夜夜叫春的女人

　　一個(gè)叫做哈立德的年輕敘利亞難民幾乎失去了所有的家人。近乎偶然之下，他藏在一艘運(yùn)煤船里流落到赫爾辛基成了一個(gè)偷渡客，并在當(dāng)?shù)貙で笳伪幼o(hù)。維克斯特倫是一個(gè)旅行推銷員，他在牌桌上贏了一大筆錢之后在赫爾辛基的一條后街買了一家不賺錢的餐館。在當(dāng)?shù)卣鞒鲆獙⒐⒌虑卜祷匕⒗疹H的判決后，他決定非法留在這個(gè)國(guó)家。最終，維克斯特倫發(fā)現(xiàn)哈立德睡在他餐館的內(nèi)院里，并聘請(qǐng)他到自己餐館里做清潔工和洗碗工。生活會(huì)短暫地向我們展示它光明的一面，然而命運(yùn)很快就會(huì)插手其中。

　　World War II is around the corner, but the only thing Sally Bauer can think of is the ocean. Her dream is to swim across the English Channel. Her father has tried to exorcise her obsession with swimming since she was a toddler, without success. An unwanted pregnancy forces her to abandon her dream – and herself. The child’s father does not want to be involved, so as a woman in the ‘30s in Sweden, Sally has no choice but to do what is expected of her: to be a mother. There is no place left for her dreams and Sally is pulled into bottomless darkness, until her sister Carla saves her. With renewed purpose, together the sisters begin to dismantle the conventions they are constantly facing. In late August 1939, Sally stands on the shore at Dover and takes her first step into the English Channel. She swims across the open and icy sea for 15 hours, waving to the Navy who are readying for war. A couple of days after Sally swims ashore at Calais, Poland is invaded.

一位外向、人緣好的酒吧老板，雖然平日喜歡與人群為伍，內(nèi)心深處卻一直隱藏著對(duì)十年前逝去戀人的細(xì)膩思念。每當(dāng)他遇見(jiàn)容貌神似她的女子，總是不自覺(jué)地駐足凝望，深陷于回憶的漩渦中。