纪录片自媒体解说素材-新闻动态参考-路易斯·霍索特（Louis Hothot）开设IDFA的“四次旅行”；国际比赛阵容揭示了/Louis Hothothot’s ‘Four Journeys’ to Open IDFA; International Competition Lineup Revealed
https://cdn.6867.top:6867/A1A/hddoc/news/2022/07/0503/5312ymk0b14umo2.jpg路易斯·霍索特（Louis Hothot）开设IDFA的“四次旅行”；国际比赛阵容揭示了
Louis Hothothot’s ‘Four Journeys’ to Open IDFA; International Competition Lineup Revealed
路易斯·霍索特（Louis Hothot）的专题首次亮相“四次旅行”将开放第34届国际纪录片电影节阿姆斯特丹（IDFA），该电影节也揭示了国际竞争计划的阵容以及其他部分。破坏性的影响对单童政策的中国家庭。霍索特（Hothotot）出生于“非法”第二个孩子，当局严厉惩罚他的父母。导演迫使他的父母在电影中面对他们的创伤过去。从11月17日至28日开始，该音乐节中有80多个国家的共有264个冠军。艺术总监奥尔瓦·尼拉比亚（Orwa Nyrabia）说，这些电影向我们展示了“艺术自由，勇气和与世界的互动如何有多种不同的语言，风格和观点。”他补充说：“纪录片领域已被确认为一种未来的艺术形式，毫无公开地开放，多样化和不断发展。”阵容包括几位电影制片人的最新作品，他们的以前电影赢得了好评。 Sergei Loznitsa，他的“ Babi Yar。 “背景”今年在戛纳电影节中作为特殊放映，并在2018年获得了戛纳“ Un Donbass”的指挥奖。 Landsbergis”是一部关于立陶宛的电影，从1989年到1991年，它脱离了苏联。 Saeed Taji Farouky，他于2015年在柏林纳尔（Berlinale）获得了全景观众奖，并以“ Tell Spring Not To Your To Your To Your来年”获得了“一千次大火”。这部电影是在缅甸拍摄的，看着那些换了农作物种植的人，因为他们手工从地面上抽油。卡玛尔·艾哈迈德·西蒙（Kamar Ahmad Simon），他获得了2012年的“ Shunte Ki Pao！”的CinémaDuRéel奖，并在IDFA参加了“ Aft Aft Aft Aft Aft Mark”的比赛，该奖项的重点是从孟加拉国首都航行的百年历史桨船的乘客和机组人员达卡（Dhaka.Sususana de Sousa Dias）与“ 48”的团队与安斯加·舍费尔（Ansgar Schaefer）一起参加“阳光之旅”。这部电影看着第二次世界大战后从奥地利派遣的5,000名儿童与葡萄牙的寄宿家庭在一起，因此他们可以从战争暴力中恢复过来。功能“我们永远不会死”，屏幕“愉悦”。这部电影集中在阿根廷乡村的一所农业学院的儿童中心。克劳丁·鲍里（Claudine Bories）和帕特里斯·查纳德（Patrice Chagnard）执导的“韦德特”（Vedette）以一头母牛为中心，该母牛是瑞士阿尔卑斯山山谷的“女王”。鲍里（Bories）与查格纳德（Chagnard）一起获得了1981年的“朱丽叶（JulietteduCôtédesHommes）”的CinémaduRéel奖，后者赢得了“ Quelque Chose de l'Arbre，Du Fleuve et du Cri du peuple”的赢得。他们之前在2009年共同合作了“ Arrivals”，2014年的“游戏规则”和2019年的“ Nous，Le Peuple”。Aliona van der Horst在2008年以“ Boris Ryzhy”在IDFA赢得的Aliona van der Horst以“ Boris Ryzhy”的身份获胜。将您的身体变成阳光。” The电影讲述了塔塔尔裔人物的苏联士兵的故事，他在第二次世界大战期间被纳粹俘虏。首次亮相主任的电影中的电影包括Ketevan Kapanadze的“房间的感受”，位于佐治亚州Kutaisi。这部电影遵循一支女子足球队，构成了一群女性和非二进制酷儿人的心脏。首次亮相的另一个功能是越南的Diem Ha Le的“雾气之子”。这以DI为中心，这是一个来自越南北部雾蒙蒙的山脉的12岁女孩。她属于苗族，这是一个少数族裔，女孩在很小的时候就结婚。马里出生的电影制片人SeydouCissé的“ Taamaden”跟随许多西班牙移民在西班牙谋生，在马里的巴卡里（Bakary），正在为新尝试到达\u200b\u200b欧洲的新尝试。故事片制片人带来了“我们要去哪里”，它看着居住在莫斯科地铁走廊的人们。阵容中的ER电影包括Giovanni Buccomino的“革命之后”，大约有两个兄弟姐妹在2011年在利比亚革命的对立面。伊万·莫拉·曼萨诺（Ivan Mora Manzano）的“恩查奎拉多斯（Enchaquirados）海滩”，讲述了厄瓜多尔一个渔村中的一个跨性别妇女；Qinyuan Lei的“逃跑的人就是幽灵”，大约有两个年轻的姐妹，他们在深圳的电子市场上度过了一天的日子，也宣布了这些电影的电影和跨部门奖。它还介绍了为IDFA Doclab竞争的身临其境和互动艺术品，以及IDFA Doclab竞争数字讲故事的竞赛。
Louis Hothothot's feature debut "Four Journeys" will open the 34th edition of the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA), which also revealed the lineup of the International Competition program, as well as other sections.
