东京的都市丛林中央，残存着一栋古旧寒酸的老房子，这里局促地生活着柴田一家五口人。在工地当临时工的男人阿治（Lily Franky 饰）经常带着儿子祥太（城桧吏 饰）到超市盗窃生活用品，这一天，他们回家路上遇到了独自待在户外的四岁女孩由里（佐佐木美结 饰）。妻子信代（安藤樱 饰）起初极力主张将女孩送回父母身边，但当看到女孩原生家庭的状况时又心生恻隐。原本柴田家就靠着老奶奶初枝（树木希林 饰）的养老金度日，而今多了一口人，自然更艰辛了几分。包括信代的妹妹亚纪（松冈茉优 饰）在内，虽然一家人游走在贫困和违法的边缘，但笃深的羁绊将他们紧紧联系在一起，使他们的心不会随着冰冷的都市而寒冷下去……
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西非撒哈拉沙漠边境，统治族群长达三年之久的黑猩猩戴维面临其他雄性的挑战，为了守住王权，他开始选择结盟。而当遭到围攻后，这位不死的王者又毅然决然踏上夺回王位的复仇之路。南极大陆，数千只帝企鹅爸爸团聚一起，与极其寒冷的永夜作抗争。他们等待新生命的出生，等待 爱人的归来。肯尼亚草原，雌狮查姆竭尽全力守护族群，在巨大的灾难面前，他必须面临生死存亡的考验。津巴布韦国家公园，垂老的三色狼泰特渐感力不从心，她对家族的控制力逐渐减弱，而她的女儿正在崛起，觊觎着母亲的皇位。印度，雌虎拉杰贝拉靠一己之力捕捉猎物，养育四个孩子，但是大自然从不因此对她慈悲半分。

《风骚律师》宣布续订第4季，长时间谈判后终于等来这消息了。根据该剧状况是不愁续订的，毕竟是AMC收视第三(次于《行尸走肉》《行尸之惧》)，但此前主创Vince Gilligan和Peter Gould与AMC就很多问题在谈判，有不确定因素。

剧情延续上季时间线，吉米的哥哥查克（迈克尔·麦基恩饰）悄悄录下吉米（鲍勃·奥登科克饰）承认在法律文件上做手脚的不当行为，想毁掉弟弟的律师前程 ，两兄弟的对峙促使本性善良的吉米更进一步转变为游走在法律边缘的无良律师“索尔·古德曼”

故事紧接上季结尾，阿布奎基（Albuquerque）律师Jimmy McGill遭到哥哥Chuck的背叛，于是回到伊利诺伊州的家乡西塞罗（Cicero）与童年死党Marco（Mel Rodriguez）一起策划一系列诈骗诡计。他们成功了，但Marco在他们最后一次干脏活时突发心脏病。Marco死后，Jimmy回到了新墨西哥州，他的人生似乎有了新的意义。他拒绝了圣达菲（Santa Fe）一家大型律师事务所的工作邀请，朝着刑事辩护律师「Saul Goodman」的方向迈出了一大步，他「清白正直」的日子一去不返。他的转型……已然开始。但是制片人反复强调，你不会在本季看到一个完整的Saul Goodman，「Jimmy McGill才是该剧的灵魂人物」，「我们要描述的是他的故事」，「我们不会这么快和他道别」。
Jimmy本季有许多事情要做，包括修复与哥哥Chuck（Michael McKean）的关系。Chuck始终不相信Jimmy是一个合法的律师，并且阻止自己的Hamlin Hamlin & McGill律师事务所雇用Jimmy协助调查一起大案。Chuck是个荣誉感很强的人，他爱弟弟，但他不容许他破坏自己的事业和生活——即便有时他不得不承认自己的做法对Jimmy来说有点太过分。
观众将进一步了解Mike Ehrmantraut（Jonathan Banks）的个人生活。当费城侦探跑来向他质询一起双重谋杀案时，他被迫雇用Jimmy做自己的法律顾问。这起谋杀案是真实的，Mike当年为了复仇在费城杀死了两名警察，但他绝不是恶意杀人。Mike将发生一些显著的变化，但那些变化起源于小事情。
Jimmy和Mike都在朝着《Breaking Bad》中的标志性角色发展，这期间少不了许多「彩蛋」。本季还会有不少闪进情节，观众将看到「Saul在《Breaking Bad》结束后的生活」（准确地说，Cinnabon的Gene），还有「到目前为止最年轻的Jimmy」。一些观众在《Breaking Bad》首季中见过（但是之后再也未见到）的角色将在本季亮相。当然，还有观众熟悉的一些人。此外，Jimmy是个天生的「问题解决者」，他将帮助许多新角色摆脱困境。他还将遇到一个大人物Clifford（六届艾美奖提名获得者Ed Begley Jr.），他手中掌握的权力能让Jimmy诸多梦想变为现实……只要Jimmy付得起他的价钱。Clifford表面上看起来慈祥和蔼，让人很乐意和他待在一起。可一旦任何人触犯了他的利益，必将遭遇灭顶之灾。除了继续与Chuck关系紧张之外，Jimmy与Kim的矛盾也日渐升级（但是Jimmy与Kim的私人关系也变得更加纠缠不清）。你还应该特别留意Jimmy与Davis和Main的关系、Jimmy与Mike的关系。
转自天涯小筑

