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公认的最有影响力的黑帮电影，疤面煞星谈到了和芝加哥的有组织犯罪的残酷控制落在禁酒令时期，所有他模仿，美国历史上臭名昭著的1929“情人节大屠杀主谋最有利可图的犯罪辛迪加传奇的头，”
“你可以用一个词和一个枪比你能用一个词来获得更大的距离。”这句话从他身上的所有人身上都生动地展示了他的暴力和冷酷的形象。然而这部电影似乎更是如此，尤其是他良心的一面。
在芝加哥市民眼中，特别是意大利移民在20世纪20年代初，铝是一个众所周知的社会领袖，慷慨。铝开始计划向芝加哥儿童提供每日的牛奶，在寒冷的冬天，在大萧条时期，为贫困者提供给贫困者提供煤炭和衣物，并在大萧条时期为贫困者提供救济。
每个人都有善的一面，甚至是邪恶的。和谐与个人的暴力与和谐。这是构成世界的复杂性。
Recognized as one of the most influential gangster film, the Scarface talks about an up and fall of organized crime's brutal control in Chicago during the Prohibition era, mimic of Al Capone, legendary head of the most profitable crime syndicate in US historyand mastermind of the notorious 1929 'Valentine's Day Massacre,'

“You can get much farther with a kind word and a gun than you can with a kind word alone.”The quotation from Al himself vividly demonstrating his violent and cold-blooded image as crime boss. Yet the film seems indicated more than that, especially the conscience side of him.
In the eyes of Chicago citizens, especially the Italian immigrants in the early 1920s, Al was known acommunity leader with generosity. Al started programsprovidingdaily milkto Chicago children, handing out coal and clothes to the needy during the cold wintersand openingsoup kitchens for the poor during the Great Depression.
Every human being has the goodness side, even for the evil. Violence and kindness balances in harmony with individual. It is the complexity that makes up the world.

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1 - Cold-blooded killer or celebrity community leader? 2
2 - Violence for violence. Where is the end? 3
3 - Rosebud: the hope of life beyond American dream 4
4 - Desire makes you lost 5
5 - The pain of war 6
6 - Trust in strangers 7
7 - Romance flows with sing and dance 8
8 - Actions speak louder than words 9
9 - Personality decides success 10
10 - Labor union: beneficial or deadly power? 11
11 - Optimism: key to the success 12
12 - Emerging youth market: strong consumer group 13
13 - Arts knows no boundaries 14

13 - Arts knows no boundaries Reflections from Mad Hot Ballroom
Based on the lives of a group ofkids in 60 New York public schoolswho chasefor ballroom dancinglifestyle in a summer, Mad Hot Ballroomdocuments a group of fourth and fifth boys and girls practice and perform five different styles, from swing, tango, the rumba to the meringueand the foxtrot.
As focus on the competition, students' energy was consumed with gender and race boundaries disappeared.The teachers and judges were brought to tears as they see their continuous efforts turning into the excellent performance in each round of competition, or what one teacher touchinglyquotes 'little ladies and gentlemen.' The classes teach students many precious lessons and values such as etiquette, understa