经过多年的潜心研究，培顿博士（连姆·尼森 Liam Neeson 饰）终于研制出了人造皮肤，可是，这种人造皮肤有一个致命的弱点，那就是长时间的阳光照射会使它变质腐坏。一群歹徒盯上了佩顿博士的研究，为了得到这珍贵的发明，他们不惜炸毁了实验室。尽管培顿博士死里逃生，但他的全身皮肤严重毁损已成为了事实。
治疗所带来的痛苦和副作用让佩顿博士的内心充满了愤怒，怀揣着复仇的信念，他逃出了医院。利用自己所发明的人造皮肤，佩顿博士有了新的面孔，与此同时，一个新的超级英雄也就此诞生。在罪犯们的眼中，培顿博士是令人闻风丧胆的凶神恶煞，可在昔日爱人的面前，佩顿博士却感受到了久违的悲伤和痛苦。

1934年到1940年活跃在好莱坞的童星Shirley Temple自传。

影片讲述7名高中生到一个偏远的小镇远足露营，回到家时发现澳大利亚已经陷入战争，他们不得不拿起武器展开反击…… 　　艾利和自己的好朋友奥莫、塔卡姆、凯文、科瑞、罗比恩和菲奥娜一起去野营,一个星期之后,他们从野营地归来。 　　可是当他们回到城市之后,却发现城市里人在不断地失踪,人们喂养的宠物和牲口也在不断地死掉。这个时候,这一群年轻人才意识到他们前往纪念节日狂欢场的家人可能永远也不会回来了。幸运的是科瑞的爸爸在早些时候从狂欢场发回来了一条传真,他在上面警告自己的孩子说,自己的国家正在遭受武装入侵,全国一片混乱,他希望自己的孩子能找个地方躲起来。看到传真之后,这些年轻人立即分头前往自己的家里,看看是不是还有家人活着。但是罗比恩和卡塔姆一去不回。与此同时,艾利、凯文和科瑞遭到了入侵军队的追击。在反抗的过程中,艾利用割草机杀死了三个士兵,但是他自己也受了伤。无奈之下,他们只有躲进了科瑞的家里。这个时候,敌人的轰炸机开始对这个地区进行轰炸,他们似乎要将这些年轻人赶尽杀绝。 　　艾利和奥莫最终决定去找罗比恩和卡塔姆。他们在一个地势低洼的小水沟里找到了他们。他们没有办法返回的原因是卡塔姆的腿部中弹。在逃亡的过程中,他们又发现了一个幸存的好朋友克里斯,在入侵一开始,克里斯就躲了起来,总算是捡回来了一条命。这五个好朋友找到了躲在科瑞家附近的其他人--从现在开始,他们就要携起手来对付那些入侵者了。城市里已经不再安全,他们只好又逃回了自己野营地。 　　奥莫想到了一个暂时保全自己的办法,烧毁城市通往野营地的一座木桥。于是他们找来了一点燃料,准备烧掉这座桥。在施行这个计划的过程中,科瑞中枪。在安全屋踌躇之际，凯文自告奋勇要把科瑞送到敌人的医院去,希望他们能处理科瑞的伤势。就这样,八个好朋友分成了两拨。凯文带着科瑞离去,剩下的六个人开着偷来的车进入了野营地，继续他们的游击抗争。

