是由无二影业、天真无邪、峰幂影视、锐智影视、博洋集团旗下永鑫投资、民和影视、御匠文化、剧星文化、博郎影业出品，古川、巴晨旭执导，夏梦莹、洪静编剧。丁一一、王浩歌领衔主演，宗元圆、希尔力、徐宇轩、陈釔霖、刘浩鑫、姜晨主演古装甜爱中医药元素网剧 。该剧讲述了帅气且具有双重人格的叶向和精湛女医师之间的浪漫爱情故事。2020年11月24日，该剧在宁波象山影视城正式开机 。12月15日，该剧在宁波象山影视城正式杀青。。

丁一一饰依华，1998-2-27，在《新上错花轿嫁对郎》饰演昌平公主。在这部剧中太胖了，又矮又胖，完完全全被男二女二秒杀。

王浩歌饰叶向(云归)，1998-9-4，在《双世宠妃》一二三中饰演墨靖轩。小伙子长得不帅就算了，个头还矮，处处被男二秒杀。

结局： 叶向（王浩歌） ? 依华（丁一一）——HE

方程天（希尔力）?裴莺莺（宗元圆）——HE

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犯罪政治主旨片。为了一己私利，掩盖不堪的真相，不想一名警察喜欢打破沙锅问到底，通过与相关人员接洽，竟然打入内部，甚至自己都陷入其中。一方面从政治层面对tongxinglian进行打压，另一方面放任自流，以身试法，又怕被人发觉，动用杀手杀人灭口，黑暗的政治权谋，让案件疑窦丛生，让社会暗无天日。一己之力捅破黑暗，但是还是有太多人遭受迫害。

男主与搭档一起被交办一起有钱人被杀事件。他们搜查了有钱人的家，发现被杀的有钱人常看一些tongxinglian的录像，猜测他是个tongxinglian。于是就去tongxinglian经常相会的厕所将那里的tongxinglian一网打尽。其中又一个逃跑的，男主一路追赶，但是逃跑者误认为男主是和他一样的tongxinglian，两个人躲过了警察，相互感觉蛮好的，逃跑者就邀请男主几天后去参加他们的一个聚会。通过对被抓住tongxinglian的询问，其中又一个人说有一个出租车司机经常将人带到有钱人的别墅。男主与搭档就去找那个驾驶员，并通过驾驶员知道了经常去别墅的相关人员。另一方面，他们通过可疑人员的筛查，发现一个可疑人员，上门搜查时，可疑人员逃窜，后被抓，通过突审，这个人交代了杀人的事实。于是公安局就此结案，不再追查。但是男主感觉这个别墅还没有厘清，这个杀人犯也被人刑讯逼供才说出了情况，后在留置区域被杀死灭口，里面一定还有玄机，于是他收罗了相关的证据开始调查，他发现这个别墅一定有问题，于是就去调查那个别墅，发现了公安局的高官的tongxinglian问题，为了掩人耳目才不让人调查，男主顶住压力开始调查，但是他也深陷其中，竟然和自己跟踪过的男嫌疑人人产生了好感，还发生了关系。男主越陷越深，最后无法自拔，当他得知警方开始抓捕自己的相好时，全力相救，不惜打伤警察高官派来的杀手，放走了自己相好的。有钱人到底是承认的人所杀，还是警察高官为了杀人灭口也未可知，但是男主很勇敢，为了真相，不惜自己深陷其中，以身试法。但是与其臣服于权贵的淫威，不如知晓真相来得痛快。

男主无疑是勇敢的，为了真相不为功名利禄，不为自己最好的安排，为了自己心中的感受去决断抉择，我觉得他是个痛快的人，不为权贵和前途低头，是个勇者。不过女友很不错啊，错过了，蛮可惜的。

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听说最近有部小成本网剧靠尬出圈，

很多被国产剧荼毒已久的小伙伴都纷纷表示：

“打死我都撑不过一集！”

