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2012/09/03
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一部揭露乌干达圣灵军绑架童军暴行的视频影片《Kony 2012》于2012年3月5日公布,赢得上亿人关注并引发强烈争议。乌干达学者马姆达尼认为夸大圣灵军当前的威胁,明显是在为美国增加在这一地区的军事存在设立借口,向乌干达北部增派士兵和武装,然后扩展到整个地区。
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2009/01/19
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Derek Jarman最后一个feature电影的文本。
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2010/12/30
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David Fincher’s The Social Network, which tells the story of Facebook, is fast and intelligent and mean, a sort of screwball comedy without the laughs. It’s written by Aaron Sorkin, whose credits include The West Wing and A Few Good Men, and based on a novelised history by Ben Mezrich, The Accidental Billionaires. As long as it stays with the details of its tale – the faces, the clothes, the dialogue, the rooms, the parties, the sleek restaurants – the movie seems both restrained and sure-footed, willing to leave the thinking and the conclusions to us. But its larger plot movements are strangely dedicated to an insistence on two intriguing but evasive fables. One says that genius needs humiliation to get it going: so much so that the humiliation may be more important than the genius, a nicely faux-democratic message. The other says you can only make real money, money beyond dreams as distinct from just a lot of ordinary money, if you don’t care about wealth at all. Genius doesn’t calculate, even when it’s a computational genius.The film’s best line appears in a long, intense, information-crowded conversation before the credits. Jesse Eisenberg as Mark Zuckerberg, a student at Harvard, is sitting in a bar with a girl from the far less classy Boston University and boasting about his implausible chances of getting into one of Harvard’s fancy and exclusive social clubs. Once he’s in, he says, he’ll be able to introduce her to a better class of people than the ones she knows. For some reason the girl, Erica Albright, played by Rooney Mara, doesn’t take kindly to this suggestion, and the mood goes from lousy to worse. Finally she gets up and leaves, telling him that he will go through life believing that people don’t like him because he’s a nerd. This won’t be true. They won’t like him because he’s an asshole.Zuckerberg trots back to his dorm room and proves by inventing Facebook that Erica is absolutely right. No, that’s not quite the film’s line of argument, but it is largely what it shows us and a late attempt at a revision of Erica’s line lends it a weird retrospective authority. Just before the movie ends, a woman lawyer who has been present at the depositions regarding various suits against Zuckerberg and what he stole from or owed to whom, looks at our lonely hero, forlorn and with only his computer to befriend him, and says: ‘You know, you’re not really an asshole, you’re just trying so hard to be one.’ Then comes a truly mawkish moment. Zuckerberg hesitates, then types onto his Facebook page a version of the request that millions are now making and receiving every day: will Erica be his friend? No answer, film ends. Just as we’re wondering whether this little scene wouldn’t have been too soppy for David Selznick let alone David Fincher, a text crawls up the screen telling us how much Zuckerberg settled for: $65 million in one case, an ‘undisclosed amount’ in another. Facebook, the text informs us, is worth 26 billion. This is just a grand old American story after all. Nice guys finish last and assholes finish rich. If you’re feeling sentimental, you can ask the key, corny question. Yes, but are they happy?Of course a lot happens between Erica’s insult and this ending, and what humanises Zuckerberg in the movie is the possibility that he’s so angry not because Erica has upped and left him, but because she had the last word and she’s smarter than he is. He can’t have this. When he gets back to his room, he drops a few sexist and ethnic slurs about Erica onto his blog for all who care to see, toys with inventing a web-game where people – I mean male students – are invited to compare pictures of girls with pictures of animals, and then settles for devising another game called Facemash. This involves hacking into the records of the university’s residence halls, collecting photographs of all the female students, and putting them up on the screen in pairs. The game is really subtle. The guys just say which of the two girls is ‘hotter’, and chortle away. The game is so successful that before the night is over Harvard’s computer system has crashed and Zuckerberg is famous.Enter the