1, "The Story of the Hachiko of the Faithful Dog"
has an emotion that does not distinguish between boundaries and races; it exists between you and me, but it gradually disappears, nostalgic for the wind and dust, but gradually disappears with the wind, we have the most The wonderful thing is gradually leaving, maybe we won't remember it until it no longer exists. The
film is adapted from a real story that took place in Japan in 1925. It is directed by Lesse Holstrom and co-starred by Richard Gere, Joan Allen and Sarah Romer. The film was first released in Japan, the original hometown of the story, on August 8, 2009. It tells the story of a university professor and a small Akita dog. The professor adopted a small Akita dog and named it Hachiko. Every day after that, Hachiko sent the professor to the station in the morning and waited for the professor to go home with him in the evening. Unfortunately, the professor passed away due to illness and never returned to the station. However, Hachiko continued to wait at the station on time every day for the next 9 years until he finally died.
2, "When happiness comes to knock on the door"
When happiness comes to knock on the door, we need to wait patiently. In many cases, what we call success is not winning by wisdom, but by persisting. Watching this film, I feel sad and entangled in anticipation, holding on with the stubble Will Smith with some vicissitudes of life. I like the way the little boy with curly hair and black eyes runs around with his father. I love them till the end. Take a breath of relief. Maybe, we all love reunion, we all love consummation.
3, "Sowon"
This film is adapted from real cases in South Korea and was released in South Korea on October 2, 2013. It mainly tells the story of how an underage girl got out of the shadow of her soul after being sexually assaulted and how her family faced life. The road to the evil is accompanied by the angel's journey of healing, and the beautiful girl will show a bright smile again. In 2013, the film won the 34th Korean Film Blue Dragon Award for Best Picture.
4, "Shawshank's Redemption"
In the late 1940s, Andy, a young and accomplished banker, was imprisoned on suspicion of killing his wife and her lover. In this prison named Shawshank, hope seems illusory, and the punishment of life imprisonment undoubtedly doomed Andy's gloomy and desperate life. Before long, Andy tried to get close to Rhett, a prestigious prisoner, and asked the other party to help him get a small hammer. Taking this as an opportunity, the two gradually became acquainted with each other, and Andy seemed to find his own way of survival in a jail of mixed fish and dragons, guilt and black and white. He used his professional knowledge to help the prison management to evade taxes and launder money. At the same time, he gradually received courtesy among prisoners by virtue of his contacts with Reid. On the surface, he has changed from hating the high wall to being calm as Rhett did, but his desire for freedom still pushes him toward the hope and goal in his heart. And the truth about his crimes seems to make all this one step forward...
5, "If Love Has Providence"
If love has Providence, there is another name that must be believed in fate, and feelings need fate. Fate is providence, arrangement, destiny, and destiny. I especially like the classic line in it: When the sun shines on the sea, I miss you, when the hazy moon shines in the spring water, I miss you, open your ears, when you can hear your heartbeat, the one you love I am also loving you, close your eyes, when a smile appears on the corner of your mouth, the person you love is loving you.
6, "Daisy"
, there is always someone who wants to build a bridge for her, want to send her the daisies full of mountains, want to tell her that you are my world
has a naive and romantic fantasy of love, for one person Fortunately, she finally understood what love is
, a child with a pure heart and an adult man who is rational and proud, teaching a woman what love is
, like the slogan "Love someone, It is to endure the fragments of his life." He chose to endure the distance because he loved her, he chose to endure the face because he loved her, and he chose to endure and give up because he loved her, and after she knew how to love, she also chose to endure all dissatisfaction
7, "Beautiful Life"
was released in Italy on December 20, 1997. The film tells the story of a Jewish father and son who were sent to a Nazi concentration camp. The father used his imagination to lie that they were in a game. In the end, the father let his son's innocence not be harmed, but he died tragically. In 1999, the film won the best foreign language film and best actor at the 71st Oscar AwardsThree awards for corner and best soundtrack.
8, "Titanic"
"Titanic" is based on the 1912 event that the Titanic cruised on a reef and sank when its maiden set sail. It tells the story of the poor painter Jack and the noble woman Ruth's prejudice to abandon the world. Falling in love, Jack finally gave the opportunity of life to Ruth's touching story.
9, "Gifts in Room No. 7"
This film tells a story about a father with an IQ of only 6 years old who was charged with an inexplicable crime and waited for a verdict in "Room No. 7". The protagonist warmed everyone to protect the woman in court. She admitted her crime, and a few years later her daughter defended her innocence in court. The story of
10 and "Warm Spring"
tells that Xiaohua, a rural orphan, was adopted by a kind-hearted and loyal old man, but was opposed by his son and daughter-in-law. Xiao Hua's sincerity and sensibility gradually influenced them, and finally recognized Xiao Hua as their daughter. It turned out that the old man's son was also adopted by the old man, and the old man never married. After graduating from university, Xiaohua returned to her hometown to work as a teacher, repaying her father and fellow villagers for their upbringing for more than ten years.
