外国电影学院有一门课叫做《中国电影与媒体》里面课表节选,算是学术界(至少是一座高校)对中国电影的比较系统的梳理吧。 Week 1: Introduction (9/5) Week 2: Cinema's Arrival in China (9/12) FILMS: * Laborer’s Love 勞工之愛情 (1922) * Shadow Magic 西洋鏡 (Ann Hu, 2000) OPTIONAL FILMS: * Once Upon a Time in China III 黃飛鴻 3 (Tsui Hark, 1993) * To Live 活著 (Zhang Yimou , 1994) REQUIRED READINGS: * Zhang Zhen, “Teahouse, Shadowplay, Bricolage: Laborer’s Love and the Question of Early Chinese Cinema” * Laikwan Pang, “Walking in and Out of the Spectacle: China’s Earliest Film Scene” * Tom Gunning, “An Aesthetic of Astonishment: Early Film and the (In)credulus Spectator” * 包天笑(Bao Tianxiao), 我與電影(Film and I) RECOMMENDED: * Zhiwei Xiao, “Shadow Magic and the Early History of Film Exhibition in China” * Laikwan Pang, The Distorting Mirror: Visual Modernity in China, Introduction * Ramona Curry, “Benjamin Brodsky (1877-1960): The Trans-Pacific American Film Entrepreneur” Week 3: Stars of Silent Cinema (9/19) FILMS: * The Goddess 神女(Wu Yonggang, 1934) * Centre Stage 阮玲玉(Stanley Kwan, 1991) Optional films: * Queen of Sports 體育皇后 (Sun Yu, 1934) * New Women 新女性 (Cai Chusheng, 1935) REQUIRED READINGS: * Richard Dyer, “Introduction” to Heavenly Bodies: Film Stars and Society * Kristine Harris, “The New Woman: Image, Subject, and Dissent in 1930s Shanghai Film Culture” * Writings on Ruan Lingyu from the 1930s by Lu Xun and others (in Chinese) * Michael Chang, “The Good, the Bad, and the Beautiful: Movie Actresses and Public Discourse in Shanghai, 1920s-1930s” RECOMMENDED: * Zhang Zhen, “The Actress as Vernacular Embodiment in Early Chinese Film Culture,” * Laura Mulvey, “Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema” * Gao Yunxiang, "Sex, Sports, and China's National Crisis, 1931-1945: The "Athletic Movie Star" Li Lili (1915-2005)" Week 4: Singing Along with Sound Cinema (9/26) FILM: Street Angel 馬路天使 (Yuan Muzhi, 1937) Optional films: * Song at Midnight 夜半歌聲 (Maxu Weibang, 1937) * Songs of the Fishermen漁光曲 (Cai Chusheng, 1934) READINGS: * Film Music: A Very Short Introduction Chapter 2 “How does film music work” and “Why does film music work” * Andrew Jones, Yellow Music, Chapters 2 “Phonograph in China” and Chapter 4 “Phonographic Realism” * Yueh-yu Yeh, “Historiography and Sinification: Music in Chinese Cinema of the 1930s” * Sue Tuohy, “Metropolitan Sounds: Music in Chinese Films of the 1930s” * Browse through: 抗戰前夕上海各廣播電台播音節目時間表. 《舊中國的上海廣播事業》146-173. RECOMMENDED: * Robert Chi, “The March of the Volunteers: From Movie Theme Song to National Anthem,” Re-envisioning the Chinese Revolution, 217-245 * Ma Ning, “The Textual and Critical Difference of Being Radical: Reconstructing Chinese Leftist Films of 1930s” * Zhang Zhen, “Song at Midnight: Acoustic Horror and the Grotesque Face of History.” * Darrell William Davis, “A Marriage of Convenience: Musical Moments in Chinese Movies” Week 5: Wartime and Colonial Cinema (10/3) FILMS: Mulan Joins the Army 木蘭從軍(Bu Wancang, 1939) Princess Iron Fan 鐵扇公主(Wan Laiming, 1941) Optional Films * Winter Jasmine 迎春花(starring Li Xianglan, 1942) * Spring in a Small Town 小城之春 (Fei Mu, 1948) READINGS: * Poshek Fu, Between Shanghai and Hong Kong, Chapter 1 * Jie Li, “A National Cinema for a Puppet State: The Manchurian Motion Picture Association” * Weihong Bao, ‘In Search of a "Cinematic Esperanto": Exhibiting