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The Asphyx (1972) [Movie] Douban TMDB WikiData IMDb
The Asphyx
other title: Experiments / L'Esprit de la mort
Hugo is a brilliant turn-of-the-century scientist, loved and respected by his family and friends, admired by his colleagues. But he is a man quickly becoming obsessed with a curious and frightening question... what is the mysterious apparition found in the photographs of his dying subjects?
Quatermass (1979) [Movie] Douban
随着新千年的临近,人类文化濒临崩溃。城市被黑帮所统治,书籍被用来当做燃料,来自外太空的强大邪恶力量正摧毁地球上的年轻一代。地球呼唤一个英雄的出现。这是,伯纳德夸特马斯教授出现了,他是全球最伟大的科学家。本电影堪称科幻电影的鼻祖之作,著名的X-Files正是受到本影片的启发。(文:life_is_good@YDY,转载请注意礼节)
As the millennium draws to a close, civilization is on the verge of collapse. Gangs rule the streets. Books are burned for fuel. And a monstrous force from outer space is destroying the world's youth. Planet Earth is in dire need of a hero. Enter the world's greatest rocket scientist--Professor Bernard Quatermass. Fresh out of retirement, the aging Quatermass is as brilliant and plucky as ever. While London crumbles under anarchy, the professor uses his powerful intellect to marshal assistance from American and Russian quarters and combat what could be the planet's final enemy. Along the way, he hopes to be reunited with his missing 16-year-old granddaughter. One of sci-fi's most original creations, inspiring favorites like The X-Files, this classic 1970s production of QUATERMASS stars Academy Award?winner Sir John Mills (Ryan's Daughter, Gandhi).
Love for Lydia (1977) [TV] Douban
director: Tony Wharmby actor: Mel Martin / Christopher Blake
This thirteen-part series explores just how painful love can be for young people. Would-be writer Edward Richardson is in love with heiress Lydia Aspen and wants her all to himself. Lydia professes to be in love with him, but her first love is excitement. There are several other young men who vie with Richardson for Lydia's affection, and she sends mixed signals to them all, playing them off against each other, sometimes with dire results. At least that's the way Richardson sees things, but it's not the whole story. Written by George S. Davis