奥吉（雅各布·特瑞布雷 Jacob Tremblay 饰）是一个10岁的男孩，除了头戴一个巨大的太空头盔外，他和其他的同年龄孩子别无二致。头盔下隐藏了奥吉因为各种手术而伤痕累累的脸庞，它不仅完美的隐藏起了奥吉脆弱自卑的内心，也成功的防止了奥吉的模样吓到别的孩子。
奥吉没有上过学，他的所有文化知识都是母亲伊莎贝尔（朱莉娅·罗伯茨 Julia Roberts 饰）在家教授给他的。然而，伊莎贝尔渐渐感觉到，家庭课堂无法满足奥吉的成长需要，除了学习知识，奥吉还必须学会的，是如何同除了家人以外的人交流。在忧虑重重之中，伊莎贝尔将奥吉送入了一间公立学校里，在那里，奥吉面临的是他人生中必须要战胜的挑战。

#1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • The compelling, inspiring, and comically sublime story of one man’s coming-of-age, set during the twilight of apartheid and the tumultuous days of freedom that followed
NAMED ONE OF THE BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR BY
Michiko Kakutani, New York Times • Newsday • Esquire • NPR • Booklist
Trevor Noah’s unlikely path from apartheid South Africa to the desk of The Daily Show began with a criminal act: his birth. Trevor was born to a white Swiss father and a black Xhosa mother at a time when such a union was punishable by five years in prison. Living proof of his parents’ indiscretion, Trevor was kept mostly indoors for the earliest years of his life, bound by the extreme and often absurd measures his mother took to hide him from a government that could, at any moment, steal him away. Finally liberated by the end of South Africa’s tyrannical white rule, Trevor and his mother set forth on a grand adventure, living openly and freely and embracing the opportunities won by a centuries-long struggle.
Born a Crime is the story of a mischievous young boy who grows into a restless young man as he struggles to find himself in a world where he was never supposed to exist. It is also the story of that young man’s relationship with his fearless, rebellious, and fervently religious mother—his teammate, a woman determined to save her son from the cycle of poverty, violence, and abuse that would ultimately threaten her own life.
The stories collected here are by turns hilarious, dramatic, and deeply affecting. Whether subsisting on caterpillars for dinner during hard times, being thrown from a moving car during an attempted kidnapping, or just trying to survive the life-and-death pitfalls of dating in high school, Trevor illuminates his curious world with an incisive wit and unflinching honesty. His stories weave together to form a moving and searingly funny portrait of a boy making his way through a damaged world in a dangerous time, armed only with a keen sense of humor and a mother’s unconventional, unconditional love.
Praise for Born a Crime
“[A] compelling new memoir . . . By turns alarming, sad and funny, [Trevor Noah’s] book provides a harrowing look, through the prism of Mr. Noah’s family, at life in South Africa under apartheid. . . . Born a Crime is not just an unnerving account of growing up in South Africa under apartheid, but a love letter to the author’s remarkable mother.”—Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times
“[An] unforgettable memoir.”—Parade
“What makes Born a Crime such a soul-nourishing pleasure, even with all its darker edges and perilous turns, is reading Noah recount in brisk, warmly conversational prose how he learned to negotiate his way through the bullying and ostracism. . . . What also helped was having a mother like Patricia Nombuyiselo Noah. . . . Consider Born a Crime another such gift to her—and an enormous gift to the rest of us.”—USA Today
“[Noah] thrives with the help of his astonishingly fearless mother. . . . Their fierce bond makes this story soar.”—People
“[Noah’s] electrifying memoir sparkles with funny stories . . . and his candid and compassionate essays deepen our perception of the complexities of race, gender, and class.”—Booklist (starred review)
“A gritty memoir . . . studded with insight and provocative social criticism . . . with flashes of brilliant storytelling and acute observations.”—Kirkus Reviews
Review
“[A] compelling new memoir . . . By turns alarming, sad and funny, [Trevor Noah’s] book provides a harrowing look, through the prism of Mr. Noah’s family, at life in South Africa under apartheid. . . . In the end, Born a Crime is not just an unnerving account of growing up in South Africa under apartheid, but a love letter to the author’s remarkable mother.”—Michiko Kakutani, The New York Times
“[An] unforgettable memoir.”—Parade
