long-time enemy

Rating: 8.6

The brutal murder of a university professor triggered student riots. A policeman launched an investigation and a lawyer sought justice in court.

Thirteen lives

Scoring: 8.5 points

Adapted from the cave rescue incident in Thailand on 20 18, this paper tells the story of rescuing many wild boar football team members and coaches in a flooded cave in Chiang Rai, Thailand.

Fabian

Rating: 8.4

Berlin 193 1. In an environment between subletting and underworld, brothels are artists' studios, and Nazis abuse them in the street. Babeur's Fort dreams of making "psychological movies". Life is surging, society is fermenting and corroding. Jacob Fabian, who holds a doctorate in German studies, writes advertisements during the day as long as he has a job.

In the evening, Stephen Rab and I often go to those ridiculous places in the city. His friend-who later admitted that he had failed "in the theme of life and career"-was an enterprising person in materialism and sex, while Fabian remained awake and alienated. He was waiting for a "decent victory", but he didn't really believe it. His love for cornelia is the only thing that makes him question his ironic fatalism.

She became a ray of hope in his collapsed life. Although there are many similarities with today's criticized world, it is a challenge to make Erich Kstner's Fabian, a deeply sad autobiographical novel, live in out of the dark. Dominik Graf responded to this challenge brilliantly. His style is subtle and sharp, cold-blooded and light, but quiet and melancholy. This movie is like a disco ball spinning slowly, telling the connection between sex and empty refrigerator, and the disillusionment of a happy dream.

Wan Hu Conference

Score: 8. 1

At the Wan Hu Conference on1October 20th, senior Nazi officials met to decide how best to commit genocide against European Jews.

Le Chant Du Cygne

Score: 8. 1

Set in the near future, this film tells a journey full of strength and emotion through the eyes of Cameron (Mahershala Ali maher Sala Ali). Cameron was diagnosed with a terminal illness, and the doctor proposed another solution to protect his family from grief.

When Cameron tried to change the fate of his family, he knew more about life and love than he thought. This film discusses how far we will go and how much we are willing to sacrifice in order to create a happier life for the people we love.

Paris Nightcrawler

Score: 8. 1

In the French general election of 198 1, the left overthrew the long-term ruling of the conservatives for the first time, and people flocked to the streets of Paris to celebrate the birth of the motherland. However, Elizabeth, who has just experienced illness and marital changes, is facing difficult challenges.

She has no work experience and must return to the society to raise a son who is eager to be a poet, a daughter full of social ideals, and a strange girl on the street who is temporarily taken in by fate. Under one roof, four very different souls struggle to survive in intoxicating Paris; Life is cruel and unbearable, accompanied by swaying psychedelic music, gently comforted by the night on the banks of the Seine.

It's happening

Score: 8. 1

In the 1960s, abortion was banned in France. Anna, a high school girl, got pregnant unexpectedly because of an indulgence, the legal and life dangers she faced because of illegal abortion, and the story of sacrificing the choice between her studies and her future and seeking various ways to have a secret abortion.

Holiday after the sun

Score: 8. 1

This film is the first film by Scottish-born new york writer and director Charlotte Wells. Set at the end of 1990, the story tells the story of a curious1/kloc-0-year-old girl Sophie (Frankie Corio) and her young single father (Paul Mesca). The two went to Turkey for a holiday together.

The trivial things that happened there seem unremarkable, but those fleeting conversations, spoken and unspoken, depict the feelings of parents and children and reveal how the two sides became each other's rocks unconsciously. Twenty years later, when Sophie grew up to her father's age, she was traveling, and she recalled the summer when she was 1 1. In the memory space of real images and imagination, the familiar and intimate father gradually revealed the sadness that he had never shown to his daughter in the past.