2017
César Awards
最佳配樂
最佳配樂
是一部看得內心莫名平靜的的電影呢...…很壯闊的景色 到處都是冰 到處都是雪 看起來冷冷地 但看起來又莫名的肅靜 我覺得劇中有好幾段台詞都令人耳目一新 主角剛跟原房主交接完小木屋 原主人就調侃這裡很適合自殺 不禁讓人唏噓? 總有人想逃離這片湖 卻也有人想來這裡尋找平靜 還有後來 主角認識了在逃犯 卻意外結交成朋友 再再後來 犯人勸他離開 勸不動 就用自己的方式 騙他離開 明知他讀不懂俄文 還寫了一段字 騙主角走去車站 只因為他知道 人不能永遠待在這片森林裡 不能永遠這樣移世獨居 或許他是犯人 他有罪 但她也是在用真心去對待主角吧 也是在用過來人的感觸 想要讓主角重回正常的生活 看到主角走到車站 滿臉疑惑 好不容易請人幫忙翻譯後 聽到那句 你是自由的 我真的莫名感動ㄟ…… 說實在 雖然是改編自小說 但我覺得這部電影意外地沒有劇情? 就是比想像中更更平靜 就好像是一直線 也許原著會有更多細節吧、、、有機會要去看看 但我覺得電影拍出那種兵天凍地理的壯闊 的那種極致的大自然現象 真的令人嘆為觀止 暴風雪、初春雪融化等等 真的真的很難用言語去形容 但真的會令人難忘 還有好多鏡頭的畫面感都好好 主角在滑冰、在湖面上吹小號、在冰面上跳舞等等 無處不讓人會心一笑 也許我們都是這樣 城市總是太快了 每個人都勒緊脖子 喘不過氣 生怕自己慢別人一步 就會被永遠的丟在後面 所以嚮往鄉下 嚮往遺世而獨立的地方 追求平靜 追求安寧的淨土 但好像沒有多少人敢像主角一樣 真的拋棄一切 來到西伯利亞的森林中 居住在貝加爾湖畔的小木屋 感受大自然的餽贈 親身體驗安靜是甚麼
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這部介於公路電影、紀錄片跟舞台劇的電影令人想一看再看。 凍住的湖面、捉摸不定的森林即便起了暴風雪也擁有某種強大的寧靜，波瀾不驚的表層底下，鋪陳出一種莫名的緊張感，貫穿整部電影。 情感細膩，表述直接，對話不多，透過銀幕卻很能觸發觀眾情感，看完有一種跟著男主角一起歸零的清淨。 或許導演想帶大家一起探討: 氣候嚴寒的森林裡，人與人之間貌似疏離的親暱，和現代社會表面互動頻繁，實際上空洞疏離的人際關係，何者為真呢？
✈️ 開工鬱悶最佳解方！ 即使沒辦法出門玩，也能跟著電影來趟深度旅行 ▍編輯推薦片單【喧囂後的療癒遠行】 ▍片單線上看 ☞ https://bit.ly/3HGPEkH 不丹、伊斯坦堡、北海道、西伯利亞.......跟著片中主角一同遠行，不管是尋找什麼或逃離什麼，讓它們引領你踏上不曾想像的旅程，走進不曾到過的國度。
【喧囂後的療癒遠行】線上影展 - Giloo紀實影音｜電影線上看1:03:25 「 來到這裡，像是重獲新生。 無比快樂。 在這裡⋯⋯ 我切切實實地感覺自己活著。 」 接著是主角一個人在冰天雪地裡自在遨遊地獨自溜冰，背景是貝加爾湖畔絕佳的銀白雪景，搭配著一段令人心神遨遊的音樂。
1:26:44 我原本怕他不回去或不能回去了
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【新片上架】貝加爾湖隱居札記 改編自席爾凡戴松原作，21世紀的《阿拉斯加之死》 在這喧囂的世界，一個人到西伯利亞森林住半年。 只有在森林裡才能疏離一切瑣事， 與時間好好算一筆舊帳。 ▍貝加爾湖隱居札記 ▍In the Forests of Siberia ▍Safy Nebbou｜法國｜2016｜99 min ▍全片線上看 ☞ https://bit.ly/3CSeonn
貝加爾湖隱居札記：在這喧囂的世界，一個人到西伯利亞森林住半年 - 正版電影線上看｜Giloo紀實影音“When life hits a low, just say: I’m heading out.” Bhutan, Istanbul, Hokkaido, Siberia...Follow the protagonists in these films as they set off—whether in search of something, or simply trying to escape. Let their journeys lead you into unfamiliar lands and unexpected moments. As the new year begins, take a step away from the noise. Give yourself the gift of a healing journey—a chance to reset, rediscover, and roam free.
The word “Take Off” carries dozens of meanings—departure, revelation, flight, transformation. Depending on context, it shifts and expands, just like life itself, which rarely conforms to a single shape. We’ve selected ten films, each capturing a different form of transformation. Some tell stories of letting go—of setting off alone on a pilgrimage or retreating into the solitude of the forest. Others follow companions on creative journeys, documenting their explorations along the way. Some films bring us back to the uncertainty of a world shaken by a virus—where vaccines and rapid tests posed impossible questions, and the path forward in a post-pandemic world came without instructions. In these moments, a bit of fantasy in the everyday—or a drink-fueled moment of self-reflection—might just offer clarity. And the journey of transformation doesn’t end with life itself. What do we leave behind? What do we carry with us? Eventually, we arrive at heaven’s door—and perhaps, rebirth.
"Anthropocene" is a collaborative production by the Art Gallery of Ontario, the National Gallery of Canada, and Italy's MAST Foundation in Bologna. It utilizes breathtaking images, films, and immersive experiences to convey humanity's impact on the Earth. The exhibition features works co-created by internationally renowned photographer Edward Burtynsky and acclaimed documentary filmmakers Jennifer Baichwal and Nicholas de Pencier. In addition to its exhibition in Canada, the show toured Italy, Sweden, the Netherlands, and Argentina from 2020-2023. This touring exhibition in Taiwan marks the first time that local artists Chi Po-lin, Yang Shun-fa, Lucas, and Lu Yu-jui have been included, collectively exploring the impact of the "Anthropocene" on the planet and re-examining the relationship between human-made landscapes, geological changes, and natural ecosystems.
Answer the call of instinct—leave behind the trivialities of daily life and embark on a pilgrimage of encounters with nature and literary exploration. On these journeys of adventure, where limits are tested and boundaries redefined, the soul is transformed. These inseparable life experiences continue to inspire others to move toward distant light. As we listen to their stories, may we too be moved to shoulder our backpacks—and set out to meet a new version of ourselves.