“You’d be hard-pressed to find a comic’s origin story better than the one Trevor Noah serves up in Born a Crime. . . . [He] developed his aptitude for witty truth telling [and]…every hardscrabble memory of helping his mother scrape together money for food, gas, school fees, and rent, or barely surviving the temper of his stepfather, Abel, reveals the anxious wellsprings of the comedian’s ambition and success. If there is harvest in spite of blight, the saying goes, one does not credit the blight-but Noah does manage to wring brilliant comedy from it.”—O: The Oprah Magazine
“What makes Born a Crime such a soul-nourishing pleasure, even with all its darker edges and perilous turns, is reading Noah recount in brisk, warmly conversational prose how he learned to negotiate his way through the bullying and ostracism. . . . What also helped was having a mother like Patricia Nombuyiselo Noah. . . . Consider Born a Crime another such gift to her—and an enormous gift to the rest of us.”—USA Today
“[Noah] thrives with the help of his astonishingly fearless mother. . . . Their fierce bond makes this story soar.”—People
“This isn't your average comic-writes-a-memoir: It’s a unique look at a man who is a product of his culture—and a nuanced look at a part of the world whose people have known dark times easily pushed aside.”—Refinery29
“Noah’s memoir is extraordinary . . . essential reading on every level. It’s hard to imagine anyone else doing a finer job of it.”—The Seattle Times
“Powerful prose . . . told through stories and vignettes that are sharply observed, deftly conveyed and consistently candid. Growing organically from them is an affecting investigation of identity, ethnicity, language, masculinity, nationality and, most of all, humanity—all issues that the election of Donald Trump in the United States shows are foremost in minds and hearts everywhere. . . . What the reader gleans are the insights that made Noah the thoughtful, observant, empathic man who wrote Born a Crime. . . . Here is a level-headed man, forged by remarkable and shocking life incidents, who is quietly determined and who knows where home and the heart lie. Would this unique story have been published had it been about someone not a celebrity of the planet? Possibly not, and to the detriment of potential readers, because this is a warm and very human story of the type that we will need to survive the Trump presidency’s imminent freezing of humane values.”—Mail & Guardian (South Africa)
“[Noah’s] story of surviving—and thriving—is mind-blowing.”—Cosmopolitan
“A gifted storyteller, able to deftly lace his poignant tales with amusing irony.”—Entertainment Weekly
“Noah has a real tale to tell, and he tells it well. . . . Among the many virtues of Born a Crime is a frank and telling portrait of life in South Africa during the 1980s and ’90s. . . . Born a Crime offers Americans a second introduction to Trevor Noah, and he makes a real impression.”—Newsday
“An affecting memoir, Born a Crime [is] a love letter to his mother.”—The Washington Post
“Witty and revealing . . . Noah’s story is the story of modern South Africa; though he enjoyed some privileges of the region’s slow Westernization, his formative years were shaped by poverty, injustice, and violence. Noah is quick with a disarming joke, and he skillfully integrates the parallel narratives via interstitial asides between chapters. . . . Perhaps the most harrowing tales are those of his abusive stepfather, which form the book’s final act (and which Noah cleverly foreshadows throughout earlier chapters), but equally prominent are the laugh-out-loud yarns about going to the prom, and the differences between ‘White Church’ and ‘Black Church.’”—Publishers Weekly (starred review)
“[A] substantial collection of staggering personal essays . . . Incisive, funny, and vivid, these true tales are anchored to his portrait of his courageous, rebellious, and religious mother who defied racially restrictive laws to secure an education and a career for herself—and to have a child with a white Swiss/German even though sex between whites and blacks was illegal. . . . [Trevor Noah’s] electrifying memoir sparkles with funny stories . . . and his candid and compassionate essays deepen our perception of the complexities of race, gender, and class.”—Booklist (starred review)
“A gritty memoir . . . studded with insight and provocative social criticism . . . with flashes of brilliant storytelling and acute observations.”—Kirkus Reviews

