Not to preach beautiful chicken soup, but the depths of the soul are really full of sunshine.
10. I'm different from the world
Director: Nick Vojcic
Starring: Nick Vojcic
Born in 1982 in Melbourne, Australia, Nick Vujicic is an Australian of Serbian descent who has become an outlier in the eyes of others because he was born without hands and feet. But he did not bow to fate, he drew strength from the Christian faith, bravely overcame all innate calamities, and became a miraculous evangelist who created the miracles of life. When confronted with the students, his optimism, open-mindedness, humor and wisdom deeply infected the audience: he told his remaining "chicken legs", and used it to demonstrate drumming, playing football, answering the phone, and even playing interactive games with volunteers who volunteered. While bringing laughter to the audience, he also shared his own growth experience, those fragments about love, about life, about dreams, deeply touched the audience at the scene, some people were excited, some people were weeping. With sincere and touching words, he conveyed a positive force of believing in himself, overcoming fate, loving life, and giving people hope, which not only shocked the whole audience, but also affected the world.
9. Stars on Earth
Director: Amir Khan
Writers: Amor Gupt
Starring: Dassil Safari, Amir Khan, Tanai Cekhda, Sashe Ingenil, Tiska Chopra, Vipin Sharma, Lalitta Raymi, Girija Oak, Ravi Khanvikar, Pratima Kulcani, Mena Malik, Sonali Sachadev, Sanjay Dadik, Raja Gopal Yele, Bugos Vargava, Shankar Sachadev, M. K. Raina
For the 8-year-old boy Isha, the world is a kaleidoscope of wonder and joy, and he is communicating with this strange world in every way he can think of, while also fully enjoying the generous gifts of the earth. However, such Isha is a problem child in the eyes of adults, his grades are not good, he ranks low in the class, and his mind is full of all kinds of strange ideas, and after another catastrophe, his parents who can't stand it send him to boarding school.
Although Isha's new life has not changed much, in his heart, the life of separation from his parents makes him feel sullen, when an art teacher named Nick enters his life. Unlike the stereotypical teachers he had seen in the past, Nick advocated allowing students to retain their personality and ideas and develop freely. In the days spent with Nick, both Isa and Nick slowly matured.
8. Dreaming of the Pure Heart
Director: David Ainsbauf
Writers: Angelo Pizzo
Starring: Sean Austin, Jon Feiru, Ned Barty, Charles Dutton, Lily Taylor, Vince Vaughan
Rudy's family is very fanatical about rugby and is a big fan of the Notre Dame University team. Rudy, who wanted to go to the University of Notre Dame after graduating from high school, gave up because of his poor grades and entered the steel factory after graduation. On his 22nd birthday, his friend gave him a coat emblazoned with the words Notre Dame and encouraged him to realize his dream. The unexpected death of his friend at the steel mill hit Rudy, who left his already married girlfriend and embarked on a train to the University of Notre Dame. After entering the university, he studied and exercised extra hard, and with his tenacious fighting spirit, he was selected by the coach to enter the substitute camp of the varsity team, but he never had the opportunity to play. Finally came off the bench at a crucial moment in an important game and helped the team win the game. The parents and family members who appeared at the scene were also excited.
After 1975, no one on the Notre Dame University team was lifted on the spot. In 1976, Rudy graduated from the University of Notre Dame, and his five younger brothers also went to college and graduated successfully.
7. Dream Quest
Directed by: Lee Unkridge, Adrian Molina
Writers: Adrian Molina, Matthew Aldridge, Lee Unkrich, Jason Katz
Starring: Anthony Gonzalez, Gayle Garcia Bernard, Benjamin Blatter, Alana Ubacci, Renee Victor, Jamie Camille, Alfonso Areo, Herbert Siguensa, Gabriel Iglesias, Lombardo Boyle
Miguel, who loves music, was unfortunately born in a large family that regarded music as a flood beast, and the family only hoped that Miguel would grow up quickly and inherit the shoemaking industry that the family had inherited for generations. The annual Day of the Dead is approaching, and on this day, the souls of deceased relatives can return to the world and reunite with the living with the photos placed on the altar.
In an accident, Miguel travels into the land of the dead, and before the sun rises, he must be blessed by a loved one, or he will remain in this world forever. Miguel decides to go in search of the late singer Dracus, as he is most likely his grandfather. On the way, Miguel meets the down-and-out musician Ecoto, and gradually discovers Dracus's long-hidden secret.
6. Non-stop
Director: It's Kore-eda
Screenwriter: It's Kore-eda
Starring: Hiroshi Abe, Yui Natsukawa, Yukiko Ehara, Kazuya Takahashi, Shohei Tanaka, Akira Nomoto, Lingya Hayashi, Tsuneshi Terajima, Osamu Kato, Kiki Kirin, Yoshio Harada
Located in a remote town, the Yokoyama family lives a peaceful and peaceful life. His father, Gongping, is a retired doctor, but he is constantly worried about the affairs of the town clinic. The eldest son, Junpei, inherited his father's business, but drowned 15 years ago to save a child who fell into the water. The second son, Ryodo, disagreed with his father and insisted on going to a different place to work as a painting restorer. Years of hard work have been exchanged for unemployment, and many people who are in distress marry Yukari with children, support each other, and continue to live.