Wartime Chongqing Cinema in Global Context’, Journal of Chinese Cinemas, 2009, 3, 2, 135–47. * Tze-yue Hu, “Princess Iron Fan vs. the Momotaro series” in Frames of Anime * Kuei-fen Chiu, “The Question of Translation in Taiwanese Colonial Cinematic Space” OPTIONAL: * 李香蘭自傳(excerpts from the autobiography of Li Xianglan/Yamaguchi Yoshiko) * Li Jie, “Home and Nation Amid the Rubble” (first part on Spring in a Small Town) * Yiman Wang, “Wartime Cinema” in The Chinese Cinema Book Week 6: From Yan'an Folklore to Model Opera Films (10/10) FILMS: * The White-Haired Girl 白毛女 (Wang Bin, 1950) * The Red Detachment of Women 紅色娘子軍 (Xie Tieli, 1972) Optional Films: * Serfs 农奴 (Li Jun, 1963) * The Red Detachment of Women紅色娘子軍 (Xie Jin, 1961) * Two Stage Sisters 舞台姐妹 (Xie Jin, 1965) READINGS: * Mao Zedong, “Talks at the Yan’an Forum of Literature and Art” * Meng Yue, “Female Image and National Myth” * Bai Di, “Feminism in the Revolutionary Model Ballets The White Haired Girl and the Red Detachment of Women” * McGrath, Jason. "Cultural Revolution Model Opera Films and the Realist Tradition in Chinese Cinema" * Projectionist voiceover script for The Red Detachment of Women (in Chinese) RECOMMENDED: * 翟建农,《红色往事--1966-1976年的中国电影》excerpt * Yomi Braester, “The Political Campaign as Genre: Ideology and Iconography during the Seventeen Years Period” * Gina Marchetti, ‘Two Stage Sisters: The Blossoming of a Revolutionary Aesthetic’, Jump Cut, 1988, 34, 95–106. * Kristine Harris, ‘Re-makes/Re-models: The Red Detachment of Women Between Stage and Screen’, The Opera Quarterly, 2010, 26, 2–3, 31–42. Week 7: Reception of Socialist Cinema (10/17) FILMS: * In the Heat of the Sun 陽光燦爛的日子(Jiang Wen, 1995) * Clips from Chung Kuo—Cina (Michelangelo Antonioni, 1972) * Clips from Carma Hinton, Morning Sun (2003) Optional Films: * Hero in the Bandit’s Den 英雄虎膽 (1958) * Uproar in Heaven 大闹天宫(Wan Laiming, 1961-64, animation) * Other films made in the socialist period of your choice READINGS: * Susan Sontag, “Fascinating Fascism” * Umberto Eco, “The Difficulty of Being Marco Polo” * Tina Mai Chen, “Propagating the Propaganda Film: The Meaning of Film in Chinese Communist Party Writings, 1949-1965” * Paul Clark, The Cultural Revolution: A History, Conclusion * People’s Daily Editorial, “A Vicious Motive, Despicable Tricks: Antonioni’s Chung- Kuo” and other criticism of the film in Chinese -《中國人民不可侮》 RECOMMENDED: * Andre Bazin “The Stalin Myth in Soviet Cinema” * Alice Xiang, “When Ordinary Seeing Fails: Reclaiming the Art of Documentary in Michelangelo Antonioni’s Chung Kuo” * 朱大可,“領與袖的紅色風情” RESEARCH EXERCISE WITH PRIMARY SOURCES (Due 10/24) This research exercise seeks to explore Maoist cinema beyond the analysis of film texts, instead focusing on production, reception, or exhibition contexts. You are asked to dig into primary sources such as film magazines, local gazetteers, movie tickets, posters, a given film’s production notes, and ordinary people’s reminiscences of watching films (do a search on the CNKI database). After doing some preliminary browsing, formulate a 2-page research proposal. Week 8: Hong Kong Martial Arts Cinema (10/24) Films: * A Touch of Zen 俠女(King Hu, 1971) * Once Upon a Time in China 黃飛鴻 (Tsui Hark, 1991) Recommended: * Fists of Fury (starring Bruce Lee, 1972) * The Grandmaster (Wong Kar-wai, 2013) Readings * David Desser, ‘The Kung Fu Craze: Hong Kong Cinema’s First American Reception’, in Poshek Fu and David Desser (eds.), The Cinema of Hong Kong: History, Arts, Identity (Cambridge University Press, 2000), pp. 19–43. * Frances Gateward, ‘Wong Fei-hung in Da House: Hong Kong Martial-Arts Films and Hip-Hop Culture’, in See-kam Tan, Peter X. Feng, and Gina Marchetti (eds.), Chinese Connections: Critical Perspectives on Film, Identity, and Diaspora (Temple University Press, 2009), pp. 51–67. * Stephen Teo, ‘The Rise of Kung Fu, from Wong Fei-hong to Bruce Lee’, Chinese Martial Arts Cinema: The Wuxia Tradition (Edinburgh University Press, 2009), pp. 58–85. * David Bordwell, ‘Richness through Imperfection: King Hu and the Glimpse’, in Poshek Fu and David Desser (eds.), The Cinema of Hong Kong: History, Arts, Identity (Cambridge University Press, 2000), pp. 113–36. Recommended Readings TBA Note: Ang Lee will visit Harvard on October 25, with retrospective at Harvard Film Archive Week 9: Ang Lee and Diasporic Chinese Cinema (10/31) FILMS: Be sure to have watched The Wedding Banquet, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and Lust, Caution READINGS * Emilie Yeh, “Confucianizing Hollywood” in Taiwan Cinema: A Treasure Island, * Chris Berry, “Wedding Banquet: A Family (Melodrama) Affair” and “The Chinese Side of the Mountain” * Christina Klein, “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: A Diasporic Reading” * James Schamus, “Aesthetic Identities: A Response to Kenneth Chan and Christina Klein” * Leo Ou-Fan Lee, “Ang Lee’s Lust Caution and Its Reception” Week 10: “Primitive Passions”: Cinema as Ethnography and National Self-Representation (11/7) FILMS: * Yellow Earth 黃土地 (Chen Kaige, 1984) * Raise the Red Lantern大紅燈籠高高掛 (Zhang Yimou, 1991) READINGS: * Edward Said, Orientalism, Introduction * Rey Chow, Primitive Passions, selected chapters * Dai Qing, “Raise the Red Lantern and Raise the Eyebrows” * Interviews with Zhang Yimou and Chen Kaige in Michael Berry, Speaking in Images * Chris Berry, “If China Can Say No, Can China Make Movies? Or, do movies make China? Rethinking National Cinema and National Agency” Week 11: Post-Fifth Generation and New Realisms (11/14) FILMS: * Zhang Meng, A Piano in the Factory 鋼的琴, 2011 * Jia Zhangke, Still Life 三峽好人, 2006 Optional Films: * Li Yang, Blind Shaft 盲井, 2007 READINGS: * Zhang Zhen, The Urban Generation, Introduction * Yomi Braester, “Tracing the City’s Scars: Demolition and the Limits of the Documentary Impulse in the New Urban Cinema” * Jason McGrath, “The Independent Cinema of Jia Zhangke: From Postsocialist Realism to a Transnational Aesthetic” * 戴錦華,《鋼的琴:階級,或因父之名》 November 20-21: Harvard Visit by Independent Chinese Documentary Filmmakers and Yunfest Curator Week 12: DV Documentaries (11/21) FILM * Petition 上訪(Zhao Liang, 2009) * The Satiated Village 吃飽了的村莊 (Zou Xueping, 2012) READINGS: * Paola Voci, China on Video: Smaller Screen Realities, selections * Luke Robinson, Independent Chinese Documentary: From the Studio to the Street, Chapter 1 * Readings on Ai Weiwei’s documentary and social media praxis * Additional films & readings TBA
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blackpink打错了
才华啊
没多大用,邹兆龙演了之后你觉得知名度大了很多么
爱慕踹尼斯
🛋️ 沙发板凳
比周润发高多了,你低估了李连杰主演的B级片光碟在美国的销量!