Winklevoss brothers. These are two athletes, rowers, members of an elite that will never admit Zuckerberg even into its environs, who are looking for a programmer for an idea they have: a computer-based social network trading on the snob value of Harvard’s name, an extended electronic version, in other words, of the system Zuckerberg was describing to Erica. They contact Zuckerberg, who says he’ll work with them but does nothing but stall them for a month or two. Meanwhile he invents his own social network, and calls it The Facebook – later he drops the ‘the’. He and his friends, notably Eduardo Saverin, played by Andrew Garfield, who puts a little money into the venture, start to include other universities in the system, including places on the West Coast, and well before the end of the movie, the network has gone international. The Winklevoss brothers learn about it just after they have narrowly lost a race at Henley. Close but no cigar; just the news that the locals too have Facebook.Did Zuckerberg steal the Winklevosses’ idea? They think so, and the $65 million they received in the settlement suggests there was something ($65 million, to be precise) in the thought. Zuckerberg’s position is that he so transformed a lame, provincial project that he can’t possibly be taken as having nicked it: this would be like saying Shakespeare stole Macbeth from Holinshed, or Newton stole gravity from the apple. The case of Saverin is rather different. At the centre of the movie, with flashbacks radiating out from it, is the room where the depositions are being heard in the two cases. Saverin lent Facebook more and more money, and was CFO of the company. However, once Zuckerberg had met the charismatic Sean Parker (played by Justin Timberlake), and moved to California, Saverin was edged out, and the film pictures him as the model of East Coast caution trumped by West Coast cool. Parker is the real-life inventor of Napster, a music-piracy system whose failure did more damage to the recording industry than even its success could have done, and what Zuckerberg likes about him is not just his savoir-faire, the sort of fast style that makes the poshest Harvard club look like a garden party, but his sense of risk and the future. Saverin too is suing Zuckerberg, ostensibly for cheating him out of the continuing profits but in movie terms for betraying the only friend he has.The acting in the movie is quite wonderful, very disciplined and focused. Timberlake as Parker is charming, funny, reckless, even dangerous, but also nervous, an ex-nerd who hasn’t entirely forgotten his past. The film’s second-best moment, after Erica’s early line, comes when Parker announces at a party, as everything is being filmed, that soon all our lives will instantly be on the internet. Two minutes later the police burst into the apartment and take him off for snorting cocaine. Did somebody set him up? Saverin out of envy and revenge? Zuckerberg because he thought Parker was putting the company at risk?Garfield is good as Saverin: sympathetic, decent, but limited, and easily made to feel inferior, a nice guy who won’t finish last but won’t be near the front either. The triumph of the movie is Jesse Eisenberg as Zuckerberg. He manages that stolid, stubborn, stupid look that clever people often have, and when his expression changes, which is not often, we may think he is getting angry. But then Eisenberg’s closed manner robs us of any confidence that we can read any of his expressions. This is the whole trick of the performance. We can’t gauge the expression, yet our curiosity forces us to do something with a face that is held so long and so often in front of our eyes. So we keep guessing. Was that almost a smile, and if so, what did it mean? Contempt? Some milder form of amusement at the idiocy of others? Some of our guesses are irresistible, and might even be right. Zuckerberg’s social awkwardness, presumably real enough at one stage, has become a style, a mask, an aggressive pose. His confidence in his own intelligence, and his conviction that he owes nothing to anyone, least of all any sort of obligation to be nice to them, come across very clearly whatever expression is on his face, and his only weakness, it seems, is a defensive impatience: he just can’t afford to think anyone else has a mind that matters. He is a monster of sorts, and like all monsters, a mirror of something that humans want or need or fear. Certainly it’s as a monster that he is compelling, and that’s why the attempt to reduce him to a little boy lost, just a nerd after all, is so craven, a shameless reaching out for the Oscar-worthy stereotype.
