纪录片自媒体解说素材-新闻动态参考-纪录片“ Vieux deNiafunké”将马里的Vieux FarkaTouré音乐带到屏幕/Documentary ‘Vieux de Niafunké’ Brings the Music of Mali’s Vieux Farka Touré to the Screen

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纪录片“ Vieux deNiafunké”将马里的Vieux FarkaTouré音乐带到屏幕

Documentary ‘Vieux de Niafunké’ Brings the Music of Mali’s Vieux Farka Touré to the Screen

非洲多乐器主义者阿里·法尔卡·图雷（Ali FarkaTouré）在2006年去世时已成为传奇。他的流派杂交音乐也在世界各地引起了海浪。音乐在新的纪录片“ Vieux deNiafunké”中庆祝，其中包括他一位热情的粉丝Matthew McConaughey的露面。“ [McConaughey]很高兴分享他的想法和他的故事，然后说话，然后说话。关于音乐传统被传给阿里的儿子维富（Vieux），然后有点关于马里文化。 。坎贝尔告诉《综艺》：“我是Vieux（FarkaTouré's）的忠实拥护者，已经多年了。” “多年来，我发展了一个关于拍摄文件的幻想Vieux FarkaTouré的Vieux FarkaTouré可能有一个可能有一个，而不仅仅能够了解他的音乐和他的过程以及更多的音乐文化。赢得格莱美奖的父亲，但这位年长的音乐家会偏爱他的儿子跟随家族血统，而不是追求音乐。但是在2006年他因癌症去世不久之前，阿里给了儿子的祝福追求音乐，甚至在他的同名首张专辑中也出现了。 VieuxFarkaTouré最初是马里国家学院的鼓手，他从2001年开始开发了吉他的诀窍。在过去的二十年中，他开发了一首广泛庆祝的唱片，涵盖了他父亲音乐的根源，同时纳入了Rock的元素，并结合了Rock元素的元素。拉丁音乐和其他非洲影响力。Campbell在2017年底开始拍摄“ Vieux deNiafunké”，这一过程持续了两年，随后是一年的后期制作。他当大流行时，他的团队完成了这部电影。“今年有节日和其他一切都很奇怪，所以我们决定不推动这条路，”制片人贾斯汀·斯拉萨（Justin Szlasa）说。 “我们正在向音乐迷们激活我们的营销，但也是非洲文化的粉丝……超越观众并不容易，但这就是我们要做的。这种纪录片目前可在Vimeo上获得，但电影制片人目前可以与分销商合作以达到更大的范围，从而使音乐领先并以Vieux为特色，我们希望我们能在这些明显的目标上受到不同的关注。全球观众。桑德琳·马洛伊尔（Sandrine Magloire）与坎贝尔（Campbell）和斯拉萨（Szlasa）一起，“ Vieux deNiafunké”。坎贝尔说，他很想在当地剧院放映这部电影，但知道专注于流媒体将允许更广泛的范围。或那个人不知道他们应该成为粉丝，并且能够向他们介绍这种音乐，以及文化和其他马里音乐家。讲述一个关于音乐，社区和爱情的力量，而不是耕种明星的形象。他们对把任何两美分都不感兴趣。我基本上做了我想做的事情，他们给了我自由地加入他的巡回演出，无论他在世界范围内，他都会参加巡回演出。”坎贝尔解释说。 “这是一个非常开放的过程，我基本上有一个空白的画布。”除了通过数十个环球表演来说明图雷的全球范围外，“ Vieux deNiafunké”还说明了马里音乐的重要性。它探索了武装叛军入侵该国北部始于2012年并禁止音乐。我在那里长大的地方，”图雷在纪录片中说。“我花了四个月的时间在迪亚芬克，塞林格，巴马科，到处都是。马里人知道我做什么非常重要。我的社区知道我在做什么。”

African multi-instrumentalist Ali Farka Touré had become a legend by the time he died in 2006. His music was used in a song for "Black Panther," and he was thought of as a pioneer of African desert blues.

Touré's son Vieux Farka Touré has also made waves around the world with his genre-crossing music. That music is celebrated in the new documentary "Vieux de Niafunké," which includes an appearance by one of his enthusiastic fans, Matthew McConaughey.

"[McConaughey] was very excited to share his thought and his stories about Ali, and then speak a little bit about the musical traditions being handed down to Ali's son, Vieux, and then a little bit about the culture of Mali," says the doc's director, Ian Campbell.

Campbell, a documentary cinematographer and director, was another one of Vieux Farka Touré's admirers. "I'm a huge fan of Vieux [Farka Touré's] and have been for many years," Campbell tells Variety. "Over the years I developed a fantasy about shooting a documentary with him for not much more reason than just being able to learn about his music and his process and more of the musical culture of Mali."

Born in Niafunké, a village along the Niger River in Mali, Vieux Farka Touré may have had a Grammy-winning father, but the elder musician would have preferred his son follow the family lineage of being a soldier instead of pursuing music. But shortly before he died of cancer in 2006, Ali gave his son his blessing to pursue music and even was featured on his self-titled debut album. Originally a drummer at Mali's Institut National des Arts, Vieux Farka Touré developed a knack for guitar beginning in 2001. Over the last two decades, he has developed a widely celebrated discography that encompasses the roots of his father's music, while incorporating elements of rock, Latin music and other African influences.

Campbell began filming "Vieux de Niafunké" at the end of 2017, a process that lasted two years, followed by a year of post-production. He and his team finished the film right as the pandemic hit.

"This year was weird with festivals and everything else, so we decided not to push that path," producer Justin Szlasa says. "We're in the process of activating our marketing to music fans, but also fans of African culture... It's not easy to get beyond that audience, but that's what we're going to try to do. Kind of leading with the music and leading with Vieux as a very charismatic presence, we hope we can get different attention past those obvious targets."

The documentary is currently available on Vimeo, but the filmmakers have plans to work with distributors to reach a larger worldwide audience. Alongside Campbell and Szlasa, "Vieux de Niafunké" was produced by Sandrine Magloire. Campbell says he would love to screen the film in local theaters, but knows focusing on streaming will allow for a wider reach.

"I wanted to create a project that I would be able to put out to the world and be able to connect with fans or people that don't know they should be fans [and to] be able to introduce to them to this music and also the culture and other Malian musicians," Campbell says.

The filmmaker's description of Touré as an anti-celebrity matches the mission of the film to tell a story about the power of music, community and love, as opposed to the cultivation of a star's image.

"Vieux and his management team let me kind of create the piece that I wanted to create. They weren't interested in putting any two cents in. I basically did what I wanted to do and they gave me free rein to join him on tour wherever he was in the world," Campbell explains. "It was a very open process and I basically had a blank canvas."

In addition to illustrating Touré's global reach through dozens of around-the-world performances, "Vieux de Niafunké" illustrates the significance of music in Mali. It explores the armed rebel invasion of the northern part of the country that began in 2012 and forbade music.

"What I do comes from there, where I grew up," Touré says in the documentary. "I took four months to play in Diré, Niafunké, Sélingue, Bamako, everywhere. It was very important that Malians know what I do. That my community knows what I do."



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fuchaok

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human

非常不错，感谢楼主整理。。

skyboy

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