5. Unexpected lucky draw
Director: Keiichi Hara
Screenwriters: Maruo Nobu, Mori Etsuto
Starring: Fudo Tomizawa, Aoi Miyazaki, Akira Minami, Masayuki Murakami, Akiyoshi Irie, Rokuro Natani, Keiji Fujiwara, Akiko Yajima, Morri Maki, Hideyuki Tanaka, Naoto Anda, Reina Imazumi, Yusho Uemura, Isaaki Koetsu, Shoya Chiba, Nozomi Kurokahara, Rikari Hidaka, Takada Yokogawa, Akiyoshi Nakao, Kumiko Aso, Katsumi Takahashi Takahashi
"I" came to heaven in the dark, but was stopped in his way by the somewhat noisy messenger, Prapura. In what he said, God gave me, the most heinous, a chance to be born again in order to taste and feel the true value of life. "I" involuntarily was thrown back into the human world, and the soul entered the body of a junior high school student, Kobayashi Makoto. Three days ago, Kobayashi Saw his favorite girl Sangyuan Xiangxiang and the middle-aged uncle in and out of the love hotel, and saw his mother's unchaste behavior, plus everything in life made people despair, so he chose to commit suicide by taking poison. After waking up, "I" live as Kobayashi, with a family with different plans, some annoying female classmates singing, and classmates who cast strange eyes, all make "I" feel irritable, and in the process " I" seem to touch the meaning of survival...
4. Mistakes in horoscopes
Director: Josh Boone
Writers: Scott Neustadt, Michael M. H. Webb, John Green
Starring: Sherlyn Woodley, Ansel Algault, Nat Wolff, Laura Dunn, Sam Trammel, William Dafoe, LotE Förbek, Anna della Cruz, Randy Kowitz, Toni Saladna, David Whalen, Melika Govich
Heizer is a beautiful sixteen-year-old girl, in the golden age, she should have enjoyed the joy and hope of life and youth like other peers, but the ruthless disease found Heizer, she is a lung cancer patient.
Despite the recent improvement in his condition, Heizer's mood has not been relaxed by this, and the shadow of cancer that may return at any time and the treatment that cannot be interrupted are like shadows, so that Heizer has lost almost all enthusiasm and hope for life. By chance, Heizer met a handsome boy named Augustus at the Cancer Friends' Association, who was suffering from bone cancer. Two young men in similar circumstances soon drew closer, and together they explored the little world God had left them, and Heizer saw a future and hope.
3. Daydreamer
Director: Ben Stiller
Writers: Steve Conrad, James Thurber
Starring: Ben Stiller, Kristen Wegg, Adam Scott, Sean Penn, Catherine Hahn, Terrence Bernie Haynes, Paul Fitzgerald, Jon Daly, Joey Slottnick, Grace Rex, Alex Afagon
Walt. Medti, a film printing manager who has worked for Life magazine for 16 years, is introverted and can't even talk to his favorite colleague Cheryl, and he is like a bystander in the face of life, often "emptying" to daydream dreams. Until one day the company is acquired, the magazine needs to do the cover of the last issue, and the key to the success of the cover is to find a roll of film by the wild photographer Shane, Walter finally opens his mouth to talk to Cheryl, and with the encouragement of her and her mother, embark on a real adventure, ice fields, sea, Himalayas... Walter's daydreams are far less magnificent than reality.
2. Never compromise
Directed by: Steven Soderbergh
Writers: Suzanne Grant
Starring: Julia Roberts, Albert Finney, Conchata Ferrer, Alan Eckhart, Marg Hegenbach
Erin Brokovich is the archetype of the unlucky. She was married twice, but each marriage did not bring her happiness, but instead made her a single mother with three children in tow. Unfortunately, after being involved in a traffic accident, she even lost the compensation lawsuit that she was determined to win.
The lawyer who defended her, Ed, was half sympathetic to Erin because he felt guilty for helping her lose the case, and took Erin in to work in his law firm. Erin's life was a little secure. While investigating a sewage complaint, Erin stumbled upon a highly toxic substance in the sewage, which the water company did make up for. Weak woman Erin decided to use her weak shoulders to shoulder the burden of justice for the hundreds of polluted residents!
1. Go meet Little Onion's mother
Director: Morizaki Higashi
Writers: Akugen Chiaki, Yuichi Okano, Andei Morizaki
Starring: Ryo Iwamatsu, Harue Akagi, Ryoko Harada, Ryo Kawa, Naoto Takenaka, Kensuke Owada, Wakana Matsumoto, Tochiyo Harada, Yoichi Hot Water
In Nagasaki, Japan, Yuichi Okano, who is already more than half a hundred years old, is like a small child, he spends his days in the unit, gets by, but is more willing to sing and write manga in bars. Yuichi lives with his elderly mother, Mieki, and son Masaaki. The grandfather and grandfather went out to earn money, often leaving the old lady alone at home. Michi's mother-in-law was replaced by Alzheimer's disease many years ago, and her daily ups and downs, the situation is constant, making The father and son exhausted. As the old woman's condition worsened day by day, Yuichi was determined to send his mother to a special nursing institution. The memories of Michi's mother-in-law are deteriorating day by day, while the memories of her childhood playmate and her husband who died early are becoming clearer. The old man has long been unable to distinguish the boundary between the past and the present, life and death. The most important people in her life came to her side in turn...