Golden Horse Awards
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Directed by 蕭菊貞
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台灣獎
此時16mm軟暖的色調毫不造作(相對於今日很多迷戀膠卷的作品,當然造作不是負面語彙),相應的食物與時節,特寫下的烹調方式與遠景中移動的軌跡,剪接鮮明地凸顯生活節奏的巨大差異,身體承載的時間感是重要的線索。桃江田野的暗與南台灣的刺眼陽光,個人衰老與死亡的種種,似乎暗示著一次次破滅的承諾,創傷之前動員的熱情已經尷尬過時,父親與他的難兄難弟們也得承認,無法再過彼方(家鄉)那樣的生活,球場的小遊戲無聊但舒鬆。首尾連貫屬於2000年的一種作者獨白,一種以既坦率又矛盾的個人體驗賦形的主觀展演,輕輕刺穿任何試圖號召集體的國家意識形態。
銀簪子 送給國共內戰退守台灣的那些老兵,困在台灣好幾年的他們,面臨家的困惑定義,以即被犧牲非常長的歲月,成為被歷史遺忘的可憐人,故事帶著滿滿的遺憾‧
【新片上架】銀簪子 by 蕭菊貞 歷史的錯誤,究竟要多少人用一生來承擔? ▍銀簪子 ▍Grandma's Hairpin ▍線上看 https://giloo.ist/video/739?episodeId=720 祖母的銀簪子,是父親念念不忘的牽繫,也是大時代戰亂下,離家又回不了家的遺憾……。
No matter where you are, not just in Taiwan, international movie fans can easily watch too! The first wave of films from emerging creators are now live in our international section. Featuring top selections from prestigious film festivals like Golden Horse Awards and Golden Harvest Awards, as well as many highly anticipated emerging works for you to explore anytime, anywhere!
Veteran Taiwanese documentary filmmaker Chu-chen Hsiao has long focused on Taiwan’s history, grassroots culture, and collective memory. Through a deeply humanistic lens, she captures overlooked stories with nuance and care. She won the Golden Horse Award for Best Documentary for two consecutive years with The Legend of the Red Leaf and The Silver Hairpin. Her films The Dove Project: 20 Years of Taiwan New Cinema and How We Make Films document the creative journeys of dozens of Taiwanese filmmakers, and are considered essential works in the study of Taiwanese cinema.
Giloo presents a curated selection of finalists and award-winning works from the Taiwan International Documentary Festival (TIDF), capturing the trajectories of individual lives shaped by era shifts, social structures, and cultural traditions. The narrative scope expands from the frontlines of war and resistance to everyday anxieties, the complexities of tradition, and philosophical reflections on the soul. The lens shifts from macro-level upheavals to an intimate gaze. We witness individuals seeking exits from systemic oppression, debating existence through traditional rituals, and attempting to summon lost souls through song and imagination amidst the embers of trauma. This is a profound dialogue that delves into the subtle nuances of life, inviting you to experience the true weight of memory and action.
Oh, the allure of looking back and reminiscing for better days gone by… Nostalgia develops in us sentimental creatures for a multitude of reasons, be it dissatisfaction of the present, an impending doom for the future, or the painful realisation of past mistakes. The most poignant form of nostalgia materialises when the present has passed the point of no return. Force majeure and the ones that got away. Films on the list captured distinct era in the personal or societal past, that shine light on our inescapable present, for better or worse. Might we become better beings when we come out from the other side. “If we should weep when clowns put on their show, If we should stumble when musicians play, Time will say nothing but I told you so.” If I Could Tell You - W.H. Auden