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宫女玛雅（英迪拉·瓦尔玛 Indira Varma饰）自幼和公主塔拉（萨莉塔·乔德霍里 Sarita Choudhury饰）生活在一起，形影不离。她们拥有共同的口味、习惯以及爱好，直到多年之后，二人仍然保持着超越身份地位的深厚友谊。然而这一切都被强烈的嫉妒心和爱欲，瓦解得不堪一击。公主塔拉嫁给了当地王子拉杰·辛格（纳威恩·安德利维斯 Naveen Andrews饰），拉杰很快就会成为王位继承人。然而在结婚之后，不甘寂寞的拉杰很快就厌倦了与塔拉的夫妻生活，他开始寻求其他女人来满足自己的性需求。能歌善舞的玛雅一下子就吸引了拉杰的注意力，拉杰被她的美貌与妖媚迷得神魂颠倒。玛雅开始作为拉杰的妾侍侍奉左右。将一切看在眼里的公主塔拉只能无可奈何地在一旁嫉妒。为了守护她的婚姻与爱情，玛雅被赶出宫廷。流浪的玛雅被宫廷雕刻师杰·库马尔（拉蒙·蒂卡拉姆 Ramon Tikaram饰）发现，几经接触，玛雅逐渐爱上了这位英俊而有才华的杰·库马尔。

The Deserted Archipelago was my first independently directed and produced film. The film won the Grand Prix at the Nyon International Film Festival and garnered considerable attention both overseas and in Japan. The film follows an extremely simple story of a plain boy who matures into manhood while constantly manipulated by nuns. But woven into this narrative are my own experiences and the history of postwar Japan as well as a series of fantasies. The result is a multifaceted and multilayered objet, the birth of a newly sur-realistic filmmaking. On August 15th, the day the war ended, I was in the third year of primary school. That day, when the reality that I had known turned completely upside down, I was saddled with the trauma of no longer being able to believe in anything. Searching here and there for some kind of spiritual salvation, I finally found the existentialism of Albert Camus. From there, I was able to build up my own kind of existentialism and this film is best understood as based in that “Kanai Katsu Existentialism.” The film was praised by European film scholars Max Tessier and Tony Rayns and was screened as part of “Eiga: 25 Years of Japanese Film,” a special program at the 1984 Edinburgh International Film Festival.

卡罗尔（桃丽丝·戴 Doris Day 饰）和韦伯斯特（洛克·哈德森 Rock Hudson 饰）都是广告人，他们分别在两家不同的广告公司里上班。卡罗尔非常热爱自己的工作，希望能够在这个领域里闯出一片天地。这一天，她听闻米勒公司即将更换广告代理商，于是加班加点的赶制出了一份广告策划方案，哪知道第二天，当她来到米勒公司时，却发现老板已经和韦伯斯特签订了合同。卡罗尔恨透了这个男人了，当自己付出汗水和努力时，韦伯斯特紧紧靠着酒精和女人就轻而易举的得到了生意。一怒之下，卡罗尔将韦伯斯特告到了广告协会，她的目的非常明确，那就是将这匹害群之马彻底的清除出广告界。

The title of the animated movie stands in stark contrast to the content: The elements—the droll, uniquely drawn figures and the colorful world they inhabit—may seem traditional, but the events are quite extraordinary. Nata Metlukh presents a cornucopia of surprising ideas, some of which ponder the very nature of media. Take the figure running across the screen with a line on its shoulder that is capable of cutting and cropping the world, or the scene that is drawn like a curtain in front of the next—all of this is highly original! (tr)