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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- A mix between a straightforward video essay and a more abstract collage, this video briefly delves into the loose movement known as slow cinema, using the 2015 Chinese film KAILI BLUES, directed by Bi Gan, as a focusing lens. Equal emphasis is given to analysis and creation of a mood befitting the subject matter.
![A Chinese Dream - The China of Bi Gan [KAILI BLUES and LONG DAYS JOURNEY INTO NIGHT]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BOqF6l3_4rw/mqdefault.jpg)
Ironically I found it impossible to keep up with your narrative pace...
Kaili Blues is one of my favorite films.
Loved this analysis so much. Thank you.
Please add a subtitle track with the names of the films you use as examples!
I could recommend you making another of these and being slow and calm
Yo take your time.
exactly what i was thinking haha, slow cinema, fast talking, sorry but that did not work for me atall
Hey man, this video made me buy the movie. You should make more videos. Seriously. Kaili Blues has become one of my favorite films. I would be interested to know what your thoughts are on "A Long Journey..." when it comes out on Blu-ray.
Wow, thank you very much for this!
@@swenryan Please make a video for "Long Day's Journey Into Night". I would cry tears of joy.
Oh my Gosh I saw it at the theaters. Days Long Journey Into The Night was very interesting filming technique wise to watch. The 3-D section was a bit too long but worth the wait.
@@PrehistoricBeasts I did a video on both these films if you are interested.th-cam.com/video/BOqF6l3_4rw/w-d-xo.html
@@GullyChina Thanks for the reply. I'll check it out.
I think another of the "styles" that "members" of the Slow Cinema movement share is using less lighting exemplified in the films of Lav Diaz, Bela Tarr, and Alexander Sokurov. The dimmed colors contribute to the slowness.
I recently saw Yerzhanov's "A dark-dark man", and I gotta say it was absolutely FANTASTIC
Quite an interesting commentary. If you built in some pauses in your phrasing groups, it would be easier to listen to. Thanks.
I’m glad Storm Children got some recognition here because it’s underrated in my opinion, even among Diaz diehards. Probably because they don’t respect anything under five hours
Beautiful essay about a beautiful film made by one of the most promising directors of the decade. Fantastic.
what's the Thai film at 3:41 called? Thanks for the essay! I can't wait for Long Day’s Journey Into Night
Cemetery of Splendour by Apichatpong Weerasethakul
Hello! What films did you feature in this video? They’re gorgeous!!
I absolutely love this video essay.
Can someone list the names of these films. Thank you!
Good video.
Now what is that piano music you used again....
hey could you let me know how you watched the human surge? where can i find it?
Hello! Thank you for this video, fantastic analysis. Does anyone know what's the Argentinian film at @2:00 ? Please!
The Human Surge by Eduardo Williams
Where did you find "Goodbye Dragon Inn?" Amazing video!!
Why dont you still add subtitles and the names of the films?
you introduced slow cinema with fast pace narrative lol but its good after all
Very good video essay!
Does anyone know what the film at 2:25 is?
Pedro Costa's "Horse Money"
thanks for making this video. i struggled to physically hear what you were saying but knew i really wanted to understand. Could you post a transcript of the video? if transcribing is a hassle, an easy/cheap resource for that: rev.com will transcribe audio to script with 95?% 99?% accuracy for $1 a minute
what movie is at 5:39 ?
I think it's Still Life.
You should talk slowly and clearly. Other than that it's a great video.
You have the ability to slow down the video on TH-cam. It's in the settings.
世事一场大梦，
人生几度秋凉。
had to put the video in 0.7 speed to keep up.. man slow down
Cant understand anything you say at that pace
Fast Paced narration about slow cinema....Dugh...