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吉艳(👛)磊自幼丧父，母亲也改嫁(🆙)，承受家庭(🛍)压力的她(🅰)为了免费(fè(🧙)i )上学加入(rù )了肖教练组(🤾)建的琼中(🎍)女足。一群(♟)十岁出头(🗻)的(📨)女生，一起训练、一起比赛。新旧磨(🏂)合的(de )团队(♓)渐入(rù )佳(❄)境(💜)，财务问题(🚸)却出现危机。本答应免除(🥤)所有费用(😒)的肖山教(🔷)练陷入困(🌽)境(🙍)。家(jiā )长的责难(nán )喧嚣而(🎹)至(zhì )，甚至(🎚)有人想要(🤼)孩子即刻(🐯)离(📇)开球队。面(🗽)对经济危机，球队的孩(☔)子(📗)们表现了(🤐)难得的“固(🧙)(gù )执”，终(zhōng )于(👜)一场胜利让琼中女子足(🎴)球队顽强(🔛)的坚持了(🎽)下来。在教(🌖)练(💉)的辛勤指导下，一步一个脚(jiǎo )印，最(🚭)终(zhōng )获得(👇)世界冠军(🔎)。

Eddie (Anthony Del Negro) and his friend Chris (Christopher Lenk) call out for an escort after Eddie's girlfriend (Isabella Racco) breaks up with him and moves out of their house. Little do they know that while Natasha is a breathtaking beauty, she's really a possessed doll created by a mad doctor (Don Scribner) in an unholy laboratory and built with the urge to kill and dominate the minds of others to kill for her.@

本(☝)片讲述了(🐸)三个失意的女人：不愿(🙌)意被客户(🥦)潜规则而(⚓)愤然辞(cí(🔤) )掉(🥒)工作的(de )美丽御姐(jiě )盛绮(🌈)珊、一个(🐼)月被炒五(😛)次鱿鱼的(🥚)职(💐)场小白夏思佳、因为使用飞机(🛺)稿(😉)事件而身(💗)败名裂的(🚪)(de )广告界大(dà(🚻) )神薛云，三人在酒吧偶然(🐵)相遇，因盛(💑)绮珊出手(🍙)解围薛云(🔂)，而(♉)坐在一起畅谈，并临时起(qǐ )意一起(💧)开(kāi )一家(🚥)广告公司(🐍)，就(🔪)这样走上(🚜)了创业之路。然而这一路(👲)并没有想(🤸)象中顺畅(👾)，第一个客(✴)户(💁)(hù )因为夏思(sī )佳的懦弱(🍵)自卑惹怒(🌁)客户被百(❄)般刁难，难(⌚)得(🚏)的一次机会可以和薛云的老合(📭)作(💏)搭档欧凯(👘)丽(lì )的大(🐇)公司(sī )合作(🎞)，正在签合同的时候，没想(🦒)到创意被(🎗)盛绮珊男(😰)朋友周慕(🧟)文(🍤)泄露，直接导致合作失(shī )败，三人(ré(🈸)n )的公司名(🛎)誉扫地，陷(📇)入(🚶)危机……(🍠)

Brian and Jenny are preparing for the big opening of their bed and breakfast, Emily's Country Inn, when a huge storm hits Bucks County. Brian agrees to return to Wall Street to boost their funds, while Jenny scrambles to keep the opening on time.

故事讲述了围绕著朝鲜(👞)时代，历史(🏇)中没有记(🚬)录的一夜(yè(🍟) )中，国王(wáng )护卫「名剑手(🏃)」金浩与(☔)谋反武士(🔒)之间惊心(🔦)动(🔀)魄的对决。

故事讲述大学里的四个(🌨)老朋友(yǒ(⏮)u )徒步穿越(🎨)(yuè )斯堪的纳(🤚)维亚的荒野，然而错误的(💴)决定让他(🕵)们深入北(🍬)欧神话传(🤵)说(👏)中的神秘黑(hēi )森林，一(yī )个古老邪(🍊)(xié )恶的生(🎒)物也盯上(🧛)几(🦁)个人。

Clusterf*ck is the sexy, funny, heartfelt and always entertaining story of a group of friends in their mid-twenties who drink too much, make mistakes, hurt each other, hurt themselves and live to learn from it all. A coming of age into adulthood web series in a time where it's normal to stay a kid well into your "grown up" years.