山姆·门德斯的“Away We Go”,崇尚家庭观念,以一对即将有孩子的年轻情侣一路旅行所受的教育来教育观众。美国人一表白,一煽情,就觉得肉麻,能不能含蓄点?总把观众当傻瓜。不过这个民族向以直白外向著称,也不能怪编剧导演。对大学里自由派人士的夸张讥讽简直有点阴损了,可见保守本质。估计威斯康星麦迪逊分校若在中国,要起诉制片公司诽谤本校英名了。
最近在换一种角度,重看一些电影。在一位音乐系德国教授Berthold的“电影、音乐、记忆”课,更多关注电影声音(包括音乐),也自与研究音乐理论的同学讨论中获益。再看阿伦·雷乃的《去年在马里昂巴德》。管风琴(往往与古典调性音乐如巴赫、海顿密切相关)在此却用来演奏非常现代的无调性音乐,多少令学音乐的同学讶异,又说令他们想到梅西安的风格(也确由梅西安的学生作曲)。又,同学奥古斯特将乐器/音乐风格与性别联系起来,比如片中X与A与管风琴音乐及弦乐之关系……又如音乐与颜色,跨感官perception。“black and white score”。 Chris Marker的La Jetée,几乎全由静照构成的电影,想起电影学院导演系让学生做的照片蒙太奇练习,只不过这个,将静照剪接起来,通过音乐的流动感和静照中瞬间捕捉的动感,创造出运动的、连贯的幻觉(与一格格胶片走过放映机形成运动影像有相似之处)。
Film, Music, and Memory Music 44410 Cinema and Media Studies 44410 Fall 2009, Wednesdays 1:30-4:30 JRL 264 Screenings: Thursdays and/or Mondays 7:30-11 p.m. JRL 264 (or Tuesday in Cobb 425 at 4:30--still TBD) Berthold Hoeckner,
Topic and Goal This graduate research seminar explores topics arising from the conjunction of film, music, and memory. We will take it as a given that music is centrally involved in the storage and retri of the cinematic image, while adding to and modulating its affect. As a result, music not only shapes narration by structuring diegetic time; it also influences how viewers remember specific filmic events and their overall cinematic experience. We will explore these issues through narrative devices germane to film (such as flashback, dissolve, and montage), conceptual models for mediated memory (such as palimpsests, double projections, cinematic covers), and case studies that are embedded in broader critical and historical problems (such as gendered recollection, cinematic renditions of trauma and nostalgia as experiences of the modern, the proliferation of memory through mass media). Seminar sessions will typically focus on one or two movies in depth. Participants will take turns in functioning as "experts" for select films by creating cue sheets and preparing readings for class discussions. Students taking the class for credit will present a 20-minute research paper at a mini-conference scheduled for Wednesday of Week 11. A precis of the paper is due in week 6 and a draft of the paper one week before presentation.
Materials and Screenings Films and soundtracks, if available, are on Reserve. Weekly readings will be on E-Reserve and/or on the Chalk Site (under Course Documents). The Music Seminar Room in JRL has been reserved for two nights (Monday and Thursday) to allow participants to watch the films as a group. DVDs of the films will be checked out for the week and left in Locker 4513: from the main stairway entry to the fourth floor go east on the North side of the row of shelves in the middle. Past the seminar rooms, the locker is a top locker in the group perpendicular to the East wall with the shelves of DVD and VHS cases. To open use the combination 27-25-13 as follows: turn left to the first number, then--passing the first number–-right to the second number, and then left to the last number until you hear a clicking sound; then turn right to open. DVDs in the locker are checked out under my name for the week and should not be kept for longer than 3 hours. Please sing them out on the sheet. DVDs must be back in the locker prior to screenings. Grading Percentage Participation and Preparation ca. 50% Final Research Paper ca. 50% Syllabus Overview Week 1 - Maytime, Vier Minuten Week 2 - Last Year at Marienbad, La jetée Week 3 - Hiroshima mon Amour, Nuit et Brouillard Week 4 - Letter from an Unknown Woman Week 5 - Die Patriotin, The Last of England Week 6 - Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Final Cut, Strange Days Week 7 - In the Mood for Love, 2046 Week 8 - Forrest Gump Week 9 - To Kill a Mockingbird Week 10 - Histoire(s) du cinéma Week 11 (Presentations) _____________________________________________________________________________ Week 1 Films: Maytime (Robert Leonard,1937), Vier Minuten (Chris Kraus, 2006) Readings: Buhler, James, David Neumeyer, and Rob Deemer. Hearing the Movies: Music and Sound in Film History. New York: Oxford University Press, 2010. Chapter 1 "The Sound Track and Narrative" pp. 7-33; Chapter 3 "Music, Sound, and the Space of Narrative" pp. 65-91. A useful primer, this book is an optional purchase for the class at the Seminary Coop; it's an essential introduction for any scholar of film music. Turim, Maureen Cheryn. "Definition and Theory of the Flashback." In Flashbacks in Film: Memory and History, 1-20. New York: Routledge, 1989. Altman, Rick. "The Style of the American Film Musical." In The American Film Musical,59-89. