東京短編映画祭
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Directed by Siying Li
An Interview with Director Valentina Khodnevich
Valentina Khodnevich is a young filmmaker based in London, England. Each new project originates in human behaviour and moral issues . The young artist used to explore works of Blaise Pascal, W. Somerset Maugham, D. S. Lihachev etc. Valentina is trying to see different perspectives and find modern ways to answer old questions.
The Director doesn't afraid to experiment and try new things in cinematography wise. Moreover, she used to give herself into the hands of chance during the film shooting. As great ideas always appear spontaneously! Valentine has never seen herself as only feature film director or video artist. Besides, she is the Artist who used to generate style and work in mixed genres of her works.
TISFF
Marco Polo
Directed by Pablo Riesgo Almonacid
Lunch with Hitler
Directed by Christopher Grant Harvey
Let's Make Jam
Directed by Vanesa Moreno
On Another's Sorrow
Directed by Hao Hsuan Yen
The river and the labyrinth
Directed by Ian Capillé
Laura: An Interview with François Albaranes
Echo
Directed by Qidi An, Zi Mu
Tsuur, a nearly lost instrument from Han Dynasty, has been preserved in the Altai Mountains, while Boke, a young Mongolian boy from Wulianghai, was learning to make and play it under the influence of his uncle, Dambul. In the meantime, as the old man Qorumbat, the Inheritor of National Intangible Cultural Heritage, had returned to the pasture in winter, Dambul wanted to entrust his nephew Boke to Qorumbat for a systematic education of Tsuur.
Tokyo Film Festival is a place for unique and underrated films to be seen, films that experience with new methods of narrating their stories. Our festival has two sections, namely 'International' and 'Asian' sections. In the International section, we will attempt to select films that explore the human condition and focus on the issues we are facing today. Independent films that deal with refugees and immigrants, the LGBT community, and women and their everyday struggles are our top priority.
In the 'Asian' Section, we will focus on the problems in Asia, such as the conflicts in the Middle East and how people in these countries live through war and chaos, and we will also shine a light on the cinema in the Far East. The selected films will be judged by an outstanding group of juries who will announce the winners after carefully watching and analyzing each film. At Tokyo Film Festival, we will try our best to introduce and promote the film, and we hope our reviews can help filmmakers in their careers.
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