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导演: Chantal Akerman / Pedro Costa / Vicente Ferraz / 王兵 / Apichatpong Weerasethakul

制片国家/地区: 葡萄牙
上映日期: 2007-06-16 >更多
又名: State of the World

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　　Six directors, six regards on the state of the world. Their cross over creates a new space for a dynamic and radical inquisitive reflection, a space to defy the future.
　　A group of people is in a boat travelling along Mekong River that stretches along the Thai-Laos border. They are running against the wind, anticipating a farewell. In the middle of the river, the lady head of th... (展开全部) 　　Six directors, six regards on the state of the world. Their cross over creates a new space for a dynamic and radical inquisitive reflection, a space to defy the future.
　　A group of people is in a boat travelling along Mekong River that stretches along the Thai-Laos border. They are running against the wind, anticipating a farewell. In the middle of the river, the lady head of the family casts the ashes off into the stream. (Luminous People)
　　After several years spent sailing in the magnificent but polluted Guanabara Bay, Germano and his crew decide to fish in other waters. Despite their small boat and old motor, they set sail for the high seas. (Germano)
　　Set in the basement of an apartment building, the day to day life of a security guard is punctuated by the narrative of his journey from the mountains of Nepal, to the Deccan Plateau of Bangalore city, India. (One Way)
　　The modern China. On a bright sunny day, in a building site, an industrial complex is being deconstructed. The night falls. The ruins of the factory are empty and silent. The phantoms appeared, voices heard, telling their stories... (Brutality Factory)
　　Tarrafal: territory on the island of Santiago in Cape Verde where, in 1936, Portugal created a concentration camp for political prisoners. This colony was known as the "camp of slow death". (Tarrafal)
　　An extraordinary line-up of international directors - including Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Chantal Akerman and Pedro Costa - contribute to this ambitious and layered omnibus project, funded by Portugal's Gulbenkian Foundation in celebration of its 50th anniversary, and co-produced by Noémie Mendelle of the Scottish Documentary Insititute. Six visually and tonally diverse portraits of changing communities, displaced people and shifting cityscapes emphasise not only the range of lifestyles and environments across the planet, but also the sheer spectrum of expressive tools that cinema can offer. From Weerasethakul's mesmerizing, dreamy opener, to Wang Bing's punishing account of torture in China and Costa's wonderful web of ancestral myth, this is a lush, thought-provoking package.
　　1. LUMINOUS PEOPLE. A boat travelling up the Mekong River carries a group of people preparing for a farewell. In the middle of the river, the mother of the family casts ashes into the water.
　　2. GERMANO. Leaving behind the polluted waters of Guanabara Bay, Germano and his crew decide to fish in the high seas, despite their small boat and old motor.
　　3. ONE WAY. The daily life of a security guard is punctuated by meories of his journey from the mountains of Nepal to Banagalore in India.
　　4. BRUTALITY FACTORY. On a building site in modern China, an industrial complex is being demolished. Among the ruins, phantoms appear, telling their stories.
　　5. TARRAFAL. Tarrafal, on the island of Santiago, Cape Verde, was the site where Portugal, in 1936, set up a concentration camp for political prisoners.
　　6. TOMBEEE DE NUIT SUR SHANGHAI. Mona Lisa takes an ambiguous pleasure in joining a cartoon with American 1970s music.
　　State of the World (O Estado do Mundo)
　　Runtime: 105 min
　　Country: Portugal
　　Language: Portuguese / Thai / Nepali / Mandarin / French
　　Color: Color
　　Company: Fundacao Calouste Gulbenkian
　　Directed by
　　Chantal Akerman (segment "Tombee de nuit sur Shanghai")
　　Pedro Costa (segment "Tarrafal")
　　Vicente Ferraz (segment "Germano")
　　Bing Wang (segment "Brutality Factory")
　　Apichatpong Weerasethakul (segment "Luminous People")
　　Ayisha Abraham (segment "One Way")
　　Writing credits
　　Antonio Pinto Ribeiro idea
　　Bing Wang
　　Produced by
　　Luis Correia .... producer
　　Lihong K. .... producer: Brutality Factory
　　Isabel Martinez .... producer
　　Noe Mendelle .... associate producer (as Noemie Mendelle)
　　Sound Department
　　Akritchalerm Kalayanamitr .... sound designer (segment "Luminous People")
　　David Lassalle .... sound editor
　　Hugo Leitao .... sound mixer
　　Branko Neskov .... sound mixer
　　Eduardo Pop .... sound editor　　