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The "Celebrating the 70th Anniversary of the Founding of the People's Republic of China" will arrange a total of 10 screenings this month with "Ideological Change" as the keyword. The subtle and profound ideological changes in the changing times have been captured and recorded through the lens of generations of filmmakers. Through a number of popular films, this theme reviews the series of reform, opening ups and ideological changes that Chinese society has experienced from urban to rural, from individuals to countries.
Directed by Zheng Junli, "Between Us husband and wife" vividly and pungently depicts the conflict between a husband and wife from different classes, showing the ideological and conceptual changes of peasants and intellectuals in the early liberation period.
"No. 5 Garden Street" watches the rise and fall of society through the changes of a bungalow, and outlines the official scenery in the early days of reform and opening up with two characters with different personalities.
"The Day I Left Lei Feng" focuses on how Lei Feng changed the core of the national spirit, abandoning the heroic way of writing and building it into the image of ordinary people.
In his debut film "The Court on Horseback", Liu Jie began to depict the story of the border of Yunnan, exploring the law and the game of people's hearts in a documentary style in the context of rural law popularization.
The small hall reflects Yan Xueshu's "Wild Mountain" and Huang Jianxin's "Black Cannon Incident", the former is an exploration of emotional relations in the wave of reform, and the latter is a black humor experimental work.
In the Baiziwan section, Lu Xiaoya's "Hot Love" tells the frontier story of the reform of the special economic zone; "Yamaha Fish Stall" is full of the atmosphere of the market of street trading; "Male and Female Directors" has a full comedy flavor due to gender dislocation; "Good Big Pair of Sheep" is a bureaucratic grassroots ecological appearance.
For more information, please poke: November Screening | The theme unit of "Ideological Change" was screened
This month after the "1949" vintage, "Classics of the Collection" chose to use "comedy" as the keyword, bringing a total of 4 screenings to everyone.
Probably the best satirical comedy in Chinese cinema, "The Crow and the Sparrow", directed by Zheng Junli and written by Chen Baichen, has a smooth and lively plot that portrays the sad and joyful life of Shanghai's low-level citizens.
The small hall arranged a neuro-comedy "Fake Phoenix" starring Li Lihua and Shi Hui, a love sketch "Long Live the Wife" directed by Sang Arc and written by Zhang Ailing, and a satirical farce "Homecoming Diary".
This month, we use the special topic "The Texture of Poetry: The Poetic Expression of Wu Yigong's Works and Films" to review the creative career of director Wu Yigong, remember him through the screen, and systematically sort out the works of the fourth generation of poetic films for everyone.
Wu Yigong's first "Our Little Flower Cat" created as a director and perhaps his most famous work "Seongnam Old Things" were screened consecutively, with a childlike eye to see through the essence of the times, and the faint sadness is a gentle display of the "scars" with a very metaphor.
Co-produced with Wu Yonggang, "Bashan Night Rain" will show a restored version, reflecting on it in an emotional and sensual form, forming a groundbreaking poetic film style.
The small hall will arrange a total of 9 works for everyone, including "Little Flower", "Sunrise", "Que Li Ren Ren", "Wait until the mountains are full of autumn leaves", "Sister", "Spring in Autumn", "The Tribulations of Youth", "Little Street" and "Good Family Women".
For more information, please poke: Did you know that China once had a great era of poetry and film?
The "Special Screening" will continue to present the first color documentary film jointly produced by the Soviet Union and China, "Liberated China", directed by Sergei Gerasimov.
"Silver Sea Theatre" continues to take "classic love dramas since the new China" as a clue, bringing you four popular opera movies such as "Roselle", "Dream of the Red Chamber", "Cowherd Weaver Girl" and "Flower as a Medium" at a fixed time every week.
In the outer film part, this month is beyond your imagination, in addition to our regular "master works" and "literary and artistic essence", there are also intensive screenings of classic works.
In addition, in addition to the following special planning for everyone to introduce, there are big tricks to hold back, so stay tuned to our follow-up information!
To commemorate the greatest "1994" in the history of cinema, we have specially selected the "Tricolor Feature" to bring you Krzystovsky Kieslowski's "Blue, White and Red Trilogy", which was screened in two rounds for a total of 6 performances.
"Blue" refers to sorrow, but also to freedom. The film about death and life is perhaps one of Juliet Binoche's best performances, and has been described as "you find yourself floating in a bubble and gazing at its abyssal beauty".
