高中毕业后，以赛亚对未来没有任何规划，他受到激励，开始做出更好的人生决定。
影片曾在2011年柏林电影节上获得剧本银熊奖。 17岁的尼克（崔斯坦·哈利拉吉 Tristan Halilaj 饰）居住在阿尔巴尼亚的北部地区。马上就要高中毕业了，准备拿到毕业证开个小网吧维持生计。15岁的妹妹露迪娜希望能考进大学过上梦想的生活。但这个平凡的家庭却因为卷入土地所有权的争执而变得焦头烂额，父亲被谋杀罪起诉躲进了深山。根据古老习俗，如果家人杀了人，那么受害者的家庭可以同样杀死一个杀人犯的男性亲属。因此家中所有的男性都不允许离开家半步。整个家庭的重担都落在了露迪娜的肩上。她被迫离开学校工作养家。新的责任让露迪娜逐渐成长为一名能够独当一面的能手。尼克却因为长期的“离群索居”的生活而变得沮丧和焦躁不安。最终，这种负面的情绪让他决定用血为家族间的斗争做一个了解——哪怕这个决定回让他丢掉自己的性命，也在所不惜......
童年玩伴阿狗和米哈尔住在法国南边的小村庄里，成天一起混。为了消磨时间，米哈尔时常毫不留情地数落阿狗。但这个夏天很不一样：阿狗遇见了艾莎，爱情在他们之间萌芽。嫉妒啃噬着米哈尔，而这两个朋友之间拉开的距离，将使他们彼此成长，找到自己的定义。
在印度私立学校大举虹吸优秀教师资源导致穷人没有机会接受教育时，年轻的助教为穷人的子女们指明了生活的方向。
“盒子隐喻”是一个引人注目的反乌托邦之旅，不公正的监禁揭示了社会的一致性和反抗的深刻影响。这是关于打破隐喻的盒子和人类精神的韧性。
50年代，伯爵在城堡的大火中失去了妻子和女儿。几天后，他被发现在他的谷仓里。26年后，一位名叫玛丽昂·格兰德瓦勒的年轻女子来到村子里，引起了人们的怀疑和怀疑
Follows Bear Grylls after a plane crash in the ice ravaged mountains, where he finds himself with amnesia and tries to save himself and the pilot from the harsh winter elements.
夏日时光。一个三口之家，单身父亲巴比斯和他即将成年的双胞胎孩子康斯坦丁诺斯和艾尔莎，乘坐家庭小船前往波罗斯岛度假。在游泳、日光浴和结交新朋友的过程中，康斯坦丁诺斯和艾尔莎无意中遇到了他们的生母安娜，她在他们还是婴儿时就抛弃了他们。这次相遇将激起巴比斯心中长久以来的怨恨，为每个人带来一段苦乐参半的成长之旅。
本片讲述了一对父子之间朦胧迷离的感情。阿列克谢（阿里克谢·尼穆斯霍夫 Aleksei Nejmyshev 饰）的父亲（安德烈·薛提宁 Andrei Shchetinin 饰）是一个退伍军人，父子二人相依为命，父亲离不开儿子，儿子也非常依赖父亲。因为父亲的关系，阿列克 谢也进入了军校，他的父亲经常到军校探视他。某日，阿列克谢的女朋友来到军校向他提出分手，原因似乎就是她难以接受他们父子俩过于亲密的关系。阿列克谢常常做噩梦，醒来后他问母亲在哪里，父亲却无言以对。父亲表示，外地有一份更加高薪的工作等着他，但是父子二人谁也离不开谁。 他们是父子，有些时候他们像兄弟，有些时候他们像情人。但是他们心里都清楚，终有一天他们会分开，父子俩该何去何从……
The most important thing for Na-young, who has lived her entire life in a small seaside village, is taking care of her family and friends. However, her mother tries to sell their precious house full of memories, and her younger brother insists on moving to Seoul. While Na-young struggles to accept the changes, she comes across bowling and begins to spend more and more time at the bowling alley.
讲述因为楼层噪音相遇的两对夫妻一起吃晚饭发生的故事。
1981年，前狙击手布鲁诺·布鲁西基被迫参与一项克格勃的阴谋，其目的是刺杀教皇约翰·保罗二世并除掉执行任务的刺客。他身陷危险的间谍活动之中，在面临内心冲突时，他所做的选择可能会改变历史。
In 2013, an Australian man a few months shy of turning 60 decided to walk the Camino de Santiago – an 800km pilgrimage trail across the top of Spain. He had no known religion, and absolutely no idea why he felt so deeply compelled to do this torturous walk. But compelled, he was. He completed the walk, battling a “triumvirate of pain” - a knee that he later discovered lacked any meaningful cartilage, a blister the sight of which would make a grown man weep, and shin-soreness that felt like his lower limb had been split with a mountain axe wielded by a demented troll. Arriving at the end of the Camino, the majestic cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, he expected an epiphany – an answer to the question he’d been asking himself every day: Why am I doing this? But no answer came. So when he got home he wrote a book, hoping the answer would reveal itself in his scribblings. The result was The Way, My Way, a humourous and self-deprecating book that many consider the best memoir ever written on walking the Camino. The book has now been made into a film, and it’s an extraordinary account of a man at a pivotal point in his life, searching for meaning and finding himself undergoing a fundamental transformation so profound that he now divides his life into “Before the Camino” and “After the Camino.” It’s a story particular to one man, yet of appeal to anyone seeking a greater meaning from life.