实话实说比周润发高很多,维基语种周润发只有五十来个语种。谷歌搜索量也高得多
兄弟,维基语种数了解一下—— 成龙 138 ,李小龙 111 ,李连杰 103 ,周润发51 。另外,李连杰的数据请看图说话。
哈哈哈请代我们向你可爱的室友问好(黄师傅pose走一波!)😄
国际上就这三位,你看新闻
我最喜欢的剧
李烈火真是太🐔帅了,玩游戏只选他
前五季无敌
后面剧情也瞎扯了,双男主颜值也绷不住了,jensen还好,弟弟真的老的很明显了
李烈火的腿法照搬无影脚
非洲都有黄飞鸿粉丝
这也太6了
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功夫片迷拍摄的功夫版复仇者联盟,方世玉的配乐黄飞鸿的动作
我替大家问了
其他两位是谁
还能有谁,当然是李小龙成龙两位大佬
哈哈哈哈哈
成龙,李连杰的电影的主要传播渠道就是这样的,所以全球知名度很高,其实盗版电影千千万,为什么他们那么火,很简单啊,那时候的香港电影就是好看,所以盗版商就一直盗版盗版再盗版呗。
当年还是外国友人那里得知李连杰英文名叫jet lee。。
周润发演的电影很多还是不能打破文化界限,李连杰成龙,一个打的帅,一个打的有趣惊险,剧情什么的无所谓,最后搞死反派就完事了
他是代言人
这啥节目
周润发的喋色双雄是外媒评选香港电影第一名
啥电影啊
黑衣的用腿动作和精武英雄里李连杰的动作一模一样!
跳舞呢这是!
前几天b站看了科特迪瓦拍的科幻片,有毒。
Week 1: Introduction (9/5)
Week 2: Cinema's Arrival in China (9/12)
FILMS:
* Laborer’s Love 勞工之愛情 (1922)
* Shadow Magic 西洋鏡 (Ann Hu, 2000)
OPTIONAL FILMS:
* Once Upon a Time in China III 黃飛鴻 3 (Tsui Hark, 1993)
* To Live 活著 (Zhang Yimou , 1994)
REQUIRED READINGS:
* Zhang Zhen, “Teahouse, Shadowplay, Bricolage: Laborer’s Love and the Question of Early Chinese Cinema”
* Laikwan Pang, “Walking in and Out of the Spectacle: China’s Earliest Film Scene”
* Tom Gunning, “An Aesthetic of Astonishment: Early Film and the (In)credulus Spectator”
* 包天笑(Bao Tianxiao), 我與電影(Film and I)
RECOMMENDED:
* Zhiwei Xiao, “Shadow Magic and the Early History of Film Exhibition in China”
* Laikwan Pang, The Distorting Mirror: Visual Modernity in China, Introduction
* Ramona Curry, “Benjamin Brodsky (1877-1960): The Trans-Pacific American Film Entrepreneur”
Week 3: Stars of Silent Cinema (9/19)
FILMS:
* The Goddess 神女(Wu Yonggang, 1934)
* Centre Stage 阮玲玉(Stanley Kwan, 1991)
Optional films:
* Queen of Sports 體育皇后 (Sun Yu, 1934)
* New Women 新女性 (Cai Chusheng, 1935)
REQUIRED READINGS:
* Richard Dyer, “Introduction” to Heavenly Bodies: Film Stars and Society
* Kristine Harris, “The New Woman: Image, Subject, and Dissent in 1930s Shanghai Film Culture”
* Writings on Ruan Lingyu from the 1930s by Lu Xun and others (in Chinese)
* Michael Chang, “The Good, the Bad, and the Beautiful: Movie Actresses and Public Discourse in Shanghai, 1920s-1930s”
RECOMMENDED:
* Zhang Zhen, “The Actress as Vernacular Embodiment in Early Chinese Film Culture,”
* Laura Mulvey, “Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema”
* Gao Yunxiang, "Sex, Sports, and China's National Crisis, 1931-1945: The "Athletic Movie Star" Li Lili (1915-2005)"
Week 4: Singing Along with Sound Cinema (9/26)
FILM: Street Angel 馬路天使 (Yuan Muzhi, 1937)
Optional films:
* Song at Midnight 夜半歌聲 (Maxu Weibang, 1937)
* Songs of the Fishermen漁光曲 (Cai Chusheng, 1934)
READINGS:
* Film Music: A Very Short Introduction Chapter 2 “How does film music work” and “Why does film music work”
* Andrew Jones, Yellow Music, Chapters 2 “Phonograph in China” and Chapter 4 “Phonographic Realism”
* Yueh-yu Yeh, “Historiography and Sinification: Music in Chinese Cinema of the 1930s”
* Sue Tuohy, “Metropolitan Sounds: Music in Chinese Films of the 1930s”
* Browse through: 抗戰前夕上海各廣播電台播音節目時間表. 《舊中國的上海廣播事業》146-173.