普拉村村民尼玛扎堆在父亲去世后决定完成父亲的遗愿，带着叔叔去拉萨和神山冈仁波齐朝圣。时正马年，正好是神山冈仁波齐百年一遇的本命年，小村里很多人都希望加入尼玛扎堆的朝圣队伍。这支队伍里有即将临盆的孕妇、家徒四壁的屠夫、自幼残疾的少年，每个人都有着不同的故事也怀揣着各自的希望。为了去冈仁波齐，这支十一人的队伍踏上了历时一年，长达2000多里的朝圣之路......

台湾中国菜硕果仅存的大师老朱（郎雄）退休后，渐尝老年生活的诸多尴尬：每周日费心做出的一桌丰盛菜肴，并无将三个女儿（杨贵媚、吴倩莲、王渝文）齐齐拉到饭桌的吸引力，已经长大成人的她们，心里藏了许多比陪父亲吃饭更重要的事；多年老友的突然离世，令他在友情这块也有了缺口；而对厨师来讲最重要的味觉的丧失，则将其彻底推到人生的低谷。
三个女儿虽各忙各事，却也操心着老朱的晚年生活，计划着为其找个老伴，但她们没料到老朱早已悄无声息地谈起了“黄昏恋”。吃惊过后，老朱最看重的继承了他做菜天赋的二女儿家倩因为自身的生活经历，对父亲、她与父亲的关系有了新的认识，而对老朱来讲更大的惊喜，还在后面。

老朱（郎雄）被儿子晓生（王伯昭）从北京接到美国后，不但没享清福，反因与作家儿媳马莎（Deb Snyder）语言不通、在生活习性上有诸多差异，添出许多新愁（老朱对马莎的世界不好奇，马莎虽对老朱的世界好奇，却并不想作深入的理解，而是在好奇过后深深厌恶），倔强的老朱一片灰心（竟然在儿子家里尝到寄人篱下的滋味！），愤然离家出走。
一次偶然事件令美国媒体对老朱的太极绝技称奇，晓生和马莎也在看过电视新闻后找到了老朱，但此时的老朱已明白，处境凄凉总好过晚节不保。

