This thursday, Xiao Xitian is about to usher in this month's blockbuster event, and France's popular young student Vincent Lacoste will meet with the audience and friends after the screening of "Amanda", adding a little youthful atmosphere to Xiao Xitian.
Starring Vincent Lacoste and our charming sister, Stasi Martin, director Michael Ace won best picture in the main competition section of the Tokyo International Film Festival and best picture in the horizon section of the Venice Film Festival.
We seem to be returning to the theme of Summer Inspiration again. Twenty-year-old "dreamer" David will have to face his family responsibilities, and the life changes brought about by the terrorist attacks will allow him to discover a new adult world through Amanda.
At the age of fourteen, Vincent Lacost was discovered by his mentor Riyadh Sadhu to collaborate on the film "The French Boy of Adolescence", whose works include Lolo and Hippocrates. Last year's Cannes " Like, Kiss, Run " has also become the love bible after "Call Me by Your Name" .
Wenders film screenings continue to arrive, and Wenders' unfiltered film "Friends of America," which was not screened in May, is finally about to meet with you. It explores what worries the dying have, and at the same time, Jonathan and The Mafia Tom, who think they are seriously ill, both fable Wenders' favorite concept of "American relations", which has a subtle connection with "The State of Things" and "Reverse Angle".
Several works that have not lost popularity in the first round will continue to be screened this week, so don't miss it.
The first is Wenders' most famous film, Paris, Texas, an unconventional road movie that tells the story of Travis. Deeply influenced by American road movies, Wenders repeatedly sends his protagonist on an Odyssey-like journey, and re-embeds his depiction of American cinema permeating European culture into the story' signs.
This is followed by two documentaries, "The Tale of The Living of Lux" and "Salt of the Earth". The former, led by Wenders, led by a small film team, traveled to Havana with rock pioneer Ray Cooder. Wenders entered the world of Cuban music with longtime best friend Lys Cooder, who was also the music producer of Paris, Texas, leaving behind poetic images of this group of Cuban musicians.
The latter traces the life and creative career of Brazilian photographer Sebastian Salgado, who traces the changing footprints of humanity and witnesses international conflicts, hunger, expulsion and suffering. He pays tribute to the beauty of our planet by unearthing pristine landforms, wildlife and magnificent landscapes.
And Lost In Angels, a work with the word Angel that harks back to a neighborhood in Los Angeles, is a consistently powerful reflection on war: 9/11 awakens ghosts of the past and activates traumatic memories of war. Michelle Williams' good and noble idealistic figure outlines another perspective of wenders' ordinary people.
In the screening part of Konishi's film, when the documentary "Ryuichi Sakamoto: Finale" is about to be released through the National Arts Federation, you may wish to take a look at "Ryuichi Sakamoto: Asynchronous" to try it out first.
In contrast to "Coda", which refers to the final paragraph of a movement that emphasizes the termination effect - "Ryuichi Sakamoto, who has a craftsman's spirit, will 'fishing sounds' in extremely cold places, and will wear a plastic bucket on his head into the rain to listen to the sound of raindrops hitting", "Async" focuses on the creative daily life of the new album "async" after eight years, and pursues the essence of music more extremely.
Since June, we have been preparing for the celebration of the 70th anniversary of the founding of New China until the end of the year, and this week's major planning has finally begun with the keyword of "Chinese face". First of all, we will focus on "people", follow the individual life and work experience, and observe the connection between the production and construction of new China and personal struggle.
The most important protagonist of these life stories is the most basic ordinary people, and different occupations constitute all aspects of this society, such as the female staff in "Nurse's Diary" and "Female Barber" (all starring Wang Danfeng), who together form a group portrait of historical composers.
Just after June 1st, the topic of children continued. Co-directed by Cui Wei and Ouyang Hongying, "Little Soldier Zhang Ga" takes children as the main narrative line and becomes one of the most important anti-war genre films in the "Seventeen Years" period, completing the task of home-country isomorphism in a vivid and smooth story and mirror.
The national film part is still wonderful. Xiao Xitian Hall will screen the high-scoring documentary "Four Springs", and director Lu Qingyi will focus on "the life of my parents, the daily life of the street, the exchanges of neighbors, and the fields and fields, which are very daily and ordinary things for me." In the documentary section this week, the panoramic documentary "Burning Images", which was scanned and sorted by the archives of more than 500 documentary films from the Anti-Japanese War period, shows the arduous years of the War of Resistance Against Japan experienced by the Chinese nation from 1931 to 1945.
The academic screening of the outer film in the small hall brought You Godard's "Do Whatever You Want", Laszlo Nemesh's "Son of Thor", Baiziwan Yuho Kuosmann's "Ollie's Happiest Day", And Kore-eda's "Deeper Than the Sea".
The long-term screening part of the young director New Power Art Film arranged Xin Yukun's "Labyrinth of Hearts", Wan Ma Tse-dan's "Tharlo", Jia Zhangke's "Mountains and Rivers", and Zheng Dasheng's "Village Drama".