RECOMMENDED:
* Robert Chi, “The March of the Volunteers: From Movie Theme Song to National Anthem,” Re-envisioning the Chinese Revolution, 217-245
* Ma Ning, “The Textual and Critical Difference of Being Radical: Reconstructing Chinese Leftist Films of 1930s”
* Zhang Zhen, “Song at Midnight: Acoustic Horror and the Grotesque Face of History.”
* Darrell William Davis, “A Marriage of Convenience: Musical Moments in Chinese Movies”
Week 5: Wartime and Colonial Cinema (10/3)
FILMS: Mulan Joins the Army 木蘭從軍(Bu Wancang, 1939)
Princess Iron Fan 鐵扇公主(Wan Laiming, 1941)
Optional Films
* Winter Jasmine 迎春花(starring Li Xianglan, 1942)
* Spring in a Small Town 小城之春 (Fei Mu, 1948)
READINGS:
* Poshek Fu, Between Shanghai and Hong Kong, Chapter 1
* Jie Li, “A National Cinema for a Puppet State: The Manchurian Motion Picture Association”
* Weihong Bao, ‘In Search of a "Cinematic Esperanto": Exhibiting Wartime Chongqing Cinema in Global Context’, Journal of Chinese Cinemas, 2009, 3, 2, 135–47.
* Tze-yue Hu, “Princess Iron Fan vs. the Momotaro series” in Frames of Anime
* Kuei-fen Chiu, “The Question of Translation in Taiwanese Colonial Cinematic Space”
OPTIONAL:
* 李香蘭自傳(excerpts from the autobiography of Li Xianglan/Yamaguchi Yoshiko)
* Li Jie, “Home and Nation Amid the Rubble” (first part on Spring in a Small Town)
* Yiman Wang, “Wartime Cinema” in The Chinese Cinema Book
Week 6: From Yan'an Folklore to Model Opera Films (10/10)
FILMS:
* The White-Haired Girl 白毛女 (Wang Bin, 1950)
* The Red Detachment of Women 紅色娘子軍 (Xie Tieli, 1972)
Optional Films:
* Serfs 农奴 (Li Jun, 1963)
* The Red Detachment of Women紅色娘子軍 (Xie Jin, 1961)
* Two Stage Sisters 舞台姐妹 (Xie Jin, 1965)
READINGS:
* Mao Zedong, “Talks at the Yan’an Forum of Literature and Art”
* Meng Yue, “Female Image and National Myth”
* Bai Di, “Feminism in the Revolutionary Model Ballets The White Haired Girl and the Red Detachment of Women”
* McGrath, Jason. "Cultural Revolution Model Opera Films and the Realist Tradition in Chinese Cinema"
* Projectionist voiceover script for The Red Detachment of Women (in Chinese)
RECOMMENDED:
* 翟建农,《红色往事--1966-1976年的中国电影》excerpt
* Yomi Braester, “The Political Campaign as Genre: Ideology and Iconography during the Seventeen Years Period”
* Gina Marchetti, ‘Two Stage Sisters: The Blossoming of a Revolutionary Aesthetic’, Jump Cut, 1988, 34, 95–106.
