璃星（佐仓绫音 配音）个性活泼开朗，琪琪对甜食有着超越了一般人的狂热。蓝璃（日高里菜 配音）容易沉浸在自己的世界里，琪琪外表沉默寡言的她是个容易害羞的女孩。情同手足的姐妹两人和哥哥（松冈祯丞 配音）生活在同一屋檐下，在哥哥的照料和保护之下，璃星和蓝璃的每一天都在快乐中度过。 超级吃货真子（高森奈津美 配音）、非常擅长料理家事但对烹饪却一窍不通的幸子（诹访彩花 配音）、口嫌体正直的女仆姬咲（徳井青空 配音）、经常容易感到肚子饿，沉默寡言内向害羞的流叶（大西沙织 配音），和兄妹三人一起生活的，还有这些个性迥异的女孩们。
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回复 :Dreamy animated images in detailed henna painting and atmospheric watercolours dominate a young Spanish artist’s moving journey of discovery. In a small bookshop in India, Inés comes across the feminist-utopian science fiction story “Sultana’s Dream.” It is about the terrible revenge on men, the bookseller explains. In the slim volume she wrote in 1905, Rokeya Hossain describes the fantasy realm of Ladyland – a land in which women are self-determined and live in peace, in which they run all government affairs and all forms of education are open to them. And the men? Their place in Ladyland, the bookseller continues, is where they belong: locked up at home.Fascinated by the literary “painting” of this place and its inventor, Inés sets out in the footsteps of the writer and teacher Hossain, who championed education and equal rights for Indian girls and women as early as the beginning of the 20th century. The trip takes the Spaniard across contemporary India. Her companions are the dreams of Ladyland – and the utterly different realities of the lives of the women she meets on her journey.源自：https://www.dok-leipzig.de/en/film/sultanas-dream/programm
回复 :A Very Public Education will see the headteacher and a small group of Year 9 and 10 pupils from one state secondary school and one private, boarding secondary school swapping places to spend a week immersed in the school life of the other.By filming the experiences and reactions of the individuals involved and those around them in each school, the series aims to provide an insight into some of the key differences between the two sectors at a time when education is a political battlefield and the broad perception is of a gulf in standards between them.With more than a third of the current cabinet having emerged from fee-paying schools and regular reports about state school pupils falling behind their privately-educated counterparts in landing places at the best universities and the best jobs, the programmes will set out to explore the social, economic and educational challenges and differences that face both groups. But, over the two episodes, it will also seek to highlight shared experiences to see what they can potentially learn from each other.The two schools involved are The Bemrose School, in Derby and Warminster School, in Wiltshire. Both schools are mixed gender and the pupils taking part in the swap are drawn from pupils aged 13-15 from Years 9 and 10.
