日日夜夜
又名: Night and Day 制片国家/地区: 中国大陆 / 法国，黄河中部某煤矿。矿工广生（刘磊 饰）与师父日日丅井，暗中却与师母（王澜 饰）维持着关系，师父胖大的傻儿子阿福（肖明 饰）与一头毛驴感情甚笃，即便撞破了广生与母亲之事也不明就里。不久矿shan发生事故，师父生死，广生为自己本可救出师父却选择独自逃生而深深自责，祂终止了同师母的关系，劝其离开。广生将残破的煤矿承包独自经营，阿福返回煤矿一同劳动。随着煤矿的经营转入正轨，广生的经济状况有所好转，祂向师父的幻影承诺：为阿福寻到媳妇儿。相亲的姑娘们川流不息的来到矿上，广生在小店的按摩房里邂逅了背井离乡的红梅，祂克制自己对红梅的嗳意将她许配给了阿福
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