"Four Journeys" is a personal film about the destructive influence on a Chinese family of the one-child policy. Hothothot was born as an “illegal” second child, and the authorities punished his parents harshly. The director forces his parents to confront their traumatic past in the film.
A total of 264 titles from more than 80 countries play in the festival, which runs from Nov. 17-28. Artistic director Orwa Nyrabia said the films show us “how artistic freedom, courage and engagement with the world come in many different languages, styles, and viewpoints.” He added: “The documentary field is being confirmed as a future-proof art form that is unapologetically open, diverse and continuously developing.”
The International Competition lineup includes the latest works of several filmmakers who have earned acclaim for their previous films.
Sergei Loznitsa, whose "Babi Yar. Context" played in Cannes this year as a Special Screening, and won the directing prize in Cannes' Un Certain Regard section for "Donbass" in 2018, brings "Mr. Landsbergis," a film about Lithuania from 1989 to 1991 as it broke away from the Soviet Union.
Saeed Taji Farouky, who won the Panorama Audience Award at the Berlinale in 2015 with "Tell Spring Not to Come This Year," now delivers "A Thousand Fires." The film was shot in Myanmar, and looks at people who have swapped crop cultivation for selling the oil they pump from the ground by hand.
Kamar Ahmad Simon, who won the Cinéma du Réel Award for 2012's "Shunte Ki Pao!," competes at IDFA with "Day After...", which focuses on the passengers and crew of a century-old paddle steamer that sails from the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka.
Susana de Sousa Dias, who won at Cinéma du Réel and Jihlava in 2010 with "48," teams with Ansgar Schaefer on "Journey to the Sun." The film looks at the 5,000 children who were sent from Austria to stay with host families in Portugal after World War II, so they could recover from the violence of war.
Eduardo Crespo, who competed for the Golden Seashell at San Sebastian in 2020 with fiction feature "We Will Never Die," screens "The Delights." The film centers on children attending an agricultural college in the Argentine countryside.
"Vedette," directed by Claudine Bories and Patrice Chagnard, centers on a cow who’s the “queen” of her valley in the Swiss Alps. Bories won the Cinéma du Réel Award for "Juliette du côté des hommes" in 1981, alongside Chagnard, who won for "Quelque chose de l'arbre, du fleuve et du cri du peuple." They previously worked together on "The Arrivals" in 2009, "Rules of the Game" in 2014 and "Nous, le peuple" in 2019.
Aliona van der Horst, who won at IDFA with "Boris Ryzhy" in 2008, returns with "Turn Your Body to the Sun." The film tells the story of a Soviet soldier of Tatar descent who was captured by the Nazis during World War II.
Films in competition from debut feature directors include Ketevan Kapanadze's "How the Room Felt," set in the Georgian city of Kutaisi. The film follows a women’s soccer team that constitutes the heart of a group of female and non-binary queer people.
Another feature debut is "Children of the Mist" by Vietnam's Diem Ha Le. This centers on Di, a 12-year-old girl from the mist-shrouded mountains of northern Vietnam. She belongs to the Hmong, an ethnic minority in which girls get married at a very young age.
“Taamaden,” by Mali-born filmmaker Seydou Cissé, follows a number of West African immigrants who are making a living in Spain, and Bakary in Mali, who is preparing for a new attempt to reach Europe.
Ruslan Fedotow, another first-time feature filmmaker, brings "Where Are We Headed," which looks at the people who inhabit the corridors of the Moscow metro.
Other films in the lineup include Giovanni Buccomino's "After a Revolution," about two siblings on opposing side of the 2011 revolution in Libya; Ivan Mora Manzano's "The Beach of Enchaquirados," about a trans woman in a fishing village in Ecuador; and Qinyuan Lei's "The One Who Runs Away Is the Ghost," about two young sisters who while away their days at an electronics market in Shenzhen.
IDFA also announced the films for the Envision Competition and cross-section awards. It also presented the immersive and interactive artworks selected for the IDFA DocLab Competition for Immersive Non-Fiction, and the IDFA DocLab Competition for Digital Storytelling.
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谢谢楼主分享，发现宝藏了。 感谢分享，下载收藏了。最喜欢高清纪录片了。
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