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发表于 2016-8-2 11:42:03 | 显示全部楼层 |阅读模式

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        尝遍了奥斯卡的佳肴美酒,不妨来试试别有风情的小吃吧
        Hints:
        Augusto Pinochet
        Chile
        "Barbara"
        Artistic Director of the London International Film Festival
Sandra Hebron
Pablo Larraín
"I Wish"
        "No"
        主持:lsy34
校对:z_i_y_u_n
翻译&注解:cherryxyr
答疑:阿焰
口语点评:fancyfrances
口语节目地址:http://bulo.hujiang.com/menu/2120/item/737833/
There are opportunities this week, to see excellent films from outside Britain. I love the evocative, but unsentimental Japanese film about two young brothers in a divorce split, "I Wish". And two outstanding films tackle the effect of repressive regimes on individual lives. In cinemas, from this weekend is "No", a dramatisation of the audacious television advertising campaign around the 1988 plebiscite in Chile, which ultimately ended the dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet. And just released on DVD is "Barbara", set in 1980s East Germany. A woman doctor is sent to work in a country clinic under, you surmise, close supervision for her suspected links with the West. I asked the critic Sandra Hebron, former Artistic Director of the London International Film Festival to consider these two films' contrasting approaches.
They're both made by filmmakers who are very intelligent and cine-literate in singular vision. I think they look at how political regimes have an impact on individual lives. And yet, despite having all these things in common, they are so very different in terms of tone and feel. So I think there's something fascinating about these two films that start from very similar points. And yet, the way the films look how they deal with their subjects are so very different.
Maybe we should start with Pablo Larraín's "No" first of all, because in some ways that takes the more obviously, head-on approach, which seemed to , that it's looking at the plebiscite of 1988.本周,有几部精彩的国外影片上映。一部是日本影片《奇迹》,讲述了一对年幼的兄弟因父母离异不得不分隔两地的故事。我非常喜欢这部电影,它不动声色地激起观众强烈的情感共鸣。另外两部电影把目光投在了饱受政府压迫的人民身上。影片《NO》于周末上映,本片以1988年的智利为背景,取材自当时的一个大胆的电视广告计划。智利军事首领奥古斯托·皮诺切特在那年被迫举行公投,结束了对国家的统治。另一部刚刚发行DVD的影片是《芭芭拉》,以1980年代的东德为背景。影片中,一位女医生被派往一个乡村卫生所工作,因受到怀疑与西德有联系,一直处于严密监视下。评论员桑德拉•希布伦(Sandra Hebron)是伦敦国际电影节的前任艺术总监,我问她觉得两部电影有什么不同。
这两部影片的导演都非常聪明,擅长使用视觉效果。两部电影都讲述了政权对个人的影响。不过,尽管有这些相同之处,它们在基调和感观上大相径庭。所以,尽管对主题的处理完全不同,这两部出发点如此相似的电影都很有吸引力。
也许我们可以从帕布罗・拉瑞恩的《NO》开始谈起,它讲述的是1988年的公投事件,表达方式更直接、明确。
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