伟同（赵文瑄）是事业有成的男同志，与男友赛门（Mitchell Lichtenstein）在美国过着幸福的同居日子，烦恼来自要用各种招数应对远在台北的父（郎雄）母（归亚蕾）的一次次逼婚。伟同被逼以“乖乖仔”形象修书一封声称会在美国结婚，没料父母想亲眼见证。无奈，他只得拉上来自上海的不得志的女艺术家葳葳（金素梅）“假婚”，想逃过一劫。
父母对葳葳相当满意，却对伟同的草率态度不满，为让父母满意尽快返回台北，伟同犹如“拼命三郎”使出了浑身解数。但人算不如天算，不断的波折使得父母的返台日期一次次推迟，令他和赛门的感情亮起“红灯”，而葳葳又意外怀上了他的孩子。似乎，伟同在强大的父母（传统）面前，只能选择去做一个 “表面正常”的男人。

18年前舞台上的一次失误彻底打碎了天才踢踏舞者渡真二郎的舞蹈梦，他从舞台上消失，梦碎的他日日与酒相伴，浑浑噩噩地生活着。但是某日他的旧相识剧场老板毛利找上门来，请他再次出山，为他即将倒闭的剧场演出最后一场踢踏舞秀。虽然旧日的噩梦仍然笼罩着真二郎，但受好友相托的他只能不情不愿地开始为这场表演选角，在这些来参加甄选的年轻舞者中，他被其中一个生活窘迫却始终不愿放弃舞蹈梦想的青年所吸引，他的舞姿点燃了真二郎心中曾经的梦……

托尼亚（玛歌特·罗比 Margot Robbie 饰）成长在一个破碎的家庭之中，和母亲（阿丽森·詹尼 Allison Janney 饰）过着相依为命的日子。托尼亚的母亲是一个冷若冰霜而又独断专行的女人，她在年仅3岁的托尼亚身上看到了她成为一名花滑运动员的潜力，就这样，小小的女孩被送往了由戴安（朱丽安妮·尼科尔森 Julianne Nicholson 饰）执教的花滑队里，开始了训练。
托尼亚的全部童年几乎都是在冰上度过的，直到有一天她在溜冰场遇见了名为杰夫（塞巴斯蒂安·斯坦 Sebastian Stan 饰）的男子，两人很快就坠入了爱河。杰夫改变了托尼亚的人生，却也成为了她的灾难，从此托尼亚要面对的，除了日益艰巨的训练外，还有来自杰夫的拳脚。在一场比赛中，托尼亚完成了冰上三圈半的跳跃动作，成为了美国第一个完成了这个动作的运动员，托尼亚因此名声大噪。

女孩克里斯汀（西尔莎·罗南 Saoirse Ronan 饰）跟随着家人来到了位于加州的一间教会学校开始了她的高中生涯，虽然心中有百般的不愿意，但克里斯汀尚且没有足够的力量来反抗家人和生活的安排。在学校里，克里斯汀最好的朋友是朱丽（比妮·费尔德斯坦 Beanie Feldstein 饰），三观相近的两人无话不谈。
克里斯汀参加了舞台剧比赛，并因此结识了名为丹尼（卢卡斯·赫奇斯 Lucas Hedges 饰）的男孩，相互吸引的两人很快就走到了一起。然而，这段感情最终以分手告终。为了和校园交际花珍娜（奥德娅·拉什 Odeya Rush 饰）套近乎，克里斯汀不惜撒谎，遗憾的是，谎言并不能换来真正的友谊。当克里斯汀身陷同凯尔（提莫西·查拉梅 Timothée Chalamet 饰）的感情纠葛之中时，她的家庭也在经历着艰难时期。

