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星尘

导演:
马修·沃恩
主演:
伊恩·麦克莱恩,Bimbo Hart,阿拉斯泰尔·麦金托什,大卫·凯利,本·巴恩斯,凯特·玛蔻温,梅拉妮·希尔,查理·考克斯,西耶娜·米勒,亨利·卡维尔,内森奈尔·帕克,弗兰克·埃利斯,彼得·奥图尔,马克·斯特朗,杰森·弗莱明,马克·希普,斯特鲁恩·罗杰,鲁伯特·艾弗雷特,大卫·威廉姆斯,朱利安·林希德-图特,亚当·布克斯顿,米歇尔·菲佛,克莱尔·丹妮丝,莎拉·亚历山大,乔安娜·斯坎伦,乔治·因斯,杰克·库兰,马克·威廉姆斯,奥利维亚·格兰特,可可·萨姆纳,德克斯特·弗莱彻,罗伯特·德尼罗,瑞奇·热维斯,
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英语
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2007-08-10
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简介:
不要向流星许愿,否则它就会变成女人……故事开始于一个平静到让人昏昏欲睡的小村庄,由于村庄被一个鹅卵石城墙所包围,所以它也叫“围墙村”。虽然只是薄薄的一面城墙,却世世代代地保护着这里的村民,因为一墙之隔的外面世界,是一个平行宇宙,那里充满了魔幻与超自然的生物。生活在“围墙村”的特里斯坦·索恩和所有的年轻人一样,对村里最美丽的姑娘维多利亚一见倾心,为了能够得到她的爱,他甚至许下了这个世界上最不可能完成的诺言:带回天上落下的星星。  为了能够完成许诺,特里斯坦不得不鼓足勇气穿越那道象征着禁忌的城墙,进入另一个世界--“暴风之所”,那是一个神秘的国度,到处都是永恒的魔法和流动的传奇,很快,特里斯坦就会完全融进这个独特的地域,成为其中的一个组成部分。  当特里斯坦走进“暴风之所”,最终找到了流星下落的位置时,他发现自己看到的不是预期中的陨石,而是一个美丽、勇敢的女人……在进入大气层之时,“流星”不小心崴了脚,然而这只是一切不幸的开始而已,打从她脚落地开始,就有一系列的陷井在等着她,这个自称伊凡娜的“流星女”成了所有野心家围捕的猎物。特里斯坦就不用说了,即使没有陨石,他仍然要把伊凡娜带到维多利亚面前。除此之外,还有野蛮、残忍、邪恶的女巫,她想得到“流星”让青春永驻;国王的几个诡计多端的儿子,对于他们来说,得到“流星”,就等于得到王位。当然,这个过程中还有魔法师、小妖精以及一个会飞的海盗,他们因为各种各样的原因--有善意的,也有邪恶的,但他们的目的却只有一个,那就是伊凡娜的心脏。  特里斯坦为了自己那不可告人的小秘密,决定保护伊凡娜,虽然他不知道这场旅程会带来多少不可思议的遭遇,但被爱情冲昏了头脑的他已经顾不得许多了。如果特里斯坦能够在如此大规模的围追堵截中运用智慧活下来,他就会发现,自己对维多利亚的感情,只是一种对美的期待,并不是真正的爱情。而他的“新欢”伊凡娜强大的力量,不仅是一切混乱的根源,也是开启他身份之谜的关键钥匙。

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