心锁

★ 7.3 播放:95万 更新:2026-06-05
主演: 何藩/

根据台湾知名女作家郭良蕙长篇小说《心锁》拍艾旦影视,海外影院,海外影视,海外YY,海外抢先电影,海外手机影院,海外影院APP,海外中文影视,海外影视网,海外华人影院,海外影院tv,蛋蛋电影网,海外福利影院,haiwaiyingyuan。原著中因涉及叔嫂间恋情,有违中国传统礼俗而经台湾当局查禁,历三十年仍未解除。搬上银幕的《心琐》保留原著中大胆的描述而有更深入的揭露,将爱欲和苦闷、仿徨和挣扎刻划得完整而又有激情。 江梦萍有一个玩世不恭而同父异母的二哥江梦石, 以及养子大哥江梦辉。二哥已结婚, 但却是不安于室的男人, 喜欢飞车, 而大哥却是个忠厚老成的未婚医师。 江家圣诞舞会中来了一对情侣, 范林和夏丹琪。范林为了前途而与江梦琪结婚, 但仍然不能忘记夏丹琪。夏丹琪因范林的结婚,du气嫁给了江梦辉。 但是范林与夏丹琪私下仍藕断丝连。 另一方面, 江梦石却又对夏丹琪穷追不舍, 终于得到了夏丹琪, 并渐渐产生了爱情。 最后的结局是范林和江梦石为了争夺夏丹琪, 而在一场飞车争逐的场面中, 双双因车祸而撞了个血肉模糊, 造成两败俱亡的局面。

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剧情简介

根据台湾知名女作家郭良蕙长篇小说《心锁》拍艾旦影视,海外影院,海外影视,海外YY,海外抢先电影,海外手机影院,海外影院APP,海外中文影视,海外影视网,海外华人影院,海外影院tv,蛋蛋电影网,海外福利影院,haiwaiyingyuan。原著中因涉及叔嫂间恋情,有违中国传统礼俗而经台湾当局查禁,历三十年仍未解除。搬上银幕的《心琐》保留原著中大胆的描述而有更深入的揭露,将爱欲和苦闷、仿徨和挣扎刻划得完整而又有激情。 江梦萍有一个玩世不恭而同父异母的二哥江梦石, 以及养子大哥江梦辉。二哥已结婚, 但却是不安于室的男人, 喜欢飞车, 而大哥却是个忠厚老成的未婚医师。 江家圣诞舞会中来了一对情侣, 范林和夏丹琪。范林为了前途而与江梦琪结婚, 但仍然不能忘记夏丹琪。夏丹琪因范林的结婚,du气嫁给了江梦辉。 但是范林与夏丹琪私下仍藕断丝连。 另一方面, 江梦石却又对夏丹琪穷追不舍, 终于得到了夏丹琪, 并渐渐产生了爱情。 最后的结局是范林和江梦石为了争夺夏丹琪, 而在一场飞车争逐的场面中, 双双因车祸而撞了个血肉模糊, 造成两败俱亡的局面。

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