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Arne 2022-09-23 02:28:25
The original intention is to record the documentaries of various countries, and the filming has become a Japanese fan. In the end, 80% of them are in Tokyo. ....
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Mitchell 2022-09-21 18:05:36
Memory, we don't remember, memory is a lie, we rewrite memory as we rewrite...
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Kamryn 2022-09-15 23:03:18
9.5, a prose documentary, the structure is loose, but the director actually uses letters to string everything together, which is really talented. The film has a strong literary flavor, and the Left Bank faction is really...
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Yasmeen 2022-09-15 14:01:26
This narrative method between three and four stars is still very powerful (in memory, almost no one could survive such a chaotic narrative before the 1980s, and there was no audience) Japan was really developed in the 1980s (so stop watching Eskimos as anthropologists). I have a way to make a film, so it looks stupid) I don’t give a high score mainly because I don’t understand why Africa and finally Iceland must be added, and I don’t think it’s inexplicable that I didn’t understand...
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Breanna 2022-09-15 11:56:39
The beauty of Tokyo only exists in flying into space and the sun and the moon without...
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Tre 2022-09-15 11:49:53
1. Japanese haiku is not decorated, such as: boat, stone, fog, frog, cow, heron,...
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Christop 2022-09-15 10:36:09
The film is unfolded in the form of letters, and the fragmented images exude fascinating emotions under the concatenation of texts. The temporality of the past is endowed by the text, and under the leadership of Chris Mark, we were able to travel and think in Iceland, Tokyo, Africa and other places by breaking the dimension of space. How can the diverse Tokyo not make people linger, as the carrier of memory, we dig new emotions from the past time and time again, and the beauty of privacy and...
Sans Soleil Comments
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Narrator: I went back to Narita for the birthday of one of the victims of the struggle. The demo was unreal. I had the impression of acting in "Brigadoon." Of waking up 10 years later in the midst of the same players, with the same blue lobsters of police, with the same helmeted adolescents, the same banners, and the same slogan, "Down with the Airport." Only one thing has been added: the airport, precisely.
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Narrator: If the images of the present don't change, then change the images of the past.
Director: Chris Marker
Language: French,Japanese,English,Cantonese,Japanese Sign Language Release date: March 2, 1983