金山上的树叶

<p>　　A massive earthquake strikes the United States, which destroys the West Coast and unleashes a massive flood that threatens to destroy the East Coast as well.<br/>　　If you&#39;re wondering about this film and why it&#39;s dubbed in Italian, then read the following comment from IMDb:<br/>　　I have always wondered about the disappearance of &quot;Deluge&quot;. Why for so many years, seemingly since it&#39;s release in 1933, this film vanished from the face of the earth. After seeing it, courtesy of the efforts of Mr. Wade Williams &amp; Co., I&#39;m still puzzled, but I have a theory. In 1933, &quot;the code&quot; was enacted that pretty much took care of sex and violence in Hollywood. While not an explicit film by any means, &quot;Deluge&quot; does deal fairly frankly with sexuality, lust and rape. I wonder if RKO discovered they had a film that they could not re-release, much like the fabled lost Warner Bros. comedy &quot;Convention City&quot;. It&#39;s a shame for, while it is a dated film, I find it quite unique and surprising for it&#39;s era and a fairly successful attempt to create something different in an era when films were already becoming cookie cutter by-products of the studio machine (not that many of those cookies aren&#39;t tasty, mind you). And even though the only available copy at this writing is dubbed into Italian, I don&#39;t find that a hinderance. An excellent job was done in subtitling the film, and much of the film is visual anyway.</p>