改革开发以来，数十万山乡农民手持一根竹杆涌进山城，帮助市民负重，肩挑背抗，爬坡上坎，给这个城市带来了活力和喧嚣。这支“棒棒军”无序的劳动构成了特殊的打工阶层，方便了市民，也给城市带来了麻烦，没有豪华的场景和深刻的经济改革活动，但却又实实在在的反映了普通老百姓的涌动和变化。“棒棒军”随着改革的速度进终要消失，但却无法回避地给山城的改革留下重重的一笔。
重庆主城区依山而建且穿街走巷还需爬坡上坎，但看看现在的重庆人依然活得潇洒自在、轻轻松松。这不能不提到重庆的一绝，在重庆的大街小巷都会看到三五成群的农村人，人人手中持一根棒棒.他们被称为棒棒军。棒棒的业务范围大到货主的大件商品如家具家电。小到市民买的一两把小菜，价钱也是随口喊，三言两句便将价钱敲定。货主在前面打甩手，棒棒扛起货物紧相随，重庆人不怕棒棒把东西拐走，他们大多诚实可信，有自己的职业道德。他们从农村到城市乾活，靠的是自己的双手。他们的辛勤劳动为千家万户提供了方便。
在新时期的今天，棒棒已逐渐发生了质的变化，从散兵游勇集有向集体过渡的趋向，有的集体参加了用人单位规范培训，从事用人单位的体力劳动活动，统一服装、统一管理。并涌现出了帮助妇幼病弱、见义勇为的感人事迹，为山城人民津津乐道。

美国南北战争时期，连连征战和南方军队的节节败退令士兵Inman（Jude Law 饰）心灰意冷，为了再见情人Ada（Nicole Kidman饰），他离开部队，踏上了漫漫回家路。
在他的家乡，偏僻的冷山镇，Ada也饱受生活的折磨和等待的痛苦。父亲的去世和奴隶的离开，使养尊处优的Ada生活难以为继，在山区女孩Ruby Thewes（Renée Zellweger 饰）的帮助下，Ada渐渐学学会与周围粗砺尖锐的生活对抗挣扎，期待Inman的归来。
穿越连绵战火，冷山，是他们之间唯一的连系，在这里，即使旧日所有的信仰天堂都已破灭，却仍能让你疗伤止痛。

青年荒井健史（妻夫木聪 饰）此前一直照顾姨婆多喜（倍赏千恵子 饰）的生活起居，多喜年轻时曾在东京帮佣，如今在健史的纠缠下，她提笔写下了陈年的悲喜往事。那要回溯到昭和初期，年轻的多喜（黑木华 饰）离开山形老家，几经辗转进入平井家担任女佣。平井家在东京郊区盖了一栋红色屋顶的小房子，男主人（片冈孝太郎 饰）是玩具公司常务，女主人时子（松隆子 饰）雍容美丽。多喜对时子充满敬仰，她更全心全意为平井家服务。某年春节，玩具公司新来的设计人员板仓正治（吉冈秀隆 饰）走进平井家门。相近的趣味和爱好让他和时子愈加投机。与此同时，战况日渐激烈，有情男女藏着彼此的秘密，随波逐流……
本片根据中岛京子第143回直木赏同名获奖作品改编。

弗里达（salma hayek 饰）是墨西哥著名的女画家，18岁之前她是一个快乐活泼的少女，跟其他人一样，享受着爱情的甜蜜。然而18岁的车祸让她遭遇重创，死里逃生的她从此跟病痛伴随一生。原来的小情人也离她而去。躺在病床18个月的她整日与画为伴，她的画充满了不可思议的活力与激情。那时候她也真正开始考虑卖画养活自己，她前去请求画家里维拉指导自己的画，对方激赏她的天分。他们也从师生转变成一生的伴侣，他们结婚了。婚后他们经历了墨西哥最动荡的革命时期，他们狂热地追随着共产主义的脚步，甚至当托洛斯基被斯大林逐出苏联后，他们不畏风险地予以热情接待。弗里达与托洛斯基朦胧的爱恋，以及她的女同性恋情结让她的感情史一样绚烂。
1954年，弗里达离开了这个充满了病痛的世界，但愿离去是幸。