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2009/05/02
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陆川比较在意票房。
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2009/08/18
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在《三里洞》中陈宜祥说道:“到这来能接受煤矿这个工作,那也是争先恐后拼命地干,一方面为了国家建设,二方面也是为了自己生活下去。”活下去,是一个根本的命题。尽管我们用不同的方式谋生,但内在的本质是相同的,也同样面临着心灵的挣扎和躯体的疲惫,对他们来讲,又多了一重生命无着的忧虑。所谓“悲剧”,其实是一种远距离观察的结果。在整个拍摄和制作的过程中,我没有想到过这个词。现在也觉得无法把这一切称作悲剧。那是一种生活,快乐也罢,痛苦也罢,他们实实在在的就这样走过。在经历了命运中如此多的大起大落之后,他们依然顽强地生存着,精神并没有被生活的重负压垮。
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2009/05/02
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《瞭望》新闻周刊记者 刘巍 实习生王楠楠 王旭光
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2009/07/09
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白先勇是台湾著名作家,国民党将领白崇禧之子。著有小说《寂寞的十七岁》、《台北人》、《纽约客》等,盛名遍及海内外。近年来更为昆曲青春版《牡丹亭》投入了巨大心力。《情与美——白先勇传》(刘俊著,花城出版社出版)详述了白先勇的生活及创作心路历程。
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2009/02/07
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奥斯卡最佳影片夺标热门《贫民窟的百万富翁》最近连连获得演员工会、制片人工会、导演工会大奖,票房也在不断稳步上升。然而上月该片在印度上映后却批评之声不绝于耳,本周二更有大量影片拍摄地———孟买贫民窟的居民走上街头,抗议这部影片。
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2009/07/11
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附:郎静山年谱。
出版于民国十九年的《现代艺术论文集》中收入了丰子恺先生《美术的照相》一文,副标题是《给自己会照相的朋友们》,文章的开头是这样写的:“现在照相真是流行极了,我的朋友中有许多自备照相器,自己会拍照;马路上卖照相器的店到处皆有,而且一二十块就可以买一具。”
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2012/11/28
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按旧配额的每年20部海外分账电影每年占总票房约37%;分账片配额依照新协议增加至34部后,今年前3季度,国产片票房49.3亿元,进口影片票房72.5亿元,差距在23亿元以上,贺岁档将是国产片增加收入的最后希望。
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2009/07/09
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第一期(1896~1918):电影传入日本 第二期(1918~1931):默片、倾向电影 第三期(1931~1945):有声电影 第四期(1945~1960):战后及走向国际 第五期(1960~1980):日本电影新浪潮 第六期(1980~2000):世纪末的日本电影
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2007/01/28
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“在如今还保存下来的当时照片中,我们四人头发梳理得整整齐齐,彼此文雅地微笑着。我们那时正专注编写一本书,书名叫《博格曼论博格曼》(Bergman on Bergman)。全书的构想是要由三名学有专精的年轻记者,来问我有关我的电影的问题。那是一九六八年的事,我刚刚拍完《羞耻》(The Shame)。”
