Pierre Picard
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When life is as light and smooth as a song, it is easy to smile, and people who can smile when everything is bad are really optimistic.
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"Love, Now" my happiest year
"Love, Now" plot introduction Katie Paris (Bella Thorne) has suffered from a hereditary disease-xeroderma pigmentosum since she was a child. She is extremely sensitive to ultraviolet rays. As long as she is exposed to the sun, her life may be in danger. Katie's father Jack ( Rob Rigel) In order to protect her, she always strictly controls her outing time. Katie, who cannot go out during the day, is used to singing or creating to express her mood and pass the time. She prefers to sit by the window to explore the outside world. .
By Pierre Picard4 years ago in Geeks
"Us And Them": A sincere and touching relationship...Unfortunately, there is no such thing as a if.
Once upon a time, there was a boy who loved a girl. They were just friends at the beginning. He had seen her be fooled by many men, so he stayed with her quietly, waiting for the girl to turn back to him; he thought what the girl wanted was A big house, a better life, he worked hard to accumulate, to realize a dream, his own is ours, and then we have everything, but we are gone-the boy's name is Jian Qing (played by Jing Boran), the girl Named Xiao Xiao (played by Zhou Dongyu), they are the protagonists under the lens of "Milk Tea" in the film Us And Them directed by Rene Liu, relying on a strong technical team (Photography Director: Li Pingbin, Recording Director: Du Duzhi, Editing Director: Liao Qing Song), Liu Ruoying is more able to polish the story and create a more translucent work.
By Pierre Picard4 years ago in Humans
"Shoplifters" is the most unfamiliar and familiar family member under the lens of Hirokazu Ke
Known by "Our Little Sister", "The Third Murder" and other works, the Japanese topic leader: It is Hirokazu Ede's work "Shoplifters" which describes living in Shitamachi, Tokyo, Japan, living on the elderly pension, not enough to make ends meet. Grandma Hatsie’s family, a human drama at the bottom of the society, is performed by Japanese film and television actors such as Shu Xilin, Lily Franky, Ando Sakura, Cheng Hino, Matsuoka Moyou and other Japanese film and television actors.
By Pierre Picard4 years ago in Geeks
