Mindi World News
“Film is the fastest way to get to know a country.” Following the online film program “These Countries, Those Stories”, Mindi returns with six new selections—films that take you through city streets and speak the language of a nation’s soul. From a dashboard camera in Russia capturing everyday chaos, to a young girl in China growing up surrounded by the world’s plastic waste, to a moving art project unfolding in the quiet French countryside—each story may seem small, but it’s through these small moments that a country’s kaleidoscopic identity takes shape.
Author敏迪選讀原本只是一個上班族，2018年底受到1124公投的啟發，決定用LINE@作為媒介，以詼諧幽默的方式將自身觀察到的國際動態傳遞給身邊的人。2019年決定投入Podcast，並打造專屬APP，持續以文字和聲音的形式將國際新聞傳到每個台灣人手中。2021年底專訪台灣總統蔡英文，成為第一個專訪蔡英文的台灣Podcaster。 敏迪選讀的使命是讓每個人對國際新聞產生興趣，進而學會閱讀國際情勢，不再盲目做出生活或工作上的決策，免受無知和仇恨所害。
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Granny Project
The Road Movie
Faces Places
Plastic China
Another Round
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