Taskovski挑选IDFA比赛的竞争者“将您的身体变成太阳”（独家）
Taskovski Picks Up IDFA Competition Contender ‘Turn Your Body to the Sun’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Taskovski电影已经挑选了“将您的身体变成太阳”，该电影在世界顶级纪录片电影节之一的IDFA国际比赛部分中首映。另一部由销售机构“家庭射线照片”代表的电影，在去年的节日中获得了最佳长篇纪录片。苏联塔塔尔战俘。第二次世界大战后，他被送往斯大林的残酷营地之一，在那里对一个不知名女孩的爱成为他的救赎。六十年后，他的女儿萨娜（Sana）追踪了她沉默的父亲的道路。Sana试图了解是什么使他成为了她小时候认识的男人，他的日记，各种个人和公共档案馆以及登记处。当她陪伴女儿旅途中时，电影制片人挖掘了电影档案，以找到数百万苏联士兵的痕迹但被排除在战争的叙事之外。“把你的身体变成太阳”由docmakersvan der horst的最后一部电影《爱是马铃薯》（Love Is Protaes）提供Golden Calf Award是2018年荷兰电影制作的最高奖项。她的电影“ Boris Ryzhy”赢得了2008年的IDFA Mid Lengle竞赛奖。她的电影围绕着关于普通百姓的生活如何受到大型历史活动的塑造的问题，经常集中精力在她出生的俄罗斯上。文德·霍斯特（Van der Horst）评论说：“我坚信俄罗斯未解决的过去强烈决定了现在。我以前的电影《爱是马铃薯》，涉及斯大林对农民的不人道待遇以及我自己的农民家族的代际创伤。在我的新电影《将你的身体变成太阳》中，我看了俄罗斯历史的另一部分：第二次世界大战囚犯的命运，但总是着眼于历史影响现在的方式。他一生中从未谈论过这种命运 - 很难找到这种压倒性，创伤经历的话，苏联的心理恐怖使他有机会大声疾呼。在《大国战》的叙述中，第二次世界大战在俄罗斯被称为俄罗斯，人们对普通人的震惊，令人恐惧的战争和劳动营的经历几乎没有地方。纪录片制片人由室内派。 Roomans拥有20年的荷兰制作和国际联合制作的经验。最近的作品和制作中的电影包括Yan Ting Yuen和Robert Kosters的“第八天”，Suzanne Raes的“民主之心”，Sanne Rovers的“疯狂日”，玛丽亚·拉莫斯（Maria Ramos）的“正义”（在共同制作中与Gebrueder Beetz），PE的“停放的生活”Ter Triest（与Savage电影共同制作），Rosa Ruth Boesten的“ Light of Light of Light”（与一个故事合作）。TaskovskiFilms首席执行官Irena Taskovski说：“我们被告诉永恒的精湛技巧所吸引人类的故事陷入了战争的动荡之中，陷入了善与恶之间的叙事之间，并被谴责为沉默和遗忘。我们很乐意与如此强大的女导演和出色的纪录片集体合作，其电影具有强大的销售潜力，从我们面前仍然引起共鸣的独特私密故事。”如此强大的电影。成为他们屡获殊荣的冠军目录的一部分是很好的。”“将您的身体变成太阳”是与NTR共同制作的，并与Südwestrundfunk合作。它得到了荷兰电影基金，荷兰电影制作激励措施，NPO基金，COBO，AFK和AFK和Wilhelmina E. Jansenfonds。
Taskovski Films has picked up “Turn Your Body to the Sun,” which world premieres in the International Competition section of IDFA, one of the world’s top documentary film festivals. Another film represented by the sales agency, “Radiograph of a Family,” won Best Feature-Length Documentary Award at last year’s festival.
“Turn Your Body to the Sun,” directed by Dutch filmmaker Aliona van der Horst, tells the story of a Soviet Tatar prisoner of war. After World War II, he is sent to one of Stalin’s brutal camps where the love for an unknown girl becomes his salvation. Sixty years later his daughter Sana is tracing the path of her silent father.
Sana tries to understand what made him the man she knew as a child, through his diaries, various personal and public archives, and registries. As she accompanies the daughter in her journey, the filmmaker excavates film archives, to find traces of those millions of Soviet soldiers who were caught in the fire of dictators fighting, who were there but were left out of the narrative of the war.
Van der Horst’s last film, “Love Is Potatoes,” a first-person doc that deals with post-memory in contemporary Russia, won the Golden Calf Award, the top prize in Dutch filmmaking, in 2018. Her film “Boris Ryzhy” won the IDFA Mid Length Competition Award in 2008. Her films revolve around the question of how ordinary people's lives are shaped by big historical events, often focusing on Russia, where she was born.
Van der Horst commented: “I am convinced that Russia’s unresolved past strongly determines the present. My previous film, ‘Love Is Potatoes,’ dealt with Stalin’s inhuman treatment of the peasants and the resulting intergenerational traumas of my own peasant family. In my new film ‘Turn Your Body to the Sun’ I take a look at another part of Russian history: The fate of the World War II prisoners of war, but always with an eye to the ways in which history influences the present.
“Sana Valiulina, the film’s protagonist, had a father who suffered an impossible fate. He never spoke about this fate during his life – it’s hard to find words for such overwhelming, traumatic experiences, and the Soviet Union’s psychological terror denied him the chance to speak out. In the narrative of the Great National War, as World War II is called in Russia, there is still little place for the common man’s shocking, horrifying experience of war and labor camps.”
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The film is produced by Ilja Roomans at Docmakers, a collective of documentary filmmakers led by Roomans.
Roomans has 20 years of experience producing both Dutch productions and international co-productions. Recent work and films in production include “On Day Eight” by Yan Ting Yuen and Robert Kosters, “Heart of Democracy” by Suzanne Raes, “Crazy Days” by Sanne Rovers, “Justice Under Suspicion” by Maria Ramos (in co-production with Gebrueder Beetz), “A Parked Life” by Peter Triest (in co-production with Savage Film), “Master of Light” by Rosa Ruth Boesten (in collaboration with One Story Up).
Taskovski Films CEO Irena Taskovski said: "We have been attracted by the masterful skill of telling the eternal story of human-beings who got caught in the turmoil of war, stuck between the narratives of good and evil and condemned to silence and oblivion. We are happy to collaborate with such a powerful female director and amazing Docmakers collective whose films have strong sales potential, finding unique intimate stories from the past that still resonate in our presence."
Roomans said: "We feel Taskovski Films is the perfect match for such a strong film. It is good to be part of their radiant catalog of award-winning titles."
“Turn Your Body to the Sun” was produced in co-production with NTR, and in co-operation with Südwestrundfunk. It is supported by The Netherlands Film Fund, The Netherlands Film Production Incentive, NPO Fund, CoBO, AFK and Wilhelmina E. Jansenfonds.
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