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2010/04/25
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作为一名电影导演,黑泽明不仅在日本,而且在全世界也是最有名气的导演之一。尽管日本还有好几位非常杰出的电影导演,但为什么黑泽明的作品格外受到各国观众的欢迎呢?我认为,这是由于他的作品有着强烈的主题性、栩栩如生的人物和超群的电影技巧。还有一点也很重要,那就是外国人从黑泽明的作品中,看到了他们理想中日本武士的形象。可以说,日本人在世界上并不怎么受人尊敬,但作为其象征的武士却是例外。人们通过黑泽的电影看到了日本武士的精髓:责任感、使命感、自尊心、自我牺牲精神,以及面对死亡时无所畏惧的勇气等等。黑泽明的电影作品,比一般的古装片更为精彩、更为凝练地体现了日本武士所应具有的一切高尚精神。 普通的古装片,往往过多地描述外国人难以搞明白的日本封建时期的人际关系,以及人们的心理、情绪等等。与此相比较,黑泽明的作品大多略去了这类余赘的描写,直截了当地展开故事的情节,而武士的精神则跃动于剧情之中。况且不仅限于古装片,他的现代题材的作品,同样能够塑造出十分优秀的“武士”来。《活下去》(1952) 就是颇有代表性的一例。故事说来相当普通,它描写在市政府工作的一位科长,其长处似乎只不过为人诚恳直率,后来他得知自己患了癌症,只能再活半年左右。这时,一种武士般的强烈责任感不禁油然而生,他深感自己应该为这个世界、为世界上的人们尽可能多做一些有意义的事情,结果他完全变成了另一个人。本片创作于日本战败后的第七个年头。此时,总的来说一般的日本人仍然因丧失自信而无法重新挺起腰杆。黑泽明的这部影片则向人们展示了一位看上去丝毫不像个武士的日本人,其内在的崇高武士精神是如何从现代社会的市井中滋生并被激活的。它所展示的并非那种外在的强悍,而是敢于同死亡抗衡的顽强精神。这便是黑泽电影的核心实质。 黑泽明电影的这一核心实质,在他导演的处女作《姿三四郎》(1943) 中就已经有了集中的体现。《姿三四郎》讲述的是明治时期一位有志于成为柔道家的年轻人学习柔道的故事。黑泽明相当出色地描绘了一位沉浸在锻炼自我这一目标中的年轻人,或者说,他成功地塑造了一位为了追求某种目标而陷于烦恼之中的青年形象。情节大体上沿着年轻人的追求与烦恼和他同德高望重的导师的关系这一脉络展开。影片描述的由藤田进扮演的青年柔道家与大河内传次郎的师徒关系,就是表现不断进取精神的范例。此外,在表现柔道比赛等动作性场面时,导演的手法亦相当高明。影片不是单靠夸张手法、一味滥用格斗场面来增加所谓的“冲击力”。在这方面,现今的影片所追求的刺激性要比《姿三四郎》强烈得多。在《姿三四郎》中,格斗双方有时屏住呼吸、一动不动地久久凝视着对方,时间仿佛都凝固了。而格斗会在突然之间爆发,动作快得令人目不暇接。这种完全静止的画面同突发的激烈动作绝妙地交差换位,产生出了极具电影特色的兴奋点。影片不仅在人物造型上坚韧而有力度,而且,一组组颇有份量的画面的衔接,如同一浪高过一浪的波澜,创造出一种跌宕起伏、极富韵律感的时间流。这就是黑泽明电影所特有的绝妙韵味。 1945年日本战败时正在拍摄之中的《胆大包天的人》,是在资料非常匮乏的条件下完成的小品。然而,也许正因为它是一部份量不算太重的作品,黑泽电影跌宕起伏的韵律感也得到了更好的体现,使其成为无法不让人赞叹的杰作。它是根据歌舞伎《劝进表》改编的具有音乐喜剧风格的滑稽剧,大河内传次郎扮演的那个马屁精可谓绝品。《无愧于我们的青春》(1946)完成于日本战败后的第二年。影片讲述了一个反战活动家和他妻子的故事,男主人公战前和战争期间,在国内从事反战活动,最后惨死于狱中。他的妻子坚信丈夫所从事的是正义的事业,丈夫死后,她回到农村老家,帮助被当地人唾骂为“间谍之家”而饱受迫害的公公婆婆。她每天都在田间辛勤劳作,尽管满身泥土但仍毫无怨言地一直坚持了下来。原节子是日本当时最为都市化、最具贵族小姐气质的优秀演员,但她十分出色地展现了这位一身泥巴的妇女的人生苦斗,令人深受感动。我觉得,这部影片之所以让日本人特别感动,主要是由于战败后,人们因日本发动的这场战争并非正义战争而在精神上受到很大打击,当他们从电影中看到了日本也有反战活动家存在时,不禁从心底产生了一种如同获救般的解脱感。几十年后我又重看这部影片,获救般的解脱感依然十分强烈。 《泥醉天使》(1948)是黑泽明电影中最受欢迎的作品。在与我同时代的电影人当中,有不少是在青少年时期看了这部影片之后立志从事电影事业的。《泥醉天使》以战后初期东京某贫民区为背景,描绘了横行此地、劣迹昭彰的黑帮分子松永的生与死,以及一心想救松永但未能如愿的街区医生真田。黑泽明原打算用浮雕式的手法刻画出这位年轻的黑帮分子意志上的薄弱之处,从而表达他对黑社会现象的否定态度。但通过新人三船敏郎的表演,人们却不由得感到这位自暴自弃的黑帮人物身上散发着一种吸引人的魅力。