* Kristine Harris, ‘Re-makes/Re-models: The Red Detachment of Women Between Stage and Screen’, The Opera Quarterly, 2010, 26, 2–3, 31–42.
Week 7: Reception of Socialist Cinema (10/17)
FILMS:
* In the Heat of the Sun 陽光燦爛的日子(Jiang Wen, 1995)
* Clips from Chung Kuo—Cina (Michelangelo Antonioni, 1972)
* Clips from Carma Hinton, Morning Sun (2003)
Optional Films:
* Hero in the Bandit’s Den 英雄虎膽 (1958)
* Uproar in Heaven 大闹天宫(Wan Laiming, 1961-64, animation)
* Other films made in the socialist period of your choice
READINGS:
* Susan Sontag, “Fascinating Fascism”
* Umberto Eco, “The Difficulty of Being Marco Polo”
* Tina Mai Chen, “Propagating the Propaganda Film: The Meaning of Film in Chinese Communist Party Writings, 1949-1965”
* Paul Clark, The Cultural Revolution: A History, Conclusion
* People’s Daily Editorial, “A Vicious Motive, Despicable Tricks: Antonioni’s Chung- Kuo” and other criticism of the film in Chinese -《中國人民不可侮》
RECOMMENDED:
* Andre Bazin “The Stalin Myth in Soviet Cinema”
* Alice Xiang, “When Ordinary Seeing Fails: Reclaiming the Art of Documentary in Michelangelo Antonioni’s Chung Kuo”
* 朱大可,“領與袖的紅色風情”
RESEARCH EXERCISE WITH PRIMARY SOURCES (Due 10/24)
This research exercise seeks to explore Maoist cinema beyond the analysis of film texts, instead focusing on production, reception, or exhibition contexts. You are asked to dig into primary sources such as film magazines, local gazetteers, movie tickets, posters, a given film’s production notes, and ordinary people’s reminiscences of watching films (do a search on the CNKI database). After doing some preliminary browsing, formulate a 2-page research proposal.
Week 8: Hong Kong Martial Arts Cinema (10/24)
Films:
* A Touch of Zen 俠女(King Hu, 1971)
* Once Upon a Time in China 黃飛鴻 (Tsui Hark, 1991)
Recommended:
* Fists of Fury (starring Bruce Lee, 1972)
* The Grandmaster (Wong Kar-wai, 2013)
Readings
* David Desser, ‘The Kung Fu Craze: Hong Kong Cinema’s First American Reception’, in Poshek Fu and David Desser (eds.), The Cinema of Hong Kong: History, Arts, Identity (Cambridge University Press, 2000), pp. 19–43.
* Frances Gateward, ‘Wong Fei-hung in Da House: Hong Kong Martial-Arts Films and Hip-Hop Culture’, in See-kam Tan, Peter X. Feng, and Gina Marchetti (eds.), Chinese Connections: Critical Perspectives on Film, Identity, and Diaspora (Temple University Press, 2009), pp. 51–67.
* Stephen Teo, ‘The Rise of Kung Fu, from Wong Fei-hong to Bruce Lee’, Chinese Martial Arts Cinema: The Wuxia Tradition (Edinburgh University Press, 2009), pp. 58–85.
* David Bordwell, ‘Richness through Imperfection: King Hu and the Glimpse’, in Poshek Fu and David Desser (eds.), The Cinema of Hong Kong: History, Arts, Identity (Cambridge University Press, 2000), pp. 113–36.
