Festival in 1989.
3. "Love Letter"
Written and directed by Shunji Iwai, the Japanese pure love film starring Miho Nakayama, Yoji Toyokawa, and Takashi Kashiwahara premiered on March 25, 1995. Adapted from the novel of the same name, "Love Letter", the film tells a love letter originally sent to heaven out of mourning, but unexpectedly received a reply from the same name and surname, and gradually excavated a love story of innocent unrequited love that has been buried for many years but has always been quiet.
4. Perfume: A Murderer's Story
Produced by DreamWorks and EMI, directed by Tom Tikwe, and starring Ben Westshaw, Dustin Hoffman and others. The film was released in Germany on September 7, 2006. Based on Patrick Juskind's novel of the same name, the film depicts Grenouille, a genius with no contact with humans and an unusually sensitive sense of smell, who goes on a murderous journey in search of the world's most perfect scent. The film won six awards at the 57th German Film Awards for Outstanding Feature Film and Best Costume Design.
5. Dolphin Bay
A 2009 documentary directed by Louis Sihoeus and starring Rick Obari, it chronicles the annual dolphin hunting by local fishermen in the town of Taiji, Japan. The film was released in the United States on July 31, 2009. Led by renowned marine mammal experts, a group of animal conservationists risked their lives and broken through obstacles to enter the bay and go deep into the scene to document the bloody slaughter of a large number of dolphins by the Japanese.
6, "This Man is from Earth"
A 2007 independent film directed by Richard Schenkman and written by Jerome Bixby. The film is based on the last novel completed by science fiction writer Jerome Besby before his death. As a small-cost independent film with a total investment of 10,000 US dollars, it has successfully jumped out of the inherent routine of traditional science fiction films such as "laser plus metal" and advanced in the form of pure dialogue, interpreting the soft science fiction of the drama style.
7. "The Pianist at Sea"
A drama film directed by Giuseppe Tornatore and starring Tim Rose and Bill Noumerani Thierry. The film was released in Italy on October 28, 1998. The film tells the legendary story of an abandoned baby named "1900" who befriends the piano on an ocean liner and becomes a piano master. The film was adapted by Alexandro Balico based on the 1994 theatrical text 1900: Monologues.
8. "Beautiful Secret Order"
A hilarious romantic comedy film directed by Wang Jing and produced by Xuan Jiazhen, starring Cai Zhuoyan, Wu Junru, Lu Yi, Xie Na, Fan Shaohuang, Chen Weiting and others. It tells the story of the girl student police and the police station colleagues jointly protecting the witnesses' families. It was released on March 30, 2010 on Chinese mainland.
9. "Song and Dance Youth"
A romance film directed by Kenny Ortega and starring Zach Efron, Vanessa Huggins and others. It was released on January 20, 2006. The film tells the story of Troy, the captain of the handsome and handsome school basketball team, and Gabriel, a sweet-looking transfer student, who achieves the dream of singing together. The film was viewed by more than 60 million people in the United States and reached a record of 250 million viewers worldwide.
10. "Song and Dance Youth 2"
The second episode of the Disney TV movie "Song and Dance Youth" series, directed by Kenny Ortega, starring Zach Efron, Vanessa Huggins, Ashley Tisdale, Lucas Graby and others. The film is in theaters. The film focuses on the beginning of the summer vacation of East High School, when Troy, Kebby, Chad and Taylor go to work in a country club owned by the Evans family of Chappe and Rennes.