而影片展现的贫民区的混乱景象,乃至那条从这里流过的污水沟的肮脏程度,似乎都是对战后混乱时期的勃勃生机和自由状态的一种赞颂。 1950年拍摄的《罗生门》获得了当年威尼斯国际电影节的金狮奖。它的获奖,使此前在国际上几乎默默无闻的日本电影突然之间备受世界的瞩目。因而,可以说《罗生门》已经成为一部具有纪念性意义的作品。在以单纯明快的道德性主题和多变的情节为特征的黑泽明影片中,《罗生门》独树一帜,它是围绕一桩具体的杀人事件、表现目击者和当事人从各自利益出发,片面讲述案情的内涵复杂的作品。这种将怀疑主义的主题同具有讽刺意味的剧情相结合来审视残酷事件的手法,对后来世界影坛的创作都产生了巨大的影响。不过,虽然《罗生门》的魅力主要是怀疑论和讽刺性的结合,但片中那些充满活力、栩栩如生的人物使影片真正具备了力度感和鲜明性。三船敏郎扮演的在丛林中袭击美女的强盗并不让人觉得猥琐下流,他的行动仿佛都是兴高采烈地进行的。京町子饰演的美女则精力充沛、姿态优雅。他们的表演使这两个人物在银幕上有一种奇特的美感。《白痴》(1951)根据陀斯妥耶夫斯基的同名小说改编而成,基于原作沉重的理念性主题,影片原打算拍成前后两部,但后来做了大幅度的删剪,压缩为一部。本片公演时曾被认为是黑泽明的失败之作。几乎没有得到什么较好的评价。然而,优美的画面和森雅之气度高雅、内涵丰富的表演,仍使本片具有相当的魅力要素。尤其影片中的某些片断,似乎就是黑泽明从心灵深处发出的呐喊,这在黑泽明影片中也是屈指可数的。《七武士》(1954)早已是人们耳熟能详的影片,它还是一部连好莱坞的电影创作者也要当作动作片精典进行学习的力作。倘若从尝试演练某种风格样式及其所达到的完美程度来进行判断的话,我认为《蛛网宫堡》堪称黑泽明电影中最杰出的作品。黑泽明以莎士比亚的戏剧《麦克白》为蓝本,将它的故事移到了日本的战国时代。三船敏郎和山田五十铃运用了能剧的表演技巧,加上异常美丽的城池、宅邸和深沉的音乐,把人们诱入了一个不可思议的神奇世界之中。 黑泽明所创作的电影,绝大多数是富于激烈格斗、动作性很强的作品,但《电车铃声》(1970)却例外地描绘了市井人物平凡的日常生活。在像是贫民窟的一条街上,居住着一些性格独特的怪人,黑泽明特意挑选了具有这样或那样怪癖的演员来扮演这些怪人,从而使本片成为一出相当讲究的戏剧。其中,伴淳三郎饰演的人物可谓杰作。乍一看,他的确很像飞扬跋扈的妻子所说的那样,是个没用的窝囊废。但是,正如俗话所说:“一寸小虫也有五分胆气”,当你意外地发现,这样一个男人竟然也很有几分胆量和勇气时,着实会吃惊不小。尽管很难说《电车铃声》是一部整体协调的作品,但我们可以从中感觉到,黑泽明一心一意地希望通过本片从各个角度描绘人的善良本性,而观众们则会被他的诚意和纯真所打动。在黑泽明的电影中,还有些作品也有不同凡响之处,如描写社会风俗本身蕴含的生机、讴歌时代精神的《野狗》(1949)运用的写实性手法《活人的记录》(1955)和《红胡须》(1965)的真诚精神,《保镖》(1961) 的娱乐性,以及《梦》(1990) 中,第一个和第二个故事所追求的那种纯粹而率真的美感等等。从1943 年的处女作《姿三四郎》开始,至1965 年完成的《红胡须》为止,黑泽明始终不渝地表现着具有顽强生命力的各种人物,不论他们是属于体力型还是暴力型、精神型还是伦理型、社会型还是知识型,都会被置于无法躲避的巨大难关的考验之前,但是他们几乎都能勇敢地冲破道道难关坚强地活下去。或许有的人最终未能闯过难关而倒下了,但他们那种拚尽全力、不屈不挠的高尚精神,久久地留在人们的记忆之中难以磨灭。这就是黑泽明的电影。当然也有例外,如《活人的记录》(1955)描写的那个老人,由于惧怕核污染,想逃避又没有逃成而发了疯。《蛛网宫堡》讲述了被邪恶和欲望所驱使的武将最后遭到惨败的故事。《在底层》(1957)表现的是心中不存在希望的人们《泥醉天使》和《罗生门》描绘的都是在种种欲望中生存并自行毁灭的人物。不过,上述作品中错误的生活方式,只是被当作同正确生活态度的一种对比。他的其他作品,可以说均为正义与勇敢的赞歌。然而,自1970 年的《电车铃声》以后,黑泽明作品的主题似乎开始发生了微妙的变化。这种变化的起因,也许是在拍《电车铃声》之前,他未能完成《虎!虎!虎!》(1970)这部本应属于他的作品吧。此后,与以往一贯有力地歌颂正义与勇气相比较,他的作品开始显露出对于让人无能为力的巨大的命运力量的畏惧。《电车铃声》以写生的手法描绘了生活在社会底层的人们希望与绝望交织在一起的日常生活。虽然它的主题仍然包含着正义与勇敢的内容,但缺少了以往作品中那种强烈的力度,而飘溢出一股黑泽明电影中未曾有过的浓重的悲哀感。接下去,是他在苏联拍摄的《德尔苏·乌扎拉》(1975),影片一如既往地讲述了一个不把困难放在眼里的勇敢男人的故事。但它在歌颂主人公勇气的同时,更强调了不论你有多大勇气也不敢稍加轻视的大自然的力量。这是对于一种单凭人的勇敢根本无法与之抗衡的巨大力量的深深恐惧。它使我们看到《活人的记录》的主题,在此又一次更加清晰地予以表现。