暴躁点的直接爆粗口：

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草莓之夜这原著我很喜欢，誉田哲也姬川玲子系列也是个比较中规中矩的悬疑刑侦小说，竹内结子把这个警视厅的大小姐主任演绎的很到位，高级套装，铂金包都是亮点。他们那部很可惜没有拍这本草莓之夜，这部上来第一集就是草莓之夜，可让我诧异的是这除了把故事流水账式的框架的说了一遍，其余都在干啥，女主别说大小姐，你说她是个主任仿佛就是在开玩笑，龟梨和也这部当配，可这也配的太彻底了，整个都成背景板了，有他没他不影响剧情，江口洋介那角色更是故意制造冲突故意故弄玄虚，整个破案过程就是莫名其妙，最后直接告诉你直觉，我仿佛是看了个假剧，为了自己我还是回去把竹内结子的再看一遍，把书也找出来看一遍吧

An object horror from UK filmmaker Peter Strickland, his fourth feature, IN FABRIC is all about a life-claiming red dress. Set in an unspecified time, probably the 70s or 80s, it is a two-fold tale.

As a forthcoming blind date awaits for the lonely heart, recently divorced bank teller Sheila Woodchapel (Jean-Baptiste, the poor man’s Viola Davis finally pays her dues in a starring role) is cajoled into buying a new dress in the Dentley and Soper department store by the highfalutin and exotic saleswoman Miss Luckmoore (Mohamed). While the satin, diaphanous texture, and vibrant color is quite becoming on her, soon it is crystal clear that the dress possesses some occult power: it deep-sixes the washing machine while being washed, seems to be telekinetically controlled by one of the store’s saleswoman, and has the psychic capacity of asphyxiating its shrouded prey, moreover, it can not be destroyed or even returned (it never occurs to Sheila that she might try to junk it somewhere), ergo, there is only one way Sheila can part with it, for good.

After that, the dress falls into the hands and the body of Reg Speaks (Bill, an exemplary of soft touch), a washing machine repairman who is jeered into donning it during his stag-do, and later gives it to his fiancée Babs (a feisty Squires), similar fallout irrevocably occurs, but also Strickland makes a hell of a commotion in the department store, with its conflagration and mythic inferno-alluding upshot.

After the one-two punch of BERBERIAN SOUND STUDIO (2012) and the divine lesbian sexual transgression drama THE DUKE OF BURGUNDY (2014), the conceit of giallo has been thoroughly infused into Strickland’s artistic veins, IN FABRIC robustly boosts its psychedelic interior settings tailored with Strickland’s trademark attention and competent deployment of auditory eeriness (synth sound and amplified score, etc.), which sometimes transcends its staggering visual accompaniment (mirror refraction sequences generate strange chronophotographic montage, for instance) to induce an effect of trancelike incantation, not so dissimilar from Reg’s monotonous, but rather amusing trance-inducing verbalization of his professional vernacular, which reflects Strickland’s further immersion into the incomprehensible and metaphysics, clearly, saleswomen like Miss Luckmoore are life-animated mannequins, kit out with superb posturing, vintage coiffure/wig and florid utterance, even heightened by a bleeding vagina to shock their assumed creator Mr. Lundy (Bremmer).

But overall, its consumerism-bashing message feels obtuse, the wantonness of liquidation is unvalidated - not to mention putting a sexed-up Gwendoline Christie’s Gwen, the mean girlfriend of Sheila’s son Vince (Ayeh), out of harm’s way is somehow problematic, especially in juxtaposition with what blood-shedding business a kind-hearted Sheila has to suffer repeatedly, and the kookiness of Stash and Clive’s (Barratt and Oram, playing Sheila’s bosses in the bank) pettifogging mannerism fails to pack a punch. Confounding but timelessly chic in its expression, IN FABRIC aims at haute-couture horror, but comes off as a bit dress-down in its final manufacturing.

referential entries: Strickland’s THE DUKE OF BURGUNDY (2014, 8.0/10), KATALIN VARGA (2009, 7.2/10); LUCA GUADAGNINO’s SUSPIRIA (2018, 7.5/10).