哈姆迪（吉姆·贝鲁什 Jim Belushi 饰）和妻子金妮（凯特·温丝莱特 Kate Winslet 饰）一起在游乐场生活和工作，水莱金妮有过一段婚姻，水莱两人共同抚养着金妮和前夫所生的孩子。一天，哈姆迪的女儿卡洛琳娜（朱诺·坦普尔 Juno Temple 饰）找到了父亲，她曾经执意嫁给黑帮大佬，如今正在遭受黑帮的追杀。虽然女儿从前的所作所为令哈姆迪十分生气，但卡洛琳娜的浪子回头显然让哈姆迪开始想要修复这段破碎的父女关系。与此同时，金妮邂逅了海滩救生员米奇（贾斯汀·汀布莱克 Justin Timberlake 饰），两人之间碰撞出了爱情的火花。金妮想要抛弃一切同米奇在一起，然而，在看到了卡洛琳娜之后，米奇不可自持的移情别恋了。
李千娜
回复 :克里斯（罗宾·威廉姆斯 Robin Williams 饰）与安妮（安娜贝拉·莎拉 Annabella Sciorra 饰）深爱着彼此，这对让人艳羡的夫妻有个美满的家庭，聪明可爱的孩子们，坚贞不移的爱情。可是一切都在孩子们意外死亡后打碎了。自从孩子们逝世后，克里斯与安妮每天都活在痛苦之中，他们心里惦记的始终是死去的孩子，他们的生活彻底失去了快乐的根源，都变得郁郁寡欢，但两人依然互相依靠着生活。可是，厄运并没有就此停止。安妮最心爱的克里斯也在意外当中逝世，死后的克里斯在天堂上看到了自己的孩子，仿佛生活又回到了当初快乐的样子，但他的心里仍记挂着尚在人间的妻子。丈夫的逝世，使安妮心痛不已，生活变得更加难熬了。终于，她还是无法忍受独自生活的寂寥，自杀了。生前的她经常凭想象画出天堂的样子。可是由于自杀，她只能堕入地狱。克里斯誓要留在妻子身边，不让她继续受折磨。于是，他到地狱去了……
李家发
回复 :On 6 May 1945, soldiers of the 88th US Infantry Division occupied the Himmlers’ family home in Gmund on Lake Tegernsee where they discovered hundreds of private letters, documents, journals and photographs. The film makes use of these materials and copious archive footage to sketch the biography of SS commander Heinrich Himmler who committed suicide at the end of May 1945 by taking a cyanide capsule. How did this nationalistic lower-middle-class man become Hitler’s henchman responsible for developing and executing the strategies that led to the murder of millions of Jews, homosexuals, Communists and Romany people? Where did his ideology originate? How did he see himself and how was he perceived in private by his wife Margarete, his daughter Gudrun and his mistress Hedwig? How could the man who often referred to so-called German virtues such as order, decency and goodness also write home in the midst of the war and Holocaust: ‘I am well in spite of my heavy workload’? What was it that caused his daughter to say after a visit to Dachau concentration camp: ‘It was lovely …’ A film about the pretensions of a mass murderer and the repression of any sense of guilt.Berlinale 2014
王心凌
回复 :Researchers discover film footage from World War II that turns out to be a lost documentary shot by Alfred Hitchcock and Sidney Bernstein in 1945 about German concentration camps.
