Kus vaadata I've Got the Blues Eestis
Following her award-winning documentary, One Tree Three Lives, about novelist Hualing Nieh Engle, Hong Kong director Angelina Chan examines the artist Yank Wong Yan-kwai. A complex man who resists easy categorizations, Wong is a painter, art director, set designer, writer, musician, and photographer, an elusive renaissance man of bountiful creativity. More than a portrait of an artist and the creative life, the lm is also a high-octane cat-and-mouse game between lmmaker and subject: one tries to capture, the other evades
Vaata "I've Got the Blues" kohe True Story ja avasta veelgi rohkem viise, kuidas Popcorn Time'i ülimat voogedastusjuhendit kasutades oma lemmik film sukelduda.
I've Got the Blues on täna Popcorn Time'i voogedastustabelis #26970 kohal Eestis. film on alates eilsest tõusnud 10 kohta.
Popcorn Time'i järjestussüsteem arvutab populaarsust, kombineerides andmeid mitmest usaldusväärsest allikast, sealhulgas voogedastusplatvormidest, peer-to-peer suundumustest ja globaalsetest andmebaasidest.
Meie algoritm kohandab järjestusi dünaamiliselt, lähtudes sellest, kuidas sisu erinevatel platvormidel, piirkondades ja ajavahemikel esineb. Iga filmi või saadet hinnatakse, kasutades kombinatsiooni tema globaalsest positsioonist, piirkondlikust populaarsusest ja ajaloolisest esitusest. See tagab õiglase, täpse ja pidevalt ajakohastatud ülevaate sellest, mis Eestis trendib.
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Sarnased filmile I've Got the Blues
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A wistful but witty account of a trip to Beijing by filmmaker Viv Li, a Chinese art student who has been living abroad for ten years. Her stay with her family mercilessly exposes how uprooted she has become by her life abroad.
I Don’t Feel at Home Anywhere Anymore (2020 )
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Filmed in beautiful black and white, this slow cinema piece spends four seasons with a family in Turtle Rock, a remote village in China named after a local rock formation that resembles a giant turtle. For nearly a century now, the village has been home to just seven families who have only four surnames. They once moved to this mountainous region fleeing war, and have eked out a simple life there ever since. Filmmaker Xiao Xiao’s grandmother was one of the first people to be born in Turtle Rock, and it's also the place where he grew up. This allows Xiao to get very close to the residents, whom he observes lovingly as they chop spices or firewood, carry huge trunks of bamboo on their shoulders or unhurriedly fashion an iron pipe from an old tube—here, everything is recycled. The rustling trees and cackling chickens create a natural soundtrack to this rhythmic, beautifully framed documentary, which doesn't shy away from the harsher aspects of this life, far from the madding crowd.
Turtle Rock (2017 )
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In the process of social transformation in China, urbanization has deeply affected and changed the countryside. Heishuigetuo is a remote village with over 300 years of history which is gradually withered. Currently, there're only 15 villagers living in it. The mountain village retains the traditional features of northwestern Shanxi Province. Hou Junli is the only young man in the village. He raises more than 500 goats with his father. Liu Sanlong, 82 years old, is a farmer of the older generation living on farming. Liu Guoping is a young man among the first group of people leaving the village to work in the cities.
The Fading Village (2019 )