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1987. Kuhn, Annette. "All My Life and Beyond..." In Dreaming of Fred and Ginger: Cinema and Cultural Memory, 196-214. Washington Square, N.Y.: New York University Press, 2002. Rodman, Ronald. "Tonal Design and the Aesthetic of Pastiche in Herbert Stothart's Maytime." In Music and Cinema, edited by James Buhler, Caryl Flinn and David Neumeyer, 187-206. Hanover: University Press of New England, 2000. ______________________________________________________________________________ Week 2 Films: Last Year at Marienbad (Alain Resnais,1961), La jetée (Chris Marker, 1962) Readings: Deleuze, Gilles. Cinema. 2 vols. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota, 1986. Chapters 3,4,5 Armes, Roy. "The Refusal of Plot: L'année Dernière À Marienbad." In Action and Image : Dramatic Structure in Cinema, 106-21. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1994. Kline, Jefferson T. "Last Year at Marienbad: High Modern and Postmodern." In Masterpieces of Modernist Cinema, edited by Ted Perry, 208-35. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2006. Kawin, Bruce. "Time and Stasis In 'La Jetée'." Film Quarterly 36, no. 1 (1982): 15-20. Sandro, Paul. "Singled out by History: La Jetée and the Aesthetics of Memory." French Cultural Studies 10, no. 1 (1999): 107-27. ______________________________________________________________________________ Week 3 Films: Hiroshima mon Amour (Alain Resnais, 1959), Nuit et Brouillard (Alain Resnais, 1955) Readings: Wlodarski, Amy Lynn. "Excavating Eisler: Relocating the Memorial Voice in Nuit Et Brouillard." In Kompositionen für den Film: Zu Theorie und Praxis von Hanns Eislers Filmmusik, edited by Peter Schweinhardt, 163-84. Wiesbaden: Breitkopf & Härtel, 2008. Dümling, Albrecht. "Eisler's Music for Resnais' 'Night and Fog' (1955): A Musical Counterpoint to the Cinematic Portrayal of Terror." Historical Journal of Film, Radio & Television 18 (1998): 575-84. Viejo, Breixo. "Neue Musik Für Einen Befreiten Film: Giovanni Fuscos Filmmusik Zu Alain Resnais's Hiroshima Mon Amour." In Kompositionen für den Film: Zu Theorie und Praxis von Hanns Eislers Filmmusik,, edited by Peter Schweinhardt, 235-46. Wiesbaden: Breitkopf & Härtel, 2008. Music/CMS 44410 Film, Music, and Memory 3 Fall 09 Colpi, Henri. "Musique D'hiroshima." Cahiers du Cinéma 18, no. 103 (1963): 1-14. Colpi, Henri. "Hiroshima mon amour." In Défense Et Illustration de la musique dans le film, 128-38. Lyon,: Sociéte d'édition, 1963. Caruth, Cathy. "Literature and the Enactment of Memory." In Unclaimed Experience : Trauma, Narrative, and History, 25-56. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1996. Saxton, Libby. "Through the Spyhole: Death, Ethics and Spectatorship." In Haunted Images : Film, Ethics, Testimony and the Holocaust, 68-91. London ; New York: Wallflower Press, 2008. Further reading and material: van der Kolk, Bessel A., and Onno van der Hart. "The Intrusive Past: The Flexibility of Memory and the Engraving of Trauma." In Trauma: Explorations in Memory, edited by Cathy Caruth, 158-82. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1995. Duras, Marguerite. Hiroshima Mon Amour, Evergreen Original, E-284. New York,: Grove Press, 1961. PQ2607.U64H61S4 c.1 ______________________________________________________________________________ Week 4 Film: Letter from an Unknown Woman (Max Ophuls, 1948) Readings: Wood, Robin. "Ewig Hin Der Liebe Glück." In Letter from an Unknown Woman, edited Virginia Wright Wexman and Karen Hollinger, 220-36. New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press, 1986. PN1997.L4563L490 1986 Wood, Robin. "Letter from an Unknown Woman: The Double Narrative." CineAction 31 (1993): 4-17. Neale, Steve. "Narration, Point of View and Patterns in the Soundtrack of Letter from an Unknown Woman (Max Ophuls, 1948)." In Style and Meaning : Studies in the Detailed Analysis of Film, edited by John Gibbs and Douglas Pye, 98-107. