劇情縱覽
她們的男友、 丈夫、 情人和閆交錯模糊過去，這些害相思病的雌雄同體讓路。人生旅途即將到達終點，會來給你最后一程
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奔跑的犀牛
張釗,張揚,劉哲
生活如同一只橫沖直撞的犀牛，它打破你所有的計劃，破滅你所有美好的希望，一步步的把你頂入絕境。 你是坐以待斃還是奮起反擊？ 快遞員英雄在城市里拼搏多年，只為買房和女友結婚。不料，他的錢卻被壞人所騙。 英雄一路追擊尋錢，卻無意中卷入了三伙壞人的交易之中，女友小美也被綁架，命懸一線，他的生活徹底陷入絕境。英雄選擇了絕地反擊，運用勇敢和智慧，在壞人間展開了一場斗智斗勇的大戰。
雜交種
Angela Durazo,Nathan Schellerup,Malinda Farrington,Danny Winn,Katy Bentz
The nightmare was about a demonic possession. A long time ago, there was an evil in a small town and it was jealous of the girl and would never let her go, since the devil loved the girl. One night, the evil raped the girl and she became pregnant. After months the girl could not hide her baby, her father figured her secret out and clapped the girl in irons and locked her room door. But the evil put the gun to her father' temple and saved the girl. The father had a stroke and had been sleeping on the bed for three months and died. Time went on and the girl brought a child into the world. Naturally, people who were living in the village heard the story and they did not want to see neither the girl nor the baby since when the baby was born, plants dried in the field, fishes lost in the lake and people had prayed to the god for rain, but nothing changed in the village. People got so angry, dug a hole in front of the fountain, put her into the hole and threw stones at her face. The girl died soon after. The evil went off the deep end, took a revenge of the village and killed everyone except two sisters because the evil wanted them to take care of its baby...
毛骨悚然撞鬼經 25周年特別篇
稻垣吾郎,香取慎吾,森七菜,山內健司,坂口憲二,生見愛瑠,門脅麥,山口紗彌加,豐島花,布施繪里
皆為好事
盧卡斯·德拉蒙德,Liev Carlos,吉列爾梅·提奧,諾瓦爾·伯巴里,Cecília Brito,Fernando Libonati,Igor Leoni,雷娜塔·卡瓦略,Lizz Miranda,Brenda Oliveira,Rafael Freire,Matheus Nascimento,吉歐瓦多·索扎,Cuié,Luke,Rouxinol,Gleysson Moreira,Helder Amorim,Laio Andrade,Marcus Vinicius
Beginning with a pivotal encounter between two men in Goiás in the 1980s, director Daniel Nolasco weaves a narrative that spans across time and, perhaps, multiple dimensions, driven by the intense forces of desire and love, as well as the suffocating weight of repression and silence. Nolasco, who was featured in Olhar’s Focus section during the pandemic, continues his distinctive and undefinable journey with a radically queer cinema that refuses to look away from the often paradoxical physical expressions of both desire and violence.