毕业于东京大学法律系的警部杉下右京（水谷丰 饰）是一位有着缜密观察力和推理能力的精英警员，他举止得当，兴趣高雅，但是似乎却不善于处理职场——特别是警察部队这个群体内的人际关系，以致于被安排在“紧急事态特命组”这个尴尬的冷宫部门。不过杉下似乎并不介怀，他在特命系安之若素，同时不失时机抓住每一次办案的良机，追查凶手。这一次他迎来了新的搭档，前搜查一课刑警龟山薰（寺胁康文 饰）。此前龟山因被歹徒劫为人质丢了本部门的颜面，因此被贬入特命系。一个是头脑敏捷的冷静绅士，一个是四肢发达热血冲动的莽撞汉。
格格不入的二人并未如高层预料的那样快速拆伙，而是组成了互相信赖互相弥补的搭档，开启了属于特命系的“相棒”生涯……

2009年第十回全州國際電影節“三人三色”作品之一。

这个男人M（马库·佩尔托拉 饰）是一个失忆的流浪汉，没有名字，亦没有过去。因为失忆，他无法拥有合理的身份证明，无法找到住处和工作。一个精明的治安员把废弃的集装箱出租给流浪人士作为居所，收取租金，男人也住了进去。在这里，各种同样苦难却心地善良的人们，为男人的生活投射进来一缕温暖的阳光。男人更是得到了救助站姑娘厄玛（卡蒂·奥廷宁 饰）的热心帮助，两人的爱情也在苦难的日子中悄然萌芽。
男人似乎可以重新开始生活，却意外牵涉进一桩银行劫案。警察的追查不但让男人陷入了麻烦的境地，还让他得知自己的身世，以及自己曾经拥有的家庭。男人找到自己的妻子，却不知如何在本来已经消逝的过去和眼前的现实之间做出抉择。

一个讲述了布什时代的友谊，失落和疏离的极简主义故事。两位老朋友Kurt（Will Oldham饰）和Mark（Daniel London饰）的故事，他们在俄勒冈州波特兰市以东的Cascade山脉团结一次周末露营之旅。对于Mark来说，周末郊游可以缓解他即将成为父亲的压力; 对于Kurt来说，这是一次无忧无虑的冒险。

酒后失态的政府官员泽城廉司（浅野忠信 饰）因盗窃事件被杂志报道，遭到停职反省的处罚。他在风俗店邂逅了花名为“柠檬”的援交女郎富田由理子（小泉今日子 饰）。由理子丈夫去世，为还债不得不将女儿托付给故乡的母亲，独自出来赚钱。两个失意之人惺惺相惜，倍感苦闷的由理子希望见女儿一面，于是他们一同踏上前往北海道的旅途。
但旅途上的烦恼依然多多，由理子的父母拒绝她和女儿见面，廉司则被单位单方面开除。二人生之无望，决定携手走向死亡……
本片由鸣海章同名小说改编。

Born in the USSR: 21 Up is a 2005 British documentary, directed by Sergei Miroshnichenko.
Following in the tradition of the original UK Up Series, this documentary revisits a group of Russian children at seven-year intervals to track their development against a backdrop of social and political change. Following the success of the UK original, this film looks at life for a group of young people from the former Soviet Union. The adults here, all introduced to viewers at the age of seven and seen again at 14, were born in a country that no longer exists. Their stories provide an insight into the break-up of the former Soviet Union as well as a reflection of what life has become without Communism.
Since filming started 14 years ago, some of the youngsters have left the former USSR to go to Israel or the United States, some have stayed in their family home, but all have had their lives changed. Archival footage of them at the ages of seven and 14, and now new material at 21, shows life in a society that was once shut off from the world.
The documentary was followed by Born in the USSR: 28 Up in 2012.

A documentary that follows the life of photographer Daido Moriyama in the present, which has never been revealed before. Even though his charismatic presence has reigned over the world of photography since the late 60’s, his true persona had been hidden behind a veil of mystery, since he had refused any major appearances in front of any media in the past. Follow the charismatic photographer Daido Moriyama as he takes his first digital photos and observe his style of quick snapshots without looking in the finder. His stark and contrasting black and white images symbolize his fervent lifestyle.

