Taipei Film Festival
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Directed by 沈可尚
百萬首獎|最佳紀錄片|最佳剪輯
作者|蔡世宗 序場視覺分析 《築巢人》序場的場景建立鏡頭(establishing shot),採用大量的室內畫面,不但重複取鏡(reframing),也不斷去框(deframing),鏡頭變換的節奏通常為一大一小的交替,將空間用大小各異的鏡頭拼湊出立夫父子生活的空間。畫面中陰暗無光,如同廢墟,充斥著各種物件,擁擠、雜亂、高度密集,透露出森然的幽閉,呼應著導演對於「巢」某種程度等於「牢」的意象。 此段落的鏡頭與鏡頭間的過場幾乎都以卡接(Cut)為主, 暗示鏡頭與鏡頭間可以各自獨立,但也包含可能的衝突。另外,在此剪接手法之下,時間/空間雖不一定連續,但隨著一個一個鏡頭堆積起來組成段落,充滿重複循環的暗示,每個鏡頭的情感重量也隨之疊加。 聲音與畫面在此的敘事邏輯,不斷呼應兩個個體的衝突、築巢堆疊的意象以及隨時會崩塌傾倒的張力。如:鋼琴單音的一強一弱,對應鏡頭的遠近交替;漸強持續的弦樂聲,呼應一個個鏡頭堆積起的重量感。封閉空間的意象、大量同樣物品的堆積、不同音階的鋼琴單音,重複地前後出現,不僅豐富了視覺的層次,擴展了時空,也同時深化了意象。 另外,我們需特別留意幾個放有物品的椅子特寫畫面。特寫意味著攝影機的焦距刻意拉近,並利用景框限縮可見的空間,使得觀眾逼視畫面中的人或物。在序場這幾個特寫鏡頭中,這幾張堆滿物件的椅子,彰顯出此空間並非安適之處,帶有無法放鬆的心理暗示。 序場段落的影像中,導演巧妙地利用光線以及攝影角度,創造了極具象徵意味的構圖。透過不同的幾何造型、陰影區塊的安排、特寫與長鏡頭的戲劇性交替,賦予明顯的表現主義風格;藉由象徵意義強烈的段落來創造極主觀的影像空間,試圖揭示某個扭曲、陰暗的心靈角落,也彰顯主角的精神狀態,進而達成某種潛意識場景的再現,彷彿邀請觀眾進入某人的夢中。 (本文節錄自發聲電影學校《築巢人》教材,完整內容請見:https://reurl.cc/XjOxMe )
【台北電影節】歷屆精選 ▍台北電影節歷屆精選 ▍Selections from Taipei Film Festival ▍https://giloo.ist/topics/1871 台北電影節自 1998 年創辦以來,一直是台灣重要的影展之一。除了設立「台北電影獎」鼓勵台灣電影工作者,也藉由焦點影人、觀摩單元及國際新導演競賽,引領觀眾認識各國新電影及經典作品。 Giloo 精選 12 部曾在台北電影節得獎及選映的電影,讓您重新回味之餘,也能發掘新的觀影驚喜。

Taiwanese native rock band Sorry Youth shares their exclusive and personal film picks! Lead vocalist Winnie re-watches The Chronicle of Oyster Village every six months—it captures a vivid snapshot of those formative years. County Road 184: East, which portrays The Labor Exchange Band’s passionate musical devotion to the land, is Ginger’s top choice. Drummer Chung-Han strongly recommends Lantouke: The Story of the Loh Tsui Kweh Commune, a raw and powerful look at music as a tool for social resistance—its rebellious spirit still shapes Sorry Youth’s music and mindset today. These five carefully selected documentaries are perfect for fans stuck at home during lockdown—especially indie music lovers and theater people. Let these moving images sharpen your sense of place, and offer a glimpse into the roots of the “Sorry Youth” sound.
In today’s world where the internet and mobile devices are ubiquitous, digital images have become an inseparable part of daily life. How can we avoid being passively fed by data, and instead develop our own perspectives through the act of watching films? The Sounding Film School offers a self-learning platform that includes translated international resources, a locally produced Taiwanese cinema curriculum database, and audiovisual creative learning materials. Using films as core texts, the database explores the logic and process behind audiovisual creation—how to shape and communicate ideas through images and sound. This curated program presents five selected documentaries, which can be paired with the Film School’s educational materials. From the origin of each film project, to its characters, narrative structure, and mise-en-scène, viewers are guided to closely examine a key scene, ending with a reflection on the central theme. Through in-depth analysis of each filmmaker’s creative expression, every film becomes more compelling, the more you watch,
Since its founding in 1998, the Taipei Film Festival has become one of Taiwan’s most prominent film events. In addition to the Taipei Film Awards, which honor outstanding local filmmakers, the festival also features spotlight programs, curated showcases, and an international competition for emerging directors—inviting audiences to discover new voices and revisit cinematic classics from around the world. Giloo presents a special selection of award-winning and officially screened titles from past editions of the Taipei Film Festival. Whether you’re revisiting a favorite or discovering something new, we invite you to enjoy the cinematic surprises this collection has to offer.
A boy who survived ethnic cleansing, a sled athlete pushing the limits of the body, a protester labeled a rioter, a former firefighter painting cat graffiti on the streets of Tamsui… These individuals, each carrying their own story, leave behind glimpses of life through the camera lens — and in doing so, offer living proof of their communities' existence. Follow Giloo on a journey through lives of every kind — there's always a greater story waiting to be discovered.
Avoidance may not solve the problem—but not every problem needs solving. Sometimes, it simply gives you room to breathe, to think things through, or to take a break and watch a film on Giloo. This playlist is for you— who once avoided, are avoiding, or wish you could.