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Love is in the Air: Taiwan Romance Classics
Taiyupian (Taiwanese-Language Films) dominated the Taiwan cinema market for more than two decades between the 50s and 80s, creating over 1000 films. Though only one-tenth of the films survived, they paint a vivid picture of the contemporary social environment, contributing to grasping the full picture of Taiyupian development. One of the most popular genres of Taiyupian is romance. Though every romantic Taiyupian is never without a pair of typical lovers suffering from trials of gender stereotypes or moral boundaries, the diversity of Taiyupian allows every encounter to be distinctively one of a kind. "Love is in the Air: Taiwan Romance Classics" selects seven Taiyupian classics, inviting all to travel back in time with us, to experience the bitter and sweetness of a Taiwanese love affair. Selection Romance at Lung Shan Temple (Restored) The Husband's Secret (Restored) May 13th, Night of Sorrow (Restored) Encounter at the Station (Restored) Dangerous Youth (Restored) Foolish Bride, Naive Bridegroom (Restored) Back to Anping Harbour (Restored) ｜Location｜Taiwan Film and Audiovisual Institute ｜Date｜2023/01/27 (Fri.)—2023/02/26 (Sun.) ｜Ticket Information｜https://www.opentix.life/o/tfai -
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In Memoriam: Tribute to the Stars We’ve Lost
2022 witnessed the departure of many Taiwan's entertainment icons. The season grows cold, but our hearts remain in gratitude to the pioneers who have expanded our experience of movie love. In memory of 10 artists, a selection of 11 classic titles will return to the silver screen where we can count the stars, reminiscing their glory once and forever. Four Loves - In Memoriam of Actor Bage Goodbye, Taipei (Restored) - In Memoriam of Singer and Actor Wen Hsia, Actor Tuo Hsien (Chen Bing-nan) A Talk with Yin-shang Liu - In Memoriam of Actress Liu Ying-shang The End of the Track - In Memoriam of Actress Liu Ying-shang The Petite Wife - In Memoriam of Director Liao Hsiang-hsiung The Brave and the Evil - In Memoriam of Director and Actor Jimmy Wang The Warmth of an Old House - In Memoriam of Actor Chang Feng The Peach Blossom Land - In Memoriam of Actor Ku Pao-ming Soul - In Memoriam of Actor Jimmy Wang, Singer Wen Hsia Elena - In Memoriam of Actor Lung Shao-Hua The Bold, the Corrupt, and the Beautiful - In Memoriam of Performing Artist Yang Hsiu-ching ｜Location｜Taiwan Film and Audiovisual Institute ｜Date｜2022/12/02 (Fri.)—2023/01/01 (Sun.) -
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Homage to Chris Marker, The Time Traveler in Cinema
For cinephiles around the world, it is difficult to miss the French documentary filmmaker, multimedia artist, film essayist, film critic and poet who had left a rich literary and audiovisual oeuvre. The year 2021 and 2022 mark the centennial of his birth and the tenth anniversary of his passing. With eight carefully selected works of his, we hope to once again explore the creative trajectory of this time traveler in cinema. Brochure Download：https://reurl.cc/deXzWg Chris MARKER (1921-2012), best known for his distinctive audiovisual style and use of still images, was a French writer, photographer, documentary film director, multimedia artist and film essayist. He is usually associated with the Left Bank subset of the French New Wave that occurred in the late 1950s and 1960s. He used filmmaking as a way to explore the social and political scenes of his time and developed an unique essayistic style. His work is imbued with recurrent themes of time, memory and nostalgia. ====================================================================== Screening Schedule La Jetée + The Sixth Side of the Pentagon + Letter from Siberia 12.10 SAT 16:20 Cinema A 12.18 SUN 16:20 Cinema A w/ post-screening talk A Grin Without a Cat 12.09 FRI 18:20 Cinema A 12.17 SAT 14:30 Cinema A Level Five 12.11 SUN 13:10 Cinema A w/ post-screening talk 12.25 SUN 13:50 Cinema A One Day in the Life of Andrei Arsenevich + The Case of the Grinning Cat 12.11 SUN 16:20 Cinema B w/ post-screening talk 12.24 SAT 16:20 Cinema B Sans Soleil 12.18 SUN 13:00 Cinema A w/ post-screening talk 12.24 SAT 14:00 Cinema A ====================================================================== Ticket Info General Admission｜NTD 220 per ticket Package Deal｜NTD 800 for 5 tickets to different screenings TFAI Member & Student｜NTD 180 per ticket Senior / Accessible / Children｜NTD 110 per ticket ====================================================================== Online Talk With film critic HUANG Chien-hung, columnist and researcher CHEN Jie-yao and independent curator YANG Yuan-ling, the audience are invited to explore the creative trajectory and unmissable works of Chris Marker’s. Date｜19:30-21:00, Thursday, November 24 Moderator｜YANG Yuan-ling Speakers｜HUANG Chien-hung, CHEN Jie-yao ====================================================================== With generous support from -
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2022 World Day forAudiovisual Heritage
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Taiwan New Cinema: Revisited
