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One of the best Anti-Japanese War propaganda films produced by Hollywood during World War II. Director Howard truthfully filmed the story of the US Air Force B-17 bomber "Marianne" and the members of the bomb crew related to it. The "political consciousness" of the entire film is very distinct, but it does not affect the development of the story. Written by screenwriter Dudley

It's in the midst of a heatwave. Ominous clouds of torrential acid rain have formed somewhere in France. They advanced irresistively across the country, forcing people onto the roads and triggering a widespread panic movement. In a world on the verge of sinking, a separated family (Zad, Mary and their daughter Selma

It's in the midst of a heatwave. Ominous clouds of torrential acid rain have formed somewhere in France. They advanced irresistively across the country, forcing people onto the roads and triggering a widespread panic movement. In a world on the verge of sinking, a separated family (Zad, Mary and their daughter Selma

In 1893, due to his mother's death, Gabriel... Chanel's wine merchant father left her and her sister Antonit to the Aubaz Orphanage. Chanel (Audrey?) as an adult Audrey Tautou and Antoine (Mary?) Marie Gill

The racists, the Bidell brothers, who robbed a gas station at gunpoint and were shot by the police, are under guardianship and treatment at the county prison hospital. They do not want the medical care of Dr. Luther Brooks from a black neighborhood. While Luther was trying hard to save them, his brother John died. Enraged, Biddle believed that Luther was the mastermind

The film tells the story of a melancholy young man in Paris who strives to find the meaning of life and existence in a modern metropolis in a nostalgic way. He found no reason for happiness or life in religion or politics, nor even in himself. So he spent his time with two women, hoping that they could be connected forever