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改编自德国畅销小说。一名年轻女子克拉拉，日韩因为男友过世无法走出伤痛，日韩于是一直传简讯给他，未料男友的手机号码，已被一名体育记者马克在使用。两人就在阴错阳差的世界裡，开始产生了交会…
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改编自德国畅销小说。一名年轻女子克拉拉，日韩因为男友过世无法走出伤痛，日韩于是一直传简讯给他，未料男友的手机号码，已被一名体育记者马克在使用。两人就在阴错阳差的世界裡，开始产生了交会…
橘庆太
回复 :2069, ano talvez erótico - logo veremos - mas fatídico para um rei sem coroa. No seu leito de morte, uma canção antiga fá-lo rememorar árvores; um pinhal ardido e o tempo em que o desejo de ser bombeiro para libertar Portugal do flagelo dos incêndios, foi também o despontar de outro desejo. Então príncipe, Alfredo encontra Afonso. Com diferentes origens e diferentes cores de pele, encontram-se, socorrem-se e o léxico do abuso fica farrusco de desejo. Mas a exposição pública e as suas expectativas interpõem-se e Alfredo abraça um outro estado de prontidão para uma realidade improvável
黄静雅
回复 :本片改编自日本作家山田风太郎的同名巨著《甲贺忍法帖》。于2005年9月在日本上映，总投资达15亿日元。1614年德川家康主宰天下期间，两个长久以来处于敌对的忍者村落——伊贺与甲贺，为了维护和平，二方祖先便订立了约定，互不往来但定期比武决胜负。两个忍者村落的个别继承人胧（仲间由纪惠 饰）与弦之介（小田切让 饰）在偶然不知彼此身分之下相遇认识，进而坠入情网，但悲惨的宿命却正等候着他们两人。德川为了确实掌握政权，于是展开政治密谋，挑起两边村落间的冲突与对立，进而消灭对方的种族。此时胧与弦之介将被迫成为敌人，两人必须背负起家族使命展开决斗……
王艺霖
回复 :《自拍》是16岁的戴维德·比福尔科（DavideBifolco）一案的独特记录，他在特雷亚诺的那不勒斯（NeapolitanDistrictofTraiano）被一名宪兵射杀。为了了解一个经常被描绘成贫民区和“卡莫拉”据点的街区，以及戴维德死亡的情况，导演Agostino Ferrente寻找戴维德的朋友，并会见了Pietro和Alessandro。在这部电影的序言中，有人听到他在摄影机前问，“告诉我你的友谊”，这揭示了他对这个一贯合作的纪实小说项目的态度。他让孩子们带上手机和麦克风，把他们的日常生活记录成一部“自拍”电影，无论他们是骑着摩托车，在海滩上，和朋友一起玩，还是在厕所里。在一个自我戏剧化经常成为产品的时代，这是一种完美的形式。其结果是一幅令人印象深刻的拼贴画，无论是视觉上还是在电影的音轨上，都是关于青春期；关于你的背景决定你未来的生活；关于国家专制；关于愤怒和悲伤，但最重要的是，在一个坚韧统治的男性世界里，一段温柔的童年友谊。Selfie is a unique record of the case of 16-year-old Davide Bifolco, who was shot dead by a carabiniere in the Neapolitan district of Traiano. To understand a neighbourhood often portrayed as a ghetto and ‘Camorra’ stronghold, as well as the circumstances of Davide’s death, director Agostino Ferrente seeks out Davide’s friends and meets Pietro and Alessandro. In the film’s introduction he is heard asking off-camera, ‘tell me about your friendship’, which reveals his approach to this consistently collaborative documentary-fiction project. Equipping the boys with a mobile phone and a microphone, he asks them to document their everyday lives as a ‘selfie’ film, whether they are riding a scooter, at the beach, hanging out with friends or on the toilet. This turns out to be the perfect format in an age where self-dramatisation often becomes a product. The result is an impressive collage, both visually and in the film’s audio track, about adolescence; about lives where your background determines your future; about state despotism; about anger and grief, but above all about a tender boyhood friendship in a male world in which toughness reigns.