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2005. Laing, Heather. "The Female Listener." In The Gendered Score: Music in 1940s Melodrama and the Woman's Film, 67-98. Aldershot, England ; Burlington, VT: Ashgate, 2007. ML2075.L334 2007 Music/CMS 44410 Film, Music, and Memory 4 Fall 09 Perkins, Victor F. "Ophuls Contra Wagner and Others." MOVIE 36 (2000): 73-79. Useful as a resource (contains the script): Ophuls, Max, Virginia Wright Wexman, and Karen Hollinger. Letter from an Unknown Woman, Rutgers Films in Print Series. New Brunswick, N.J.: Rutgers University Press,1986. PN1997.L4563L490 1986 Further readings: Wilson, George. "Max Ophuls' Letter from an Unknown Woman." MLN 98, no. 5 (1983): 1121-42. Hunt, Lester H. "The Paradox of the Unknown Lover: A Reading of Letter from an Unknown Woman." The Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism 64, no. 1 (2006): 55-66. Cavell, Stanley. "Psychoanalysis and Cinema: Moments of Letter from an Unknown Woman." In Contesting Tears : The Hollywood Melodrama of the Unknown Woman, 81-114. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1996. PN1995.9.W6C38 1996 Perkins, Victor F. "Letter from an Unknown Woman [on the Linz Sequence]." MOVIE 29/30 (1982): 61-72. PN1993.M93 ______________________________________________________________________________ Week 5 Films: Die Patriotin (Alexander Kluge, 1979), The Last of England (Derek Jarman, 1988) Readings: Hillman, Roger. "Alexander Kluge's Songs without Words: Die Patriotin (1979)." In Unsettling Scores : German Film, Music, and Ideology, 89-109. Indianapolis: Indiana University Press, 2005. Kaes, Anton. "In Search of Germany: Alexander Kluge's the Patriot." In From Hitler to Heimat: The Return of History as Film, 107-35. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1989. PN1993.5.G3K29130 1989 Scherer, Christina. "Erinnern, um zu Erneuern: Derek Jarman." In Ivens, Marker, Godard,Jarman: Erinnerung Im Essayfilm, 281-360. Munich: Fink, 2001. PN1995.9.D6S347 2001 [only pages 281-325] Music/CMS 44410 Film, Music, and Memory 5 Fall 09 Forrest, Tara. "From History’s Rubble: On the Future of the Past in the Work of Alexander Kluge." Rethinking History 9, no. 4 (2005): 429 – 48. Dillon, Steven. "Reading Pictures: Emblem and Gesture in the Last of England and the Garden." In Derek Jarman and Lyric Film: The Mirror and the Sea, 162-201. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2004. PN1998.3.J3 D55 2004 (Read the section on The last of England 161-183) as a resource: Kluge, Alexander. Die Patriotin : Texte, Bilder 1-6. Originalausg., 2. Aufl. ed. Frankfurt am Main: Zweitausendeins, 1980. PN1997.P415K6 1980 ______________________________________________________________________________ Week 6 Films: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (Michel Gondry, 2004), The Final Cut (Omar Naim, 2004), Strange Days (Kathryn Bigelow, 1995) Campora, Matthew. "Art Cinema and New Hollywood: Multiform Narrative and Sonic Metalepsis in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind." New Review of Film and Television Studies 7, no. 2 (2009): 119–31. Landsberg, Alison. "Prosthetic Memory: The Ethics and Politics of Memory in the Age of Mass Culture." In Memory and Popular Film, edited by Paul Grainge, 144-61. Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press, 2003. Carr, Brian. "Strange Days and the Subject of Mobility." Camera Obscura 17 ( 2002): 191-217. Dijck, José van. "Future Memories: The Construction of Cinematic Hindsight." Theory, Culture & Society 25, no. 3 (2008): 71-87. van Dijck, José "Memory Matters in the Digital Age." Configurations 12, no. 3 (2004): 349-66. Further readings: Hansen, Mark B. N. "What's Virtual about VR? "Reality" as Body-Brain Achievement." In New Philosophy for New Media, 163-96. Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 2004. BH301.M3 H36 2004 Shaviro, Steven. " Straight from the Cerebral Cortex: Vision and Affect in Strange Days " In The Cinema of Kathryn Bigelow: Hollywood Transgressor, edited by Deborah Jermyn and Sean Redmond, 159-77. London: Wallflower Press, 2003. PN1998.3.B54 C56 2003 _____________________________________________________________________________ Week 7 Films: In the Mood for Love (Wong Kar-wai, 2000), 2046 (Wong Kar-wai, 2004) van Dijck, José "Mediated Memories: Personal Cultural Memory as Object of Cultural Analysis." Continuum: Journal of Media & Cultural Studies 18, no. 2 (2004): 261-77. Blake, Nancy. "'We Won't Be Like Them': Repetition Compulsion in Wong Kar-Wai's in the Mood for Love." Communication Review 6, no. 4 (2003): 341-56. Cook, Pam. "Rethinking Nostalgia: In the Mood for Love and Far from Heaven." In Screening the Past: Memory and Nostalgia in Cinema, 1-19. London ; New York: Routledge, 2005. Yau, Ching-Mei Esther. "The Intimate Spaces of Wong Kar-Wai." In At Full Speed : Hong Kong Cinema in a Borderless World, 277-94. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2001. Yu, Audrey. "In the Mood for Love: Intersections of Hong Kong Modernity." In Chinese Films in Focus: 25 New Takes, edited by Chris Berry, 128-36. London: British Film Institute, 2003. ______________________________________________________________________________ Week 8 Films: Forrest Gump (R. Zemeckis, 1994) Readings: Drake, Philip. "'Mortgaged to Music;" New Retro Movies in 1990s Hollywood Cinema"." In Memory and Popular Film, edited by Paul Grainge, 181-201. Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2003. Lapedis, Hilary. "Popping the Question: The Function and Effect of Popular Music in Cinema." Popular Music 18, no. 3 (1999): 367-79. Burgoyne, Robert. "Prosthetic Memory/ National Memory." In Film Nation : Hollywood Looks at U.S. History, 104-19. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 1997. PN1995.9.H5B87 1997 Radstone, Susannah. "Screening Trauma: Forrest Gump, Film and Memory." In Memory and Methodology, 79-107. Oxford ; New York: Berg, 2000. BF378.S65 M46 200 Music/CMS 44410 Film, Music, and Memory 7 Fall 09 Further Reading: Wang, Jennifer Hyland ""A Struggle of Contending Stories" : Race, Gender, and Political Memory in Forrest Gump." Cinema Journal 39, no. 3 (2000): 92-115. Briley, Ron. "'I'm Sorry I Had to Fight in the Middle of Your Black Panther Party': The Black Panther Party, Hollywood, and Popular Memory." Popular Culture Review 15, no.2 (2004): 5-20. ____________________________________________________________________________ Week 9 Films: To Kill a Mockingbird (Robert Mulligan, 1962) Readings: Holcomb, Mark. "To Kill a Mockingbird." Film Quarterly 55, no. 4 (2002): 34-40. Burt, George. The Art of Film Music: Special Emphasis on Hugo Friedhofer, Alex North, David Raksin. Boston: Northeastern University Press, 1994. pp. 42-45 Buhler, James, David Neumeyer, and Rob Deemer. Hearing the Movies: Music and Sound in Film History. New York: Oxford University Press, 2010. pp. 172-75 Nicholson, Colin. "Hollywood and Race: To Kill a Mockingbird." In Cinema and Fiction : New Modes of Adapting, 1950-1990, edited by John Orr and Colin Nicholson, 151-59. Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 1992. PN1997.85.C520 1992 ______________________________________________________________________________ Week 10 (Joker Class) Films: Histoire(s) du cinéma (Jean Luc Godard, 1998) Readings: (details TBD) Godard, Jean Luc. Histoire(S) Du Cinéma. 4 vols. Paris: Gallimard, 1998. PN1998.A3G5A312 1998 v.1-4 Scemama-Heard, Céline. Histoire(S) Du Cinéma De Jean-Luc Godard : La Force Faible D'un Art, Champs Visuels. Paris: Harmattan, 2006. PN1998.3.G63 S29 2006 Godard, Jean-Luc, and Youssef Ishaghpour. Cinema : The Archeology of Film and the Memory of a Century. English ed, Talking Images Series. Oxford, UK ; New York: Berg,2005. PN1994 .G555 2005
