陆战之王 电视剧

将少林寺视为眼中钉的清廷利用安插在少林寺中的奸细提供的情报，调遣了各路高手火烧少林寺，处心积虑地想一举消灭少林子弟。事出突然，寺中僧人及俗家弟子仓促应战一番后十死其九。捡得性命的方大洪（孟飞）逃向广东与李式开（戚冠军）会合，商议如何继续反清复明。而胡德帝（姜大卫）、蔡德忠（狄龙）、马超兴（傅声）等人则北上中原，千方百计查找寺中内奸，决意为死去的少林弟子报仇。——五人一度对少林功夫有所怀疑，后来才醒悟怪不得少林功夫，只怨自己学艺不精，于是潜心修炼终成正果，被后世称为“少林五祖”。

电影《三姊妹》以纪录片的形式讲述了在云南某个村庄里的三个姐妹生活的故事。谈及为何会关注这三个女孩，王兵表示他在2009年拍摄完成《夹边沟》后，到云南去拜祭已故的作家朋友，在看望完其母亲回程的路上，他偶然遇到了这三个孩子，由于饥饿，王兵到三个女孩家里吃饭，老大英英为他烧了土豆，这一举动感动了王兵。而后在2010年有制片人提出要王兵拍摄一部电影，三个小女孩的形象就出现在了他的脑海里。

哪咤（傅声）生于三千多年前的商朝，父亲李靖（卢迪），是当时的总兵官，镇守陈塘关。在纣王的统治下，人民饱受压迫，哪咤总是抱打不平而闯祸，因此令其父增添不少麻烦。父子最终水火不容，为救全家哪咤不惜削骨还父削肉还母。然而，哪咤却为一位神仙太乙真人（李允中）以莲花令其复活，并赐给他两件宝物，去解救受苦的百姓。

典型的早期日式朋克电影，黑白影像+连续而晃动的手提摄影+朋克乐，石井当年就是以此片出道的。。。This extremely hectic and nearly headache-inducing short by the Japanese punk demigod Sogo Ishii is definitely one of the craziest and most experimental art-house movies I ever had the pleasure of seeing on a big screen (during a special revolving on the director).After the two hugely different but already influential long-feature films "Panic High School" and "Crazy Thunder Road", Ishii finally made the punk-short he clearly dreamed of making ever since the beginning. "Shuffle" is based on comic strip and doesn't really have a story to tell. The camera just very creatively follows a man as he's running out of his apartment and down the streets. He's running from the cops, because he murdered his girlfriend, but he's also running towards the pimp who stole her from him, for vengeance. 30 minutes of playtime only to depict a man running down some streets seems long, but Ishii somehow manages to make it fascinating by presenting a non-stop series of imaginative camera tricks, lighting techniques and unique sound-editing. The visuals are groundbreaking and far ahead of their time. The colors continuously fade out and back in, the camera is put in every possible perspective there is and the music is really loud and stimulating. "Shuffle" often looks like an exercise for Ishii's next big project "Burst City" and it definitely was a great source of influence for future Asian filmmakers like Takashi Miike and Shinya Tsukamoto. You can't really call it a great film, because there are almost no dialogs or character drawings, but it surely guarantees half a hour of adrenalin-rushing spectacle.