1969年2月的某一夜一架噴射機在澳洲鄉野小鎮外圍的平原上盤旋不去，12歲的約翰?安德生，綽號野狗，因為他自任自己的叫聲像野狗一樣，和一群鄉土小民一起蜂湧而至，彷若來的是飛碟一樣。在這裡，野狗聽見一隻爵士樂團正在演奏，美妙得叫他一輩子也難以忘懷，第二天他醒來，樂團和噴射機皆化為塵土彷若一場科幻的夢一樣。轉眼20年過去了。他結了婚有了小孩了，他想這輩子就要完蛋了，他不甘心，於是他緊追自己最後一絲夢幻，他買了機票到達巴黎。他開始漫無目標的在各大城市找尋比利?克羅思和他的樂團。但60年代早已飛逝了，他也有多年未曾公眾演奏了，整個世界早已進入另一個新的星球裡。野狗再也難以辨認他了，但有一天他進入吧裡，聽見了小喇叭的聲音，是的，聲音又開始召換他了。這時他的幻夢不再只是童稚的癡人囈語。於是他動身……《澳洲爵士春秋》終於圓了導演多年的夢，因為飾演比利的正是爵士大王邁爾斯·戴維斯（Miles Davis），這是他接近死亡之前的天鵝之歌。

一般法庭审案电影多将剧情重点放在控辩双方于庭上的唇枪舌剑，本片则别出心裁将主题拉到原告与被告双方律师的身上，因为他们的身份是父女。吉恩．哈克曼饰演从六十年代走过来的理想主义分子，专门替弱势族群打官方，希望在并不健全的资本主义社会制度下为这些被压逼者争取权利。玛丽．伊丽莎白．马斯特兰托尼奥则是典型的九十年代实用主义者，在旧金山的顶尖律师事务所服务，正争取成为公司的合伙人。父女俩道不同不相为谋，平常不相往来，如今却因为一宗控告汽车公司故意出产危害乘客安全的车种而互相对簿公堂，于是在公私方面都构成了强烈的矛盾。导演迈克尔．艾普泰德表现称职。

Mabo tells the story of one of Australia's national heroes - Eddie Koiki Mabo, the Torres Strait Islander who left school at age 15, yet spearheaded the High Court challenge that overthrew the fiction of terra nullius.

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Malcolm is a chronically shy mechanical genius who has just been fired for building his own tram. He gets Frank, who has just been released from jail, moves in to help pay the bills. Malcolm, with Franks help, turns to a life of crime.

A local Indigenous politician (Deborah Mailman) is recruited to the senate by the Australian Prime Minister (Rachel Griffiths) after a contentious video goes viral, in Rachel Perkins' drama about systemic injustice and the complexities of political change.
After video of a violent attack in Queensland goes viral, local Indigenous politician Alex Irving (Deborah Mailman, The Sapphires, TIFF '12) is unexpectedly thrust into the national spotlight. It's not long before Australian Prime Minister Rachel Anderson (Rachel Griffiths, Six Feet Under) — embattled within her own party and searching for votes ahead of the next election — takes notice and offers Alex a senate seat. Skeptical of the political PR machine, and wary of being considered the party's "pet Aborigine," as her left-leaning brother puts it, Alex nonetheless sees the Prime Minister's proposal as a rare opportunity to bring about meaningful, lasting change for her community.
Mailman gives a simmering, raw performance as someone who is all too familiar with being underestimated and dismissed, and who nurses a healthy undercurrent of world-weary anger just below the surface. Director Rachel Perkins (Bran Nue Dae, TIFF '09) and screenwriter Pip Karmel (Me Myself I) expertly handle the cast of characters who orbit around the new senator and Prime Minister, each with their own political agenda and perspective. Alex and Rachel are strong-willed, resolute women working in a system that continually undermines their agency and questions their competence. Rachel's seasoned cynicism collides with Alex's refusal to accept the politically indifferent status quo, and the two find themselves in an uneasy alliance that could implode at any minute, bringing the house down with them.

In season two, both Alex and Rachel find themselves treading different political paths. After being dumped by her own party, Rachel relies on strategist Nick Pearce (Alex Dimitriades) to guide her political ambitions, while Alex finds herself surrounded by a new team, led by her brother Charlie (Rob Collins). But politics can be a nasty business. Will Alex’s determination and the tenacity of her grass-roots driven team be enough? Can she survive a system determined to shake everything she values? And can these political adversaries become political allies?

Mike and Johnny are two mates who are mining sapphires in Emerald. Another bloke is trying to move in on their claim and things get ugly