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讲述抗日战争末(mò )期犹如隔世的日军沦陷区里，名为猛子的少年日夜寻找杀父仇人，欲为父报仇。在艺妓花子的帮助下，他(tā )也如愿找到了所(🙀)谓的仇人“斋(📛)藤”。终(zhōng )于等到复(📪)仇的那天，“斋藤”却又意外被花子所(🏢)杀，而猛子也被血腥的尸体吓跑，救赎自我的故事……如果瑞香(xiāng )真有困难了，也是真心对张秀娥好，不(bú )用瑞香开口，张(zhāng )秀娥自然(rá(💔)n )就会帮。肖恩·托布是一位出生在美国新罕布什尔州的波斯犹太人，14岁时搬到瑞士居住了两年，后搬回新罕布什(shí )尔(🌅)州仅次(🏗)于曼切斯特的第(dì )二大城市南雪（Nashua），并(bìng )在这里完成高中的最后一个学年；毕业年鉴之上肖恩(🚘)得到师长们的评价是“学校(🍁)里(lǐ )最有趣也是将来最有可能在娱(😲)乐圈获得成功的学生”。马萨诸塞州读了(le )两年大学之后肖恩转到南加州大学，后在经纪人的帮助下，凭借着一腔热诚和与生俱来“娱乐观众(zhò(✖)ng )”的天赋敲(👓)开了(⏫)好莱坞(🛳)的大(dà )门。不下100部电视剧作(🎯)品包括《宋飞正传》、《黑道家族》、《急...In postwar Tokyo, while his mum works, Taichi spends his days alone and misses his dad who was killed in the war. Through his friendship with an old man who tends a seemingly dead cherry tree, Taichi learns about the tree and gradually becomes more positive.育才书院的F4D班(🧔)的(🥉)学生是(shì )全校最调(📿)皮捣蛋的，他们专整老师，考试的时候大部分不及格，已经(🍬)气走了几(jǐ )位老师，但是新来的张老师却有所不同，她不但躲(👃)过(guò )学生的恶作剧，还摆(bǎi )平(píng )了同(🤐)学之间的恋爱问题，不过张一健这个鬼灵精终于使出怪招，让张老师吃亏上(🌤)当(😨)，下不了台，张也抓住秦主(❤)任(💆)的小辫子，使秦主任不敢(🦉)(gǎn )动他一根汗毛，因此在...来到这之后(hòu )，她虽然不(bú )是原来是张秀(xiù )娥，可是对这两个妹(mèi )妹已经有了深厚的感情，尤其是(🚶)张春桃，她永远都忘不了张春桃对她的照顾几番劝说之下，一群记者才终于有所(suǒ )让步，让车子(😒)(zǐ )艰难驶入了医院大门。Gay comedies are a hard genre to master with any subtlety; one side of the fence is occupied by movies made to mock gays for 'straight' amusement, and the other side is to mock straights for 'gay' amusement. Right off the top, I'll say that I enjoyed this film. Not wildly, as 20+ years ago I enjoyed 'La Cage aux Folles,' yet nevertheless it was involving, good characterization, well-edited and paced. Yet, yet . . . . One of the hurdles for most viewers is that the film is deeply rooted in the French gay cultural scene. And if the viewer isn't familiar with that milieu, it will seem as if the film was set in the late '70s or '80s. Everything that the viewer knows or may have heard about gay life in the USA in those years seems very alive here. The point is, that IS the way Paris is, even now. While trend-setting on a variety of fronts, France has NEVER set the pace for gay culture, that honor belongs to the USA. Thus there is a soundtrack out of the Gloria Gaynor days (different songs, but reminiscent of 'Priscilla of the Desert,') and the large background cast of gay characters are reminiscent of times long gone on this side of the Atlantic. If the viewer can accept that '80s-style gay party life is still alive and well in Paris in 1996, then there won't be any jarring sense of "whoa - when was this film made?" The top-billed star is Patrick Timsit in the role of Adrien, the gay main character who loves Eva, longtime friend and owner of a gay establishment. He thinks of her as family, and even says so at one point in the movie. But the STAR of this film is Fanny Ardant (Eva), who easily steals every single scene she is in and not without reason. There is a rather flimsy opening setup about how all the characters meet - Adrien is negociating a deal with Alexandre, a banker, played by Richard Berry (sorry, Gtran, but he's the banker, not the client), and soon various wives, lovers, 'tricks' and others are all in on the act. For anyone not familiar with Ms. Ardant, she is an undiluted joy (go rent 'Ridicule,' now!). Ferociously handsome, wearing her emotions on her face (and her clothes quite well, too)while keeping her heart hidden, she engages the viewer as few actress do anymore (French actresses have a talent for that). I found Mr. Timsit arch and shrill at times, without the underlying tenderness and pathos that invested every moment of Michel Serrault's Zaza Napoli of 1978, but he suffices. Richard Berry does a fine job as a 'hetero' forced to open his horizons a bit while pursuing Eva. Michèle Laroque has the unenviable job of the 'clueless wife,' but her hesitancy and luminous beauty play very well here. Jacques Gamblin as Lemoine, Alexandre's aide, tries very hard to portray a man still caught in the 'it's hard to come out' milieu of Paris (which is, sadly, still true), but he lacks a certain "je ne sais quoi" to quite pull it off successfully; with time, he may very well become a great actor. There are a thousand and one jokes in this film that will only be understandable to francophones - and Parisian French is fast, clipped and very argotic (I can't speak about sub-titling, as I saw a VO [version originale], but I can imagine the inability to relay the sense of the original in subtitles). If you can speak French WELL, you'll laugh a lot. The nod to '90's/21st-century sensibilities about AIDS-awareness is last-minute and feels very false, thrown in as a sop. Rent the movie - it is a cult classic in France, for a variety of reasons. However, I will give you one more: as you watch this film, ponder the differences between American and French culture and consider why, in France of all places, homosexuality is still shameful.他(🍡)睡觉习惯好, 规规(guī )矩矩平躺，也没有踢被(🚅)子(zǐ ), 孟(🔎)行(😐)悠蹲在床(chuáng )边(biān )看了他半分钟，好像怎么也看不厌似的。[收起部分]