《影子武士》的情况也十分相似,片中有许多勇敢无畏的武士登场,但他们的勇敢和无畏似乎都是毫无意义的,如同“凭借武力生存的人,最终将被武力毁灭”的说法一样,逞强好勇正是他们自取灭亡之道。《乱》(1985)的登场人物,无论男女均是些异常勇敢的人,但是他们的勇敢只是引起既无谓又无谋的争斗,其结果是所有的人统统归于灭亡。 以前,黑泽明表现正义与勇敢这一主题的影片热情地颂扬了坚强与力量。即使描写失败、毁灭的作品也不例外,它不断地给人们以激励。但70年代以后,尽管他的作品表面上似乎仍然在着力表现坚强和力量,但骨子里却已透出了一种深深的悲哀,它也同样打动了观众的心。有些人认为,这可能是黑泽明已经进入老年的缘故吧。也许的确存在着这方面的原因,但我觉得,这种情形的出现是当今世界的状况在黑泽明电影中的反映。在日本重建的时代,在经济高速发展之前的时代,黑泽明强调的是正义和勇敢。然而,如今我们却处在一个难以明辨何谓正义、何谓勇敢的时代,而黑泽明的目光则沉重地凝视着这种黑暗的现实。
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2009/03/23
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我认为,中国电影应该以华语进入世界。华语电影被国际市场接受,比大家都用英语更有意思。
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2009/07/09
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俄罗斯电影史: 2003年,首执导筒的俄罗斯年轻导演安德烈·日瓦金采夫导演的《回归》获第六十届威尼斯电影节最高奖—金狮奖,这是40年来俄罗斯电影首次获此殊荣。自40年前塔科夫斯基的《伊万的童年》在威尼斯捧走金狮之后,俄罗斯影片一直与金狮无缘。
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2012/02/27
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克鲁格的电影不是9小时而是9个半小时
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2008/10/19
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短片在德国有很长的历史,可以追溯到早期的先锋电影。1910年到1930年,德国出现了文化和艺术短片。短片被用来作为新的大众媒体电影的辅助节目,在电影播放前放映。例如,大电影公司优发(Ufa),自1918年开始,一直经营着自己的文化电影部。这些影片的内容基本上是关于文化和教育的。今天,这种独立的制作方式仍然在继续。
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2013/10/22
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《青春之歌》是中国当代文学史上的经典文本,它诞生于特定的历史语境,由于小说从一个小资产阶级青年女性的视角表达知识分子改造或成长的历程,使政治主题与性别叙述构成了互相借重又互相拆解的辩证关系。本文将主要依托如下几个重要文本进行分析:1958年的小说《青春之歌》及1960年修改本,1959年的电影版,1999年的电视剧版,2006年的电视剧版,以及2009年的歌剧版。
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2012/06/05
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新世纪以来民族电影的忧郁书写,真切地体现了电影创作者的这种对策--建构一种有关特定民族文化的回忆,以这种挽歌式的回忆表现对于片面性发展模式的不满。它们不仅通过影像改变了对于民族文化过去的陈述,同时也眺望了将来的民族文化存亡绝续
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2011/11/26
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从1990年代后期到21世纪初,王家卫电影无疑成为华语电影一个不能忽视的现象,甚至可以说是整个世纪之交中国都市文化转型的风向标。某种意义上,王家卫电影在无意中充当了“一片”历史的代言人,让人得以窥见一种新的文化感受方式如何不动声色地占据了中国文化市场的一席之地,进而让人省醒文化格局变迁与整个社会体制割舍不掉的牵连。
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