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这是电影《Eyes Wide Shut》的一段情节，电影音乐是用敲单个钢琴键奏出，旋律带着一股凉气，电影情节是：夜里哈特夫特医生（Tom Cruise 扮演）走在纽约昏暗的小路上，他发现有人在跟踪他，他加快脚步，拐了几个弯想甩掉那人。可是那人紧追不放，并且始终保持一段距离。哈特夫特医生看见一辆出租车停下，车上的乘客在下车，他立刻上去搭乘，可是出租车司机说下班了 ，开车走了。于是哈夫特医生走到卖报摊前，他停了下来，买了一份报纸，其实他想看看那人到底要做什么。跟踪的那人看见哈特夫特医生站在卖报摊前，他注视了医生一会儿，就离去了。 想知道哈特夫特医生为什么遭人跟踪吗？因为哈特夫特医生去了一个他不该去的地方，他能活着离开那个地方，是因为有一个女人愿意用她自己的生命换取哈夫特医生的生命。哈特夫特医生离开那个地方前，人家警告他不准把在那里看到的任何情况说出去。哈特夫特出去的第二天，他想知道前一天晚上到底是怎么一回事，于是他遭人跟踪了。 我喜欢这段影片，是音乐节奏和影片中人的步伐相一致，节奏弹几下，停一会儿，又弹几下，好象是哈特夫特医生走几步，停下回头看看，在往前走几步。
以下资料来自： http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eyes_Wide_Shut Eyes Wide Shut is a 1999 drama-mystery-thriller film directed, produced, and co-written by Stanley Kubrick, based on the novella Traumnovelle (in English Dream Story) by Arthur Schnitzler. It was the last film Kubrick directed before his death. The story, set in and around New York City, follows the surreal, sexually charged adventures of Dr. William "Bill" Harford (Tom Cruise), who is shocked after his wife, Alice (Nicole Kidman), reveals that she had contemplated having an affair a year earlier. The film, which made the cover of Time Magazine, was released on July 16, 1999 to a mixed critical reaction.[1] Plot 电影情节The film begins in the apartment of a wealthy, married couple, Dr. William "Bill" Harford and Alice Harford (Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman), who are preparing for a Christmas party at the home of Victor Ziegler (Sydney Pollack), a friend and patient of Bill's. During the party, an older Hungarian man (Sky du Mont) tries to seduce Alice, while two younger models try to seduce Bill. Alice and Bill both resist their respective temptations. During the party, Bill is summoned by Ziegler to his private bathroom where he finds a naked woman, Mandy (Julienne Davis), who has over-dosed from a speedball. Bill helps her regain consciousness and promises Victor that he will not speak of the event. Bill also meets an old friend, Nick Nightingale (Todd Field), a former medical student who is now a pianist with the band at the party. Nick informs Bill that he is currently playing at the Sonata Café. The day after the party, Alice and Bill smoke marijuana and talk about their encounters. The conversation escalates and Alice confesses to Bill her feelings concerning a naval officer she saw while they were vacationing in Cape Cod. Because of Bill's self-assurance, out of spite she admits that she was willing to abandon her life and her future for one night with the officer. Shocked by this revelation, Bill suddenly receives a telephone call summoning him to a deceased patient's home. Bill goes to the apartment of the patient and the daughter, Marion (Marie Richardson), says she wants to give up her life to be with Bill. Bill resists her request and departs once Marion's boyfriend Carl arrives. While wandering the streets, a group of rowdy men, taking him for a gay man, taunt him and rudely walk into him. Soon afterwards, a female prostitute named Domino (Vinessa Shaw) approaches Bill on the street and solicits him. Bill accepts, but a phone call from Alice cuts their business short. Bill insists on paying anyway. He happens upon a sign outside the jazz club where Nick is the featured piano player. As the two discuss things, Nick describes a party he played at the night before and at which he is to play again tonight. Interest piqued, Bill coerces Nick into divulging the secret party's requirements: a black robe with a hood, and a Venetian mask. He also learns the location and more importantly, the password: Fidelio. Bill goes to the costume shop of an old friend only to find it has a new owner, Mr. Milich (Rade Šerbedžija). He bribes Milich to get him a costume immediately. Another sexually charged situation involving Milich's teenage daughter (Leelee Sobieski) and two Japanese men follows. Afterward, Bill takes a cab to the party in a foreboding mansion on Long Island. What he finds inside is a hierogamy-inspired sexual ritual (orgy) involving beautiful women clad only in masks and G-strings and led by an ominous man dressed and masked in red (Leon Vitali). Men (and women) watch, masked and clad in black robes, reminiscent of a Venetian Carnival. During the ritual, Nick plays the organ blindfolded. As the women rise from a circle surrounding a priest-like figure, they select men from the audience. A mysterious woman who selects Bill informs him that he is in great danger, and urges him to leave immediately, but he refuses. He is soon discovered as an outsider and forced to remove his mask, revealing his identity in the presence of the entire assembly. The red-robed master of ceremonies demands that he disrobe, but his apparently pending "punishment" is "redeemed" by the same mysterious woman (Abigail Good) who had tried to warn him earlier. Bill is threatened to remain quiet about what he saw or suffer dire consequences, then is released and returns home. When Bill arrives home, he finds Alice laughing in her sleep. After waking her, she tells him of her horrible dream. She was having sex with a number of other men, and she knew that Bill was watching, and so she laughed at him. The following day, Bill decides to investigate what happened the previous night. He returns to the mansion, but is warned off, then goes to the hotel at which Nick was staying and finds out from the front desk clerk that Nick has apparently been brutalized for telling Bill about the party and password, and is now gone. Bill returns the costume to the shop from which he rented it, and the owner of the costume shop offers his daughter to Bill as a prostitute. Bill goes to Domino's apartment where he learns from her roommate that Domino received results of a blood test, which said she was HIV positive. On top of that, the woman who "redeemed" Bill is dead, ostensibly of a drug overdose behind a locked apartment door. Bill goes to the morgue and learns this woman is Mandy, whom Bill had helped to revive at Ziegler's Christmas party. He is unable to establish definitively that the woman did indeed die simply of a drug overdose. Bill is then called to Victor Ziegler's home, where the millionaire claims that he was one of those present at the ritual the previous night and that nothing further was done. But Ziegler does warn Bill against investigating further, as apparently some of the masked participants were extremely powerful members of society. Bill returns home later to Alice and finds that the mask he wore to the party is lying on the pillow next to her. He breaks down crying, waking Alice before confessing to her about his journey. While Christmas shopping later that morning, Alice shows that she has come to terms with Bill's actions by accepting that one night does not reflect his entire persona. Finally, Alice suggests that they need to do one very important thing soon: "".
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