李(🙎)(lǐ )天洋和郑(❤)月两位年(niá(📒)n )轻(qīng )“小炮儿”在执(🤔)行(háng )神(shén )秘(🎋)任务时失败(🎻)，惹(rě )怒老大(🥍)闫老板，开始(✉)(shǐ )了亡命(mì(🏰)ng )天涯的故事。在找(🗻)(zhǎo )寻(xún )货物(📩)的过程中，郑(🐥)(zhèng )月(yuè )偶遇(🍺)发小并帮发(👿)小(xiǎo )找回了失踪(😴)多时的男(ná(😞)n )朋友。同时，郑(😹)月发(fā )现了(🏤)货(huò )物的秘(🛎)密并明白如(🕣)(rú )果(guǒ )不逃离这(🎇)个地方就(jiù(🤡) )会(huì )丧失性(🌀)命。屋漏偏(piā(🎇)n )逢连夜雨，在(🗜)郑月准(zhǔn )备(🏟)离开(kāi )的时候，兄(🈷)弟和发(fā )小(🎛)(xiǎo )的被闫老(⛳)板抓，郑(zhèng )月(📆)(yuè )不得不与(✊)闫老板正(zhèng )面冲突，随之而来(😰)的(de )却是越(yuè(🌈) )来越多的麻(🕸)烦(fán )。

人(rén )據(👾)(jù )說一生最(🥍)多有十萬(wàn )條(tiá(🚟)o )頭髮，每一條(🎿)頭髮(fà )質感(🖲)長度有異，但(🐒)都(dōu )承載著(🤜)(zhe )煩惱的回憶(🚞)。「時(shí )光(guāng )理髮(🏊)」剪掉的不(🍏)只(zhī )是(shì )頭(🌟)髮，還有街坊(🌿)不(bú )快(kuài )的(♏)記憶。行將式(🎖)微(wēi )的舊式廣東(🐛)理髮店店(dià(🤺)n )主海泉(quán )叔(📴)指望兒子長(💬)發繼(jì )承(ché(❓)ng )衣缽，不過兒子卻(què )更(gèng )想當(🍥)文青，希望透(🔍)(tòu )過文字和(🦆)音樂改變世(🙇)(shì )界。一(yī )次(💂)意外，長發(fā )被迫(🚒)(pò )代(dài )父親(🕛)落場當師傅(🔇)，透(tòu )過理髮(💭)為街坊排憂(〰)(yōu )解難，更與(🙉)離家出走(zǒu )少女(🚫)相(xiàng )遇相知(🐑)，重新(xīn )反思(🔛)(sī )自(zì )己的(🙁)前路。傳統理(👞)(lǐ )髮(fà )店交(🔆)織舊區鄰里人(ré(⚪)n )情(qíng )，《點五步(💯)》男角(jiǎo )岑珈(🥒)其化身理髮(📙)店傳(chuán )人，演(🍝)(yǎn )出清新自然。

A shell shocked war veteran returns from Iraq to Detroit and finds the American Dream in ruins. Jim vanBebber is coming home - to war.

一个(gè )年(nián )轻(🛡)女孩爱上了(🔟)一个(gè )比(bǐ(🚲) )他大八岁的(🗝)男人。

隔壁住(🤐)的三个半熟女(nǚ(⭐) )似乎偷(tōu )偷(🌪)的在各自房(🔓)(fáng )间做(zuò )着(🍚)(zhe )不可告人的(🤩)囧事，而(ér )这(🍱)些是石头没日没(✋)(méi )夜偷窥得(🚄)出的结论。深(😖)知一(yī )人技(🦇)薄的石头(tó(😆)u )为了(le )满(mǎn )足(🙁)好奇，挖掘更多(duō(📥) )半(bàn )熟女们(🎄)的私生活，拉(🔻)(lā )拢室友钱(🍸)芳和柳木(mù(👠) )加入，三个冲动期的(de )屌丝男(ná(🌮)n )面对隔壁的(🕘)长腿姐(jiě )姐(✡)(jiě )、知性御(🗝)姐和甜美(mě(🥊)i )萝(luó )莉，引发出了(💖)一连(lián )串让(😓)人脸红的尴(🚴)尬囧(jiǒng )事。

A group of teenagers go for a partying weekend in the woods. Unknown to them the woods they have chosen is home to a legend. The legend of a young girl who was bullied and then committed suicide. Are the woods haunted by a peaceful spirit or a spirit hell bent on destruction? Or is everything not quite what it seems? Watch as our teenagers fight with all their might to survive until morning.

In the year 1920, when India's freedom movement was gaining momentum, one man firmly believed that the Britishers were not as bad as they were being made out to be.