READINGS:Neale & Smith, eds., Contemporary Hollywood Cinema (CHC)
Electronic texts on chalk
* = optional for undergraduates; required for graduate students
**= recommended
REQUIREMENTS: Regular attendance at lectures, discussion sections, and screenings is mandatory. You are expected to view the films at least once projected on the big screen. Over half the films will be shown in 35mm at the Wednesday evening screenings; the same films will be shown Sunday afternoons using DVDs, except three times during the quarter when we scheduled different films that are also required. Video copies of all films are on reserve at the FSC video check-out desk for study purposes. Unless there are exceptional reasons, viewing the films on the TV monitor or other platforms cannot substitute for attending the main screenings. Keeping a viewing journal is optional but highly recommended.
Even though this is primarily a lecture course, with the classroom being an auditorium, we are aiming to have at least some discussion in class, in addition to the undergraduate section run by the course assistant. It is therefore important that you not only attend the screenings but also do the readings for the week for which they are assigned (we will determine ad hoc for which of the two classes). Participation in class and section discussion will influence your final grade.
Writing requirements include a take-home midterm, due 10/26, and a take-home final, due 12/07. In place of the final exam, you can opt to write a final paper (8-10 pages for undergraduates, 13-15 pages for graduate students, also due 12/07), on a topic to be discussed with the instructor by 11/17. Due dates are firm, and you should plan your schedule accordingly. However, we are willing to grant short-term extensions, but only if you arrange them with the CA in advance. Unexcused late papers will be downgraded.
9/29, 10/01CLASSICAL CINEMA, STUDIO SYSTEM, PRODUCTION CODE; SPECTATORSHIP & AUDIENCE PERFORMANCE
W: Psycho (Hitchcock, 1960; 108m), preceded by trailer
S: Psycho (1960; 109m) or Medium Cool (Wechsler, 1970; 111m)
Bordwell, “The Classical Hollywood Cinema”
Williams, “Discipline and Fun: Psycho and Postmodern Cinema”
Smith, “Theses on the Philosophy of Hollywood History” (CHC)
Gomery, “Hollywood Corporate Business Practice and Periodizing Contemporary Film History” (CHC)
Motion Picture Production Code (1930-1967) http://productioncode.dhwritings.com/multipleframes_productioncode.php
*Neale & Smith, “Introduction” (CHC)
*Bordwell et al., The Classical Hollywood Cinema, 70-84, 367-77
*Bordwell, The Way Hollywood Tells It (Berkeley, 2006), 1-18
**Cowie, “Storytelling: Classical Hollywood Cinema & Class. Narrative (CHC)
10/06, 10/08“NEW AMERICAN CINEMA,” NEW HOLLYWOOD; AUTEURISM, GENRE, STAR/ACTOR; ALLUSIONISM/REVISIONISM; VIETNAM
W: Taxi Driver (Martin Scorsese, 1976; 113m)
S: Vietnam protest footage; Medium Cool (Wechsler, 1970; 111m)
Cook, “Auteur Cinema and the ‘Film Generation’ in 1970s Hollywood”
Buscombe, “The Idea of Genre in the American Cinema”
Carroll, “The Future of Allusion: Hollywood in the Seventies (and Beyond)”
Fuchs, “‘All the Animals Come Out at Night’: Vietnam Meets Noir in Taxi Driver”
*Neale, “Questions of Genre”
*Gledhill, Neale, Buscombe, “The History of Genre Criticism”
*Sergi, “A Cry in the Dark: The Role of Post-Classical Film Sound” (CHC)
*Berg & Rowe, “The Vietnam War and American Memory”
W: Mutiny (Child, 1982; 10m); Blue Steel (Bigelow, 1990, 102m)
S: Repeat screening of Blue Steel or *Desperately Seeking Susan (Seidelman, 1986), *Born in Flames (Borden, 1983), or Daughters of the Dust (Dash, 1991)
Cook, “No Fixed Address: The Women’s Picture from Outrage to Blue Steel” (CHC)
Williams, “Body Genres: Gender, Genre and Excess”
Shaviro, The Cinematic Body 1-13, *1-65
*Islam, “‘I Wanted to Shoot People’: Genre, Gender and Action in the Films of Kathryn Bigelow”
I really liked the article you put there with many so movies I liked:
The article almost summarized a very unusual nostalgia for me to read on referring all the movies and recalling the scenes.