Recommended Readings TBA
Note: Ang Lee will visit Harvard on October 25, with retrospective at Harvard Film Archive
Week 9: Ang Lee and Diasporic Chinese Cinema (10/31)
FILMS: Be sure to have watched The Wedding Banquet, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and Lust, Caution
READINGS
* Emilie Yeh, “Confucianizing Hollywood” in Taiwan Cinema: A Treasure Island,
* Chris Berry, “Wedding Banquet: A Family (Melodrama) Affair” and “The Chinese Side of the Mountain”
* Christina Klein, “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: A Diasporic Reading”
* James Schamus, “Aesthetic Identities: A Response to Kenneth Chan and Christina Klein”
* Leo Ou-Fan Lee, “Ang Lee’s Lust Caution and Its Reception”
Week 10: “Primitive Passions”: Cinema as Ethnography and National Self-Representation (11/7)
FILMS:
* Yellow Earth 黃土地 (Chen Kaige, 1984)
* Raise the Red Lantern大紅燈籠高高掛 (Zhang Yimou, 1991)
READINGS:
* Edward Said, Orientalism, Introduction
* Rey Chow, Primitive Passions, selected chapters
* Dai Qing, “Raise the Red Lantern and Raise the Eyebrows”
* Interviews with Zhang Yimou and Chen Kaige in Michael Berry, Speaking in Images
* Chris Berry, “If China Can Say No, Can China Make Movies? Or, do movies make China? Rethinking National Cinema and National Agency”
Week 11: Post-Fifth Generation and New Realisms (11/14)
FILMS:
* Zhang Meng, A Piano in the Factory 鋼的琴, 2011
* Jia Zhangke, Still Life 三峽好人, 2006
Optional Films:
* Li Yang, Blind Shaft 盲井, 2007
READINGS:
* Zhang Zhen, The Urban Generation, Introduction
* Yomi Braester, “Tracing the City’s Scars: Demolition and the Limits of the Documentary Impulse in the New Urban Cinema”
* Jason McGrath, “The Independent Cinema of Jia Zhangke: From Postsocialist Realism to a Transnational Aesthetic”
* 戴錦華,《鋼的琴:階級,或因父之名》
November 20-21: Harvard Visit by Independent Chinese Documentary Filmmakers and Yunfest Curator
Week 12: DV Documentaries (11/21)
FILM
* Petition 上訪(Zhao Liang, 2009)
* The Satiated Village 吃飽了的村莊 (Zou Xueping, 2012)
READINGS:
* Paola Voci, China on Video: Smaller Screen Realities, selections
* Luke Robinson, Independent Chinese Documentary: From the Studio to the Street, Chapter 1
* Readings on Ai Weiwei’s documentary and social media praxis
* Additional films & readings TBA
成龙牛逼
李连杰和成龙,真的当年中国票房如果能有现在的一半的话,在好莱坞的发展都能再上一个台阶,现在除了甄子丹能在亚洲打些文化输出之外,像什么六大中生之类的出了国门一个都不能打。 [ 此帖被qiaod在2020-01-04 00:42修改 ]
老哥谷歌趋势用的挺6哇哈哈
这个很可以了
少林寺者40年前的电影了,现在还有影响力
实际上本人未被打过一下
笑尿....
这跟我说的有什么关系?外媒和非洲人看盗版的联系是?
100%啊,太牛了
野路子练成这样,不得不说黑人运动天赋有点意思
精武英雄烂番茄指数100%啊,厉害了
喋什么双雄???
发哥在海外香港电影影迷里有地位的,只是在大众传播上中国其它类型的片种都比功夫片弱势,这是因为类型片本身的关系,和发哥本人魅力无关。
喋血双雄
jet li
张艺兴和吴亦凡,然后李连杰和蔡徐坤并列第三🐶
众所周知,有李有龙
甄子丹亚洲号召力也仅限于港台东南亚,其实还是华人地区,像东亚的日本韩国市场依然打不进去。
非洲杯?😂
论烂片率,李连杰可远远排不上号吧老哥~~再者对这样的巨星而言,已经有了足够的经典积淀,后期的几部人情作品根本够不上什么名声影响。
索尼专门为他量身打造的游戏,牛叉不
这剧结局咋样,大学时看到第四季,天使都出来,后来看的天天晚上梦见剧情,怂了在没追
没看
再说一遍,我是中国人
各种烂片……他10年后总共也没拍多少吧?再说要说烂片李连杰真不能说多的
感觉国家在下一盘很大的棋🐶
双龙
胡歌早年作品?🐶
挺有意思
这个港片,是指八九十年代港片,非洲的动作风格主要还是受港片黄金时代影响。
挺有意思的,配乐动作都在线
成龙的动作也不少啊
牛逼牛逼,比正版的还好看,哈哈
欢乐
美队耍盾牌是模仿成龙
雷神耍锤子是模仿子丹