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The film goes deep into the Syrian war zone to film the life of local residents, and directly attacks the daily life under the war rubble, recording a young woman in Syria's struggle with love, war and motherhood in five years

2019 marks the 40th anniversary of the release of the classic science fiction film Alien. Alexander O. Philippe devoted himself to deciphering the origin of the alien. Starting from the most original conception and sketch, and Dan Obanon's original 29 page script, explore the influence of Zodulovsky, parasitology, Greek and Egyptian mythology, and underground cartoons. With rich content and profound discussion, the film is a feast that cannot be missed by science fiction fans

　　A documentary film about the Brazilian town of Toritama, the self-proclaimed capital of jeans. The workers of the city’s self-managed small businesses only get one real break from their self-exploiting lives in the textile business: the annual Carnival
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Film, a new technology that rose a hundred years ago, no one expected that the material used to record it, film, would be on the verge of extinction in this era and replaced by the digital trend. Film can still survive for 6 or 70 years under the temperature of 18-22 ° C and humidity of 55 ° C. However, when it is exposed to the environment lacking constant temperature and humidity, the film may start to sour at any time, and the image will be cracked and dissolved, and all the memories recorded on it will no longer be awakened
There is a group of people in Taiwan who are taking part in this time competition and are invisible in the film library of the"Singapore Industrial Park", Here, more than 17,000 films and millions of film relics have become their spiritual food. They shuttle through it day after day, with questions, learning and faith. What they are doing is to awaken these films that have been neglected for so long, and then piece together the social atmosphere that no longer exists and the remote life appearance. These film library days are the daily life of film collectors and film restorers

Today, the challenge of climate change is above all other issues. Recent research has found that, by the end of the 21st century, 39% of the world's population will face a situation that no creature has ever experienced in the past
There have been several excellent documentaries in the past that have explained the great changes in the Earth's environment and pointed out the long-term impact of human activities on the Earth. The uniqueness of Anthropocene: Glory and Destruction is to emphasize the process that led to this situation, rather than simply stating< Br/>
The progress of human beings in various fields has shaped an era of industrialization with remarkable achievements, which is generally welcomed by everyone. However, the two hundred years of history we learned in class is full of biased thinking. Now we should think about the history behind progress and understand what we think is the progress process< Br/>There is a voice that drives us to review the great"once upon a time"; There is a voice throughout the documentary. I deliberately didn't make any comments in the film. That voice is not commenting on pictures or history; On the contrary, it is telling history< Br/>
I used national data to review wars, Fordism, marginal urbanization or political speeches. I used the propaganda files of American  way  of life to show how the anti communist America publicized the advantages of capitalism and consumerism. I also use amateur films, which are sociological documents and part of the collective imagination. The authors of these images are unknown, and the content talks about us and people several generations ago. Finally, I use the films from the first half of the twentieth century. These fragments help me to present an era with few or no images (coal industry, mining work in the 19th century)< Br/>The role of archive pictures is not to explain, but to present different periods. The audience will then go back to the past and appreciate its aesthetics, atmosphere, voice, music and speech< Br/>In addition to these archival data, I also took some pictures of the modern world to help the audience get closer to the story. These pictures are presented among the seven billion people who work in silence. The"permanent disappearance" of Arizona due to nuclear waste, China's coal miners, trade ports and an extremely modern but uninhabited data center, etc< Br/>They reminded the audience of the greatness of the film: How did we get to this point

　　2040 is an innovative feature documentary that looks to the future, but is vitally important NOW. Award-winning director Damon Gameau embarks on journey to explore what the future would look like by the year 2040 if we simply embraced the best solutions already available to us to improve our planet and shifted them into the mainstream. Structured as a visual letter to his 4-year-old daughter, Damon blends traditional documentary footage with dramatized sequences and high-end visual effects to create a vision board for his daughter and the planet