Natural magnetic fields are revealed as chaotic ever-changing geometries, as scientists from NASA's space sciences laboratory excitedly describe their discoveries.

齐什（约克·亚赫罗 Jouko Ahola 饰）是出生在一个犹太家庭中的平凡的男孩，成年后，他只身一人前往大都市谋生，进入了一家夜间剧场工作。剧场的老板豪森（蒂姆·罗斯 Tim Roth 饰）是一名投机分子，他敏感的察觉到了政局的变化，预感到纳粹份子的蠢蠢欲动，于是开始在剧场里安排上演一些赞美纳粹和描绘纳粹统治下未来图景的剧目，深得德国人的欢迎。
之后，豪森更是将齐什包装成为了日耳曼的民族英雄齐格弗里德，这让齐什从默默无闻的小演员一跃成为了德国人心目中的巨星。随着齐什名气的逐渐增大，他的犹太人的出身更加不可被暴露，与此同时，谄媚逢迎的生活让他倍感厌倦。

他是逃离繁嚣城市的建筑师，她是躲在乡间旅社的小女仆，害羞的视线交会之后，生命从此开始了温柔甜蜜的新生，然而过去真能就此罢休？海啸之后，以为复原的土地，原来灵魂早烙上伤痕。泰国新锐令人惊艳的凝炼之作，媲美《恋恋风尘》的温柔沉静，诗意如画的细致影像，娓娓诉说一则幽微动人的小镇爱情，以及掩映在浪漫背后的创痛。

THE CONCERT FOR GEORGE is currently playing in theatres. (This is being written in October, 2003.) I believe the DVD will include this version with other material, but, since that won't be out until November, I'm only commenting on what's being seen in movie theatres. This is a film of a memorial concert. George Harrison's colleagues and friends gathered at the Royal Albert Hall a years after his death and performed. The film quality is good and so is the sound. Everybody is relaxed. I've always felt THE CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH has an atmosphere of panic. THE CONCERT FOR GEORGE, with an equally stellar line-up, is much more assured than THE CONCERT FOR BANGLADESH. A highlight is a piece featuring Eric Clapton playing a guitar solo with Ravi Shankar's musicians behind him. The piece was written by Ravi Shankar for this event. George Harrison's concept of music which is both Western and Eastern is realized. Paul McCartney sings Harrison's "All Things Must Pass" clearly and sincerely. Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne sing "Handle With Care," the Traveling Wilburys' signature tune. Billy Preston is in fine voice and someone I've never heard of, Joe Brown, performs. His band was managed by Brian Epstein. We are shown a poster for an event at which the Beatles warmed up for Joe Brown's group. Joe Brown's songs are sung in a warm, confident voice and he plays a ukelele. Ukeleles were a major joy for Harrison in his last decade. Ringo sings "Photograph" with better keyboard work than I've ever heard on it. He drums on a couple of the songs Paul sings on. McCartney and Clapton play a segmented "Something," Paul beginning it with a ukelele and Clapton coming in about a third of the way through with a bright electric solo. The drumming at this point successfully duplicates the sound on ABBEY ROAD. Olivia Harrison lights a lamp at the beginning and, throughout the concert, Dhani Harrison plays rhythm guitar. He plays piano during the Ravi Shankar composition. During "Isn't It a Pity," Dhani sings "Nah, nah, nah, nah-nah, nah, nah" in a tipping of the hat to "Hey Jude." After "Isn't It a Pity," Ringo introduces Paul. Michael Palin, Eric Idle, Terry Jones and Terry Gilliam (joined by Neil Innes and Tom Hanks, actually) do two skits and Palin makes two humorously pompous speeches. Several times, but not intrusively, the performers speak to the cameras about George. During one or two songs, the voice of an interviewee comes over a song, and that's my one objection. Altogether, this is a movie of a good concert and the last few minutes are really quite moving. I saw it with a small audience, but everybody clapped at the end.