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最佳紀錄短片獎

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左岸派電影有幾個鮮明特色,其一是經常以意識流形式把人類的精神過程搬上銀幕,並放置回憶、遺忘及想像等潛意識活動。受伯格森直覺主義影響,左岸作品經常透過非理性敘事進入意識深處,並重新定義真實,藉此擺脫人類生活裡如法律、道德和習俗等等的理性約束。1954年,安妮華達拍出了具有意識流味道的初試啼聲之作《短角情事》,將一對男女散步、呢喃、煩惱及爭辯等過程推展成一部實驗電影。
Martin Scorsese once said: "Cinema is about what’s in the frame and what’s out." The rectangular frame of the camera—and the screen—shapes the stories we tell, the history we remember, and even our very memories. We’ve grown accustomed to what lies within the frame, but if we take a step back, we might begin to reexamine both what’s inside and what’s outside—to rediscover forgotten stories, histories, emotions, and memories. From experimental films to documentaries; from black-and-white negatives, historical footage, to paintings and poetry; from continental Europe to Taiwan; from the history of war to literary legacies, to intimate family and personal memories— these five films lead us into one frame after another, where retrospection becomes reflection. And from there, perhaps, we may begin to move freely between the inside and outside of the frame, to remember again, to narrate anew— embarking on odysseys through memory and time.

“I live by my own standards—not by men’s.” She was a director, a cinematographer, a poet, an installation artist, a key figure of the French New Wave. She was a woman. She filmed her muses, scavengers, drifters, distant uncles, lost lovers—and herself. She wandered through the Left Bank of Paris, strolled down Rue Daguerre, flew to San Francisco and Cuba, and eventually returned to the beach she loved most. She was Agnès Varda. This August, Giloo presents 14 handpicked works by Varda—black and white, color, documentary, fiction, film stock, and DV. Two years after her farewell, we invite you to once again meet her—at her sharpest, and her kindest.
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,