剧情简介
2007年、厨房いじめを受けて自杀した「池谷花子」の亡霊という设定になっている。静冈県小山町と奥多摩でロケが行われた。
如意厨房
2007年、厨房いじめを受けて自杀した「池谷花子」の亡霊という设定になっている。静冈県小山町と奥多摩でロケが行われた。
翁倩玉
回复 :在每个人的掌握中, 作为失落的伊甸园可到达的形式, 每个人都来到大自然中寻找避难所。各行各业的人都有权利在这里: 富人、穷人、法国人、外国人、异性恋、一个人或有人陪、老派或时髦。森林是一个被城镇围绕的岛屿: 一个由疲惫的市民虚构的海市蜃楼。住在这个城市所遇到的困难被抛在脑后。在这里, 我们治愈, 我们玩耍, 我们开心, 我们做梦。整个季节里, 这一系列的交流都围绕着每个人所想象的乌托邦。As a reachable form of a lost Eden within everyone's grasp, everybody comes to the Bois de Vincennes to seek refuge in Nature. People from all walks of life have the right to be here: rich, poor, french, foreign, gay, straight, alone or accompanied, old school or hip. The Woods are an island surrounded by the towns that encircle it: a mirage dreamed-up by a fatigued city-dweller. The difficulty of living in the city is left behind. Here we heal, we play, we have fun and we dream. Throughout the seasons, the series of exchanges speak of this utopia that everyone imagines for him or herself.2015 国际人权电影节 最佳长篇纪录片/荷兰阿姆斯特丹国际纪录片节 最佳巡回影片
高子越
回复 :Wulan, a supermarket employee, is abandoned by her irresponsible boyfriend after finding out about her early pregnancy. Wulan needs to take responsibility for herself and her unborn child. Wulan's desperation leads her to “Support Pregnancy” online group that claims as a pro-life volunteer. The group introduces Wulan to the wealthy Santoso family who wanted to adopt her unborn child and takecare of her pregnancy in their house. During her stay, eerie circumstances slowly unfolds as Wulan begins to witness the Santosos’ strange and unusual behaviors with their traditional Javanese occult belief. Little that she knows, the Santoso family has a sinister plan for Wulan and her unborn child.
艾莉莎
回复 :I Don’t Belong Anywhere - Le Cinéma de Chantal Akerman, explores some of the Belgian filmmaker’s 40 plus films. From Brussels to Tel-Aviv, from Paris to New-York, this documentary charts the sites of her peregrinations. An experimental filmmaker, a nomad, Chantal Akerman shares her cinematic trajectory, one that has never ceased to interrogate the the meaning of her existence. Thanks in great part to the interventions of her editor, Claire Atherton, she delineates the origins of her film language and her aesthetic stance.
