黄色A contemporary comedy about two people who meet just as their previous relationships have imploded in ugly fashion. In a desperate bid to reboot their romantic fortunes, they play fast and loose with the facts and ignore more red flags than you'd see in a Chinese Army parade in order to start something fresh with each other. Then, just 10 days into their new lives, the jig is up and the wheels start coming off the love wagon in hilarious and surprising ways.
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回复 :王振邦是个外国长大的中英混血儿，任杂志社记者兼小说家。他往深圳度假期间，需顺道接收已荒废多年的祖屋。他在探望舅父一家时，并和她表妹周安琪再次见面，但琪已是位瞎子。她在十多年前，遇上一场火灾，导致双目失明。琪带著邦看祖屋。竟发觉所谓祖屋祗不过是一座废置了的楼宇。邦甚感奇怪。追问琪为何祖屋变成这模样，琪道出当年祖屋发生大火，导致结构出现问题，所以无法再盖建，祗变成这模样。而这里亦是使她变成瞎子的地方，邦心感不安。当二人步进之际，琪显然对这祖屋有种神秘的感觉。虽然她看不见，但总有奇怪影像片断出现眼前，更有声音在自已耳边说话……到底祖屋背后藏有什么为人所不知的故事？他们会遇到什么不可思议的经历呢？
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回复 :A BBC Storyville BFI archive film about a century of gay rights, desires and history, with a soundtrack by John Grant and collaborators.