“O my prodigal son!Now, and anytime, is the time to set off again wantonly.Allow this isle and that isle,To guide the land lying beneath the dark sea,In sailing to your hand.” “Taiwan New Cinema” is marked in history as a revolutionary movement. Its representative films have been canonized and recognized as important cultural assets of Taiwan’s film culture. Forty years since the movement, the dust has settled on the story of Taiwan New Cinema. Not only is the movement clearly defined in terms of period (1982-1986), but the affiliated participants and works have also been viewed as a whole. However, for a long time, the revisits of New Cinema have often been restricted to a few films, while most films have not received the same opportunity to be viewed and interpreted. We have also discovered that apart from New Cinema, there were sporadic individual movements carrying out evasion, negotiation, resistance, and subversion under the regulation of the authority and the system. They were de facto seeking alternative cinema. Inspired by CHIU Kang-chien’s poetry collection, Time to Set off Again Wantonly, we titled this film festival “Taiwan New Cinema: Revisited”, attempting to recall the rebellious and revolutionary spirit of New Cinema and to invite the contemporary audience to re-identify and rediscover New Cinema. We hope that in its 40th anniversary, New Cinema remains an energy field that continues its movement, formation, and expansion. The festival presents four programs: “The Beginning of the Beginning: Before In Our Time” reimagines the birth of New Cinema, selecting films made before 1982 and therefore excluded from New Cinema. However, these films were singular in style, bold in awareness, and experimental in form. The “Rediscovering Taiwan New Cinema: 1982-1986” program revisits the canonical films made between 1982 and 1986, and those left out and forgotten during the canonicalization. “The Beginning of the End: Post Manifesto” screens selected films post the Taiwan Cinema Manifesto. Some filmmakers left the movement in search of new producing modes and taboo subjects to tackle, aiming to realize another pursuit of cinema. “New Image at the Margins: GHA Shorts Selection ” selects Golden-Harvest-Awards-winning shorts between 1979 and 1989, drawing attention to the other branch of films in the 80s so as to mirror and converse with mainstream New Cinema. During the festival, we collaborate with different partners to organize 8 talks corresponding to various topics, perspectives, and aspects of New Cinema. We attempt to recall the formation of this cultural event and examine its components. Additionally, the festival also presents an exhibition of stills from Dust in the Wind (1986), displaying the never-before-seen stills in 35 years by photographer LIU Chen-hsiang, and reenacting the moment when New Cinema met new stills. The New Cinema movement involved an immense and complicated history. This festival offers one route for reference; however, we believe there are many more ways to reconfigure the movement and obtain a plural vision. Let this festival be a starting point for us to continually shift our attention from the center to the corners of history and the edges of time, and explore the unfinished “stories”. Now, or anytime, is the time to rethink/rediscover/revisit/redefine Taiwan New Cinema. ｜Festival Date｜2022/09/16（FRI） — 11/27（SUN）｜Tickets Sale｜2022/08/05（FRI） 12:00, by OPENTIX（www.opentix.life）｜Venue｜Taiwan Film and Audiovisual Institute（TFAI） -
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走走影視聽：職人帶路
國家影視聽中心典藏寶物盡在「顯影．現聲：台灣影視聽文物展」及時間圖書館，2022/4/24日起每個月最後一個週日時光，邀您來影視聽中心走走，讓職人帶您一同漫步於影視聽的時間軸上，聽導覽、看電影、泡圖書館，發現影視聽史寶物，聆聽影像記憶故事。 由影視聽職人帶路，一張「時光機．票」帶你遊走記憶迴廊、時間圖書館及內含一張電影兌換券。一票綜覽聽導覽、看電影、泡圖書館，每場活動時間90分鐘，每場限量20名，費用全票300元(內含一張電影兌換券、餐廳及賣店消費折價券30元)，歡迎踴躍參與。 【活動說明】 導覽範圍包括影視聽中心二樓展間「顯影．現聲：台灣影視聽文物展」、三樓圖書館「時間圖書館」，影視聽中心將視當日空間安排，彈性調整導覽路線。 參加導覽同時可獲得國家影視聽中心電影兌換券一張，可自選任一場次體驗本中心於大、小影格主辦節目的高規格影音魅力。本中心影廳為全台唯一同時擁有35mm放映系統、4K高對比RGB雷射放映機、Dolby Atmos®杜比全景聲的非商業院線放映場館。並可獲得餐廳及賣店消費折價券一張，每張面額30元，每筆消費限折一張，光影食趣餐廳及時光選品商店不限品項都可使用。 -
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TFAI：The Pionners
TFAI launches regular talks inviting stars and professionals of film, TV, and radio to come share their fascinating stories on and off screen. The talks will surely become precious memories of our era. -
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It’s Saturday! Let’s Chill with Films
The TFAI’s Grand Theater launches “It’s Saturday! Let’s Chill with Films”, a themed multiple sensory experience including taste and smell, aiming to unlock your senses during the screening. In addition to enjoying the sight and sound of the film, you are also welcomed to taste the gastronomy in the film and smell the unique scent on the filming location. You are invited to move beyond traditional film viewing and make your own film “sensing” experience, and go on a journey of life with the characters. Watching films can be very chill! On relaxing Saturday nights, please invite your family, friends, and partners to come chill with films and make some great film viewing memories together. 【Ticket Price】Single Ticket: NT$ 350Ticket for Two: NT$ 630Member Ticket: NT$ 280Tickets for Children, the Disabled (and their Companions), the Elderly: NT$ 175 ※The prices above include a film-themed meal or product.※For the theme and details of every screening, please visit the program information page.※All pre-screening activities, post-screening talks and other on-site activities will be conducted in Mandarin. -
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Raging Memories Film Festival: Tribute to Taiwan Cultural Association