2015
Cannes Film Festival
一種注目單元
Directed by 阿比查邦韋拉斯塔古
一種注目單元
46:21 開始懷疑起神明XD 這是什麼泰式幽默嗎？
主唱－嘉祥 強烈的魔幻敘事色彩，隨時會沉睡不起的軍人，和一群孤守醫院的家屬與女人，靈媒似真似假的親吻女志工因為戰爭受創的腳，透過女志工乾兒子的名義療愈母親，最後如同亡者瞪大的雙眼，似乎是呼應那一句：我想我是在作夢，我只想醒來。
． 我拿雙眼借你，卻將我自己留給了你。 ． 我該如何開口訴說，你是夢的擺渡者，也是守靈者，晃蕩於幾千年前的幽魂，護衛著今日與舊時，從不輕易藏起你的頹圮，殘破的碎裂是我、一草一木是我，覆生纏結的蘭花是我，濕溽潮皺的霉味是我，閃爍明滅的的霓虹光線是我。湮沒在蔓草裡的華麗宮殿，呼吸、吐納，彷彿接納沉睡的你，並且溶解了我。 ． 因為毫無所求，得到仙女的憐憫與眷顧，身體的殘疾如同可遇不可求的神話，是如此美麗與令人讚嘆。土地選擇讓你沉睡，卻在不禁意的時候，喚醒著你、呼喊著你，而一醒一睡間，就像我們看顧彼此，也沉默提醒著，不要傷害每一片枝葉間的蜘蛛細網，守候幾千年前的輝煌。 ． 你領我走過蓊鬱的翠綠，我委以肉身指認著彼此。
前48秒都是黑畫面沒錯，影片沒問題，你的電腦沒有壞掉，把聲音拉大會發現有聲音。 本片是《波米叔叔的前世今生》的導演阿比查邦的新作噢。
Every day, we're redefining time: measuring the distance of a walk or commute in time, that socially awkward moment on a Monday or Friday, climate anomalies causing red maples to arrive early and fade late, the tense of making a takeaway coffee, the excessively long summer days in Europe, the timezone of late-night runs along riverbanks or tracks, the time difference making long-distance relationships between New Zealand and France so difficult. Time in its myriad forms, time in the plural, a museum of time. I love contemplating how artists think about time: spinning, leaping, with eyes closed; sometimes between waking and sleeping, but more often, collecting time itself.
This film selection brings together the interests of our band members, approaching the creators' thoughts from various angles—from ghosts, magic, and realism, to independent music and food culture—also reflecting our mutual inspiration.
I love the beauty and knowledge found in films. People from different times and cultures continue to face an unknown future. As the stories unfold, the world always surpasses my imagination. I constantly seek out and find solace in meanings that are friendly, interesting, and profound.
The contemporary world is accelerating; battling with time and efficiency has become a daily routine for most. But the faster we go, the blurrier some things become, to the point of being unheard or unseen. Thus, within the span of a single film, through several deeply contemplative "gazes," it's possible to discover that "slowing down" is, in fact, a very, very, very beautiful thing. By immersing ourselves in this slow spirit through cinema, some things finally become clear, and then, they can be heard and seen.