When I watched those movies from 70's-90's back then I didn't think much that they actually recorded some, if not all,historic moments in Taiwan about how people were thinking and reacting to the environment,until you mentioned how special impression they made to people outside Taiwan.
Indeed, a mixture of traditional (before 1949) Chinese Taiwan's and Japanese's social culture seemed reflecting a even better version, more romantic and delicate snapshot of people during those times in Taiwan.
The old time may not be all good but these movies certainly left us a lot of collective conscious/memory to treasure and cherish.
For me, the movies "Bright summer day" and "Yi-Yi" are especially memorable for a second generation of people from Mainland after 1949 like me. They are indeed precious visual experiences for me.
Thanks again Steve
Teresa的回復:
Hi Ling, I was overjoyed to read your 2 articles. I had been expecting, at best, a side dish from you (with your crazy busy schedule!) and you offered us such a feast! I echoes Steve's comments regarding films back in 70s-90s too. 拋磚引玉, that is. For songs,
Pedro Almodovar (阿莫多瓦) - Talk to Her(对她说) Paul Thomas Anderson - Punch Drunk Love Thom Anderson - Los Angeles Plays Itself Apichatpong Weerasethakul - Tropical Malady Olivier Assayas(阿塞亚斯)- demonlover David Cronenberg – Spider(蜘蛛) Claire Denis(克莱尔·德尼) - Beau Travail Arnaud Desplechin - Kings and Queen Jean-Luc Godard - In Praise of Love Jia Zhang-ke - The World(世界) Richard Kelly - Southland Tales Abbas Kiarostami (阿巴斯)- The Wind Will Carry Us Hayao Miyazaki (宫崎骏)- Spirited Away Kelly Reichardt - Old Joy Ousmane Sembene - Mooladé Michael Snow - *Corpus Callosum Tsai Ming-liang - What Time Is It There?(你那边几点) Agnes Varda(瓦尔达) - The Gleaners and I(拾荒者) Wong Kar-wai - In the Mood for Love(花样年华) Edward Yang (杨德昌)- Yi yi(一一)
囿于本人见识和偏好,只找出19部,名单暂定如下,以后再补:
Edward Yang (杨德昌)-- Yi yi(一一,2000)
Claire Denis(克莱尔·德尼)-- Beau Travail(2000)
Agnes Varda(瓦尔达)-- The Gleaners and I(拾荒者,2000)
Terry Zwigoff -- Ghost World (鬼界,2001, USA)
Tsai Ming-liang(蔡明亮)-- What Time Is It There?(你那边几点,2001)
Patricio Guzmán-- The Pinochet Case (皮诺切特事件,2002, 纪录片,Belgium / Chile / France / Spain)
Tsai Ming-liang(蔡明亮) -- Goodbye, Dragon Inn (不散,2003, Taiwan)
Nicolas Philibert -- To Be and to Have (2003, France)
Wang Xiaoshuai (王小帅) – Drifters (二弟, 2003)
Sylvain Chomet -- The Triplets of Belleville (美丽城三重奏,2003,动画)
Jia Zhang-ke (贾樟柯) - The World(世界,2004)
Michael Haneke(迈克尔·汉内克)-- Caché (隐藏,2005, France)
Noah Baumbach -- The Squid and the Whale (鱿鱼和鲸,2005,美国)