2019
Tokyo International Film Festival
入選
Directed by 佐渡岳利
27:17 除了台灣漫畫家高妍的《綠之歌》之外，日本漫畫家淺野一二O也曾將Happy End的〈收集群風〉化為其作品《錯位的青春》中重要的意象，高妍也曾於和淺野老師的對談中說過「會知道〈收集群風〉，也是多虧了這部漫畫」。 和〈收集群風〉的溫柔曲調及平和意境不同，淺野老師將這首歌作為一場狂風暴雨的伴奏。每一次重複翻看《錯位的青春》時，我都會戴上耳機播放歌曲，並一次次地被如MV畫面般的漫畫分鏡，以及與其意外契合的音樂驚艷到，真的很美！而雖然《錯位的青春》電影版在此橋段突破了漫畫無法提供聽覺的限制，但我個人還是更喜歡漫畫和感官那一點薄薄的隔閡，以及自由搭配Happy End歌聲、旋律翻讀的感覺。 ✧27:26 看到細野晴臣出現在熟悉的公館Mangasick，好違和又好激動！
日本知名音樂家高橋幸宏，上周末傳出離世消息，享壽70歲。身為曾經樂團的夥伴，坂本龍一也於個人IG發表了純灰色塊表示默哀。 高橋幸宏曾於1978年與坂本龍一和細野晴臣共組「黃色魔術交響樂團」，擔任主唱與鼓手，以前衛的電子合成樂風靡全世界，深深影響了當代日本流行樂壇。 在《搖滾師匠：細野晴臣》一片中亦可見YMO解散後、三人睽違幾十年重新在台上合體演出。無情的時間經過，如今樂迷也只能以影像回味大師們的難得的合作紀念。
世界生病或內心疲憊時，或許可以反覆重看這部質樸帥氣的紀錄片。「只要碰觸了自由，內心就會雀躍起來。」大師抽了口菸、如此帶電地說。也希望熱情似海又沈穩如山的細野先生，身體健康繼續搖擺這個世界。
不管是老派或新潮、藝術或技術、樂理或即興，看和聽細野晴臣的表演和作品，如何悠游於流水於風中，好像從古典、民謠、搖滾到電子，從音樂本身到各種應用，通過了他就沒有框架似的迸發無數可能。只能說過癮，或者身為樂迷的幸福。
相對於我們現在常用「跨界」來形容具有多元才華的創作者，看了這部紀錄片你卻會覺得：如果拿這個形容詞來描述細野先生，反而有點遜，因為人家自由自在本來就沒有任何界限，無界又何須跨越啊。
YMO當然是很酷毫無疑問，直到現在聽都還是這樣覺得。那麼細野晴臣就更是酷中之酷，且有趣的是—他並非「rocker顯性」的那種酷，而是內斂沈靜的一派瀟灑。
早在和坂本龍一與高橋幸宏共組YMO這個舉世聞名的先驅電子樂團之前，大他們倆五歲的「先輩」細野晴臣，於1969年他大學畢業時（也是全日本青年「反文化」最狂飆躁動的那刻），就已經先後加入了兩個傳奇搖滾樂團Apryl Fool和Happy End。而這也是我青春歲月開始聽90年代日本搖滾樂後，著迷往前回溯的重要源頭之一。
小偷家族配樂：是枝裕和坎城影展摘金之作《小偷家族》原聲帶邀請到細野晴臣配樂，只發行串流與黑膠版本，實體封面與數位專輯封面皆不相同，實體黑膠封面在殘破的瓦楞纸上拼貼出電影中六位主角，《小偷家族》黑膠為限量發行，曲目共為18首配樂，《小偷家族》配樂在2018年同時奪得第42屆日本學院獎最佳音樂獎、第13屆亞洲電影獎最佳作曲獎。
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不賣關子，對於如何成為細野晴臣粉絲這題，我還是先公布答案：就是看了《搖滾師匠：細野晴臣》被圈粉。畢竟，在台灣受到大眾傳播的影響，許多樂迷對於坂本龍一的作品如數家珍，但對於他這位Yellow Magic Orchestra時期的老戰友卻相對陌生。如此狀態，我也維持好多年。
To document an extraordinary soul through the lens is to constantly wrestle with the dilemma of completeness. How can one capture the vastness of a life within the limited time of a film? It challenges the filmmaker’s depth of understanding and precision of perspective. Rather than striving for an all-encompassing portrait, it may be more powerful to focus on select moments—those glimmers that illuminate the subject’s essence. The camera becomes not only a tool to pierce through the surface, but also a means for sincere conversation with the person in front of it.
Some films stay with us because of their music— a great score can breathe an entirely new soul into a story. Think of your favorite movie. Chances are, the first thing that comes to mind is a melody. Giloo presents five carefully selected films that explore the creative worlds behind unforgettable film music. We hope one of them strikes a chord with you.
Rock isn’t just a genre—it’s a culture, a way of life. Some may seem bizarre or outrageous, but they’re actually artistic geniuses. Some pioneered new sounds that shaped generations. Some wielded the pen like a sword, turning rock into a cultural force. Some stood tall against oppressive regimes, refusing to unclench their fists. Giloo presents 11 essential rock documentaries. So if anyone ever asks you what rock is, just tell them: watch these films. Don’t ask me what rock means—feel it.
Music is the voice of a generation’s thoughts—fleeting, perhaps, but powerful enough to leave a lasting mark on those who listen. Some tell their stories through melodies; others move us with the raw emotion of their voices. They sing for themselves, for their time—and in doing so, they become legends. Giloo presents 10 biographical films about iconic musicians. Discover how they used music to tell the story of their era—and their lives.
Sometimes, music captures a fleeting moment more fully than images ever could. The piano theme from Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence suspends time, drifting through the gunpowder-scented air of Java. Takeshi Kobayashi’s lush symphonies send the Swallowtail Butterfly fluttering, while a mysterious chanteuse hums the blurred lines between reality and youth. In Maborosi, guitar and erhu compose a haunting melancholy. Hop aboard Giloo’s time machine, built from melody and memory, and return to every moment that once moved you.
"I think I’ve always longed for a sound that doesn’t fade—a sound that lasts, that never weakens. You could say it’s the opposite of the piano, because it doesn’t disappear. It feels eternal, almost like a literary metaphor." — Ryuichi Sakamoto: Coda
When you think of your favorite film, chances are the first thing that comes to mind is its unforgettable music. A film’s score breathes life into its story—it is the soul beneath the visuals. Behind each moving melody lies an extraordinary level of artistry, craft, and emotional labor far beyond what we see (or hear) on screen. In conjunction with Hans Zimmer: The Sound of Hollywood, a special concert taking place at the Taipei Music Center from April 21 to 24, 2022, Giloo Documentaries presents a curated playlist celebrating the magic of film scores. Join us as we journey into the imaginative world of cinematic music.