逃出熔炉

As seen in the film, O’Leary’s story begins with his miraculous recovery from a near-death accident when he was 9 years old. Given no chance of survival, John endures an unbelievable road to recovery with the support of his family, faith, community and the kindness of his all-time idol, Baseball Hall of Fame announcer Jack Buck. Grateful for his miracle and shaped by life’s struggles, John’s mission to better the world inspires millions to do the extraordinary.

　　炎热夏天，身心疲惫的青年刑警村上（三船敏郎 饰）结束了射击练习后，登上拥挤难闻的公车回家，途中突然发现配枪被人盗走。他奋力追赶，却最终跟丢了目标。村上垂头丧气找到佐藤课长（志村乔 饰），请求解除他的职务，善良的课长则指点他拜托扒手课的资深刑警市川（河村黎吉 饰）寻求帮助。经市川提醒，村上想起公车上身边站着的一个女人，正是女惯犯阿银（岸辉子 饰）。耐不住村上的死缠烂打，阿银透露了手枪贩子的信息。在此之后，村上深入这座城市最黑暗的角落，寻找关于手枪的蛛丝马迹。与此同时，有人用他的手枪犯案，形势日渐紧迫。
　　二战后日本都市的芸芸众生相，通过村上野狗一般锐利的双目交替呈现……

　　1985年，为了挽救濒临倒闭的青岛电冰箱厂，新上任的厂长凌敏（石凉 饰）前往德国科隆引进德国先进生产线。由于资金紧张和德方对中方的不信任，德国人提出验厂并且提前了验厂时间，如果不合格签订的合同就会自动失效。凌敏带领全厂职工加班加点通过了德方的检验，终于赢得了合同。挑战刚刚开始，为了提高员工的质量意识，凌敏带头砸毁了七十六台不合格冰箱。这一举动深深震撼了对质量问题不以为然的员工，给全体海尔人上了宝贵的一课。由于过硬的质量，海尔变成中国第一品牌。但是凌敏并不满足于现有成绩，他根据对国家形势和政策的正确估计，提出多元化发展战略，建立海尔产业园区。然而，资金的压力和各界的质疑也接踵而来。外资介入能否成功？海尔的命运到底能否掌握在海尔人自己手中呢......

沈青怀着孕，压力很大。 她照顾着意外怀孕的学生和患有脑瘫的叔叔，后者有被赶出疗养院的危险。 成本不断增加，时间紧迫，但她和丈夫勉强承受。 当她收到自己的孩子有70%的几率先天残疾的消息时，她的婚姻陷入危机，沈青和她的丈夫为残疾胎儿的命运争论不休，而这个未出生的灵魂却同情地观察着一切。
　　周洲导演凭借池韵的强势主演和脑瘫患者的参与，讲述了一个女人在一个对残疾人抱有偏见的世界里遵循自己道德的悲痛故事。 ——贾森·马赫（摘自大阪亚洲电影节官网）
　　Qing Chen is carrying a child and a lot of pressure. She is looking after a student who has had an unplanned pregnancy and an uncle with cerebral palsy who is at risk of being kicked out of a nursing home. Costs are mounting and time is short but she and her husband are getting by, just about. When she receives news that her baby has a 70% chance of being born disabled, it ignites a crisis in her marriage as Qing Chen and her husband argue over the fate of their unborn baby who is observing everything sympathetically.With a powerful leading performance by Chi Yun and the participation of people with cerebral palsy, director ZHOU Zhou gives a harrowing look at a woman following her own morality in a world where some hold prejudice against the disabled. [Jason MAHER]