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明(🦃)朝(cháo )嘉靖年(nián )间，倭(👀)(wō(😥) )患不止(zhǐ )。朝廷(tíng )惊(🌴)闻(💐)有民间组织和朝(chá(🛒)o )廷(🤐)官员(yuán )里通倭(wō )寇(👆)，渔(yú )利国家，于是责(😊)令(💸)六扇门负(fù )责侦查(💥)(chá(🕢) )并找出(chū )官员通(tō(🚰)ng )倭(🛸)证据。六扇门小捕快(🛷)陆小(xiǎo )虾临危(wēi )受命(👍)，同时被(bèi )六扇门总(🌉)捕(🐇)头于初心派人追(zhuī(🍠) )杀(📚)，危(wēi )难之际(jì )被“山(⏹)(shā(🏴)n )河兵团”的七爷所救(😭)并带回(huí )兵团之(zhī(🔬) )中(🍓)。

In Germany, 1941, the Nazis pursue a Toymaker who has acquired a mystical book which gives life to inanimate objects.

When a photographer encounters the practice of Vodou cartography while on assignment he becomes enchanted with the visceral artwork and ceremony witnessed. But the experience embeds itself in his psyche and his interest in vodou becomes more than an inspiration, more than a passion, more than an addiction. Through his own artwork, he creates his own destiny, a path to demonization. A complete transformation occurs physically, mentally and artistically and results in the conjuring of entities never imagined, exploring the world between the darkness and blackness.

撤(chè )离广州(zhōu )的影(〽)室(🥩)，通过日军的动向，发(💖)现(🍘)了(le )一支神(shén )秘的抗(💛)(kà(🗃)ng )日力量已身陷重围(🏧)，民族家(jiā )国的责(zé(🏣) )任(🌍)感驱(qū )使他们(men )去查(🔚)明(🖍)真相伺机营救(jiù )。在(🤷)民(🎿)(mín )族大义(yì )的面前(🍐)(qiá(📎)n )，英雄从来都不孤独(🧡)，相互(hù )间舍命(mìng )救(🈺)援(🎗)，默契中(zhōng )同仇敌忾(🕕)，抗(💒)日救国，舍我(wǒ )其谁(🤜)？(🚅)

An elderly woman, a war veteran, recalls her experiences as a member of the all-female bombing squad nicknamed 'Nachtexen' (Night Witches) during World War II

Nine no-budget horror/comedy shorts that explore themes of murder, death, revenge, self-mutilation, stalking, clones, hell, and weird squid babies.

嘉庆年(nián )间，海(hǎi )州(🤸)之地官商勾结腐败严(🧙)重，乡绅刘(liú )德高与(🛸)(yǔ(😌) )日本人(rén )串通走私(🐚)鸦(❗)片残害百姓。刑(xíng )部(🚾)尚(⏮)书(shū )敖青密(mì )令洪(🏴)涛(tāo )前往特查此案(🏞)。

In a single afternoon a man comes to grips with the power of his past when his estranged family becomes tangled in its web.

A newly reunited young couple's drive through the Pacific Northwest turns into a nightmare as they are forced to face nature, unsavory locals, and a monstrous creature, known to the Native Americans as Oh-Mah.