"White" is an interesting contrast to "Blue", which tells a calculation and revenge of love, with a slightly vague, fantastical narrative with a Louis Mahler style.
"Red" is a wonderful puzzle piece of the universe, it tells how people meet, how they fall in love, how they live. It's perhaps the most beautiful of the trilogy, with photographer Piotel Sobosinski artfully blending light and color.
"Brilliant Epic" will bring you 5 screenings, the department classic, absolutely sold out in seconds. Such a blockbuster list can only be seen during the film festival.
Gone with the Wind will be screened in a 4K version, approaching a 4-hour blockbuster. A glorious year in Hollywood history swept the Academy Awards in the fiercest competition. This time there will be a 4k version.
Directed by Mikhail Karatozov, I Am Cuba has been called "the highest state of poetic cinema" and is also a revolutionary anthem. This time there will be a 4k version.
Directed by Milos Foreman, a heavyweight master of the Czech New Wave, Mozart is a mixture of black humor and a sharp examination of everyday life.
The representative of the "Grand Film" David Lane's "Lawrence of Arabia" projects the sunset of the entire British Empire with a character's trek in the slow yellow sand. This time there will be a 4k version.
And to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Stanley Kubrick's death, barry Linden was screened, and the legendary large-aperture lens and classicist temperament made this film, which lasted more than 3 hours, one of his most important works.
In addition to Barry Linden, we will also bring Kubrick's early super work "Killer" in the "Masterpiece Works" section, and the multi-perspective, multi-clue narrative and character setting of the film noir have given unlimited inspiration to later filmmakers.
The "Masterpieces" also arranged two works from Japan but different eras, Masaki Kobayashi's great and profound "Cut belly", written by Shinobu Hashimoto and starring Tatsuya Nakayo, and Hirokazu Kore-eda's "Miracle", which as always, set warm eyes on children.
The Baizi Bay part is the Kusturica "Underground" that we are all very familiar with, but still sold out for the second time.
The "Essence of Literature and Art" section was screened this month in Xiaoxitian and Baiziwan for everyone to present a total of 18 screenings.
"We Are All Wooden Men" unfolds through the perspective of the game teenager, focusing on the teenagers of contemporary urban society with the mode of RPG games and the video style of collage and quick cut;
"Outstanding Citizen" shows a place and group burdened by fame and falsehood through the contradiction between the Nobel Laureate and his wild homeland that he cannot return to;
Futuristic Congress, which uses live-action combined animation, is adapted from a futuristic novel, and the colorful and exaggerated surrealism echoes the free-spirited style of 30 years.
Starring Greta Gerweger, Francis Ha is clumsy but cheerful, weird but gentle, always wanting to dance and do crazy things. This somewhat melancholy but energetic film is reminiscent of Woody Allen in black and white images. The Film Archive offers its first dedication.
Japanese film master Yasuhei Oguri's "Thorn of Death" tells how to spend and save a marriage in the post-war social space, but no matter how much it costs, they have always been in a nightmare. The almost dark shooting environment and dreamlike tone make it full of oppressive atmosphere. The Film Archive offers its first dedication.
Ken Lodge's The Wind Blows the Wheat Wave, which focuses on the ethnic conflict in Ireland, recreates the real experience of a special period in the local history;
Sam Mendes' Lehman Brothers Trilogy spans nearly two hundred years and spans three generations, telling the legendary epic of Lehman Brothers, a family business that changed the world, and is praised as "an unparalleled night, textbook acting" in nearly 4 hours. The Film Archive offers its first dedication.
"Happy Lazzaro" uses the audiovisual language of magical reality to prevent the naïve, angelic Lazzaro from being in the village environment and the city, with a certain poetic texture.
Baiziwan has prepared a very high-quality film for friends in the east.
"Mustang" features five sisters, whose breath of youth shows their power against the world, while "Little Forest Summer and Autumn" and "Winter and Spring" show the ultimate Japanese aesthetic lifestyle, starring Ai Hashimoto.
"Invisible Alliance" tells the story of the underground life of four Jewish youths who lived in anonymity during World War II, bringing a sense of reality as if crossing through the intertwining of documentary interviews and historical reproduction;
Ryusuke Hamaguchi's "Night and Day" adopts a narrative method that is eloquent, hovering between dreams and reality, giving a long and lingering aftertaste.
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