
VIFF 2023: Tiger Stripes 打開被遺忘的「女性」應有的意義與樣子?!
「傳說」總帶著神秘,因為它讓想像沒有邊際、沒有標準,但卻能慰藉與反思!馬來⻄亞的「叢林」帶著什麼樣的色彩,叢林激發了許多馬來西亞藝術家,而藝術家們的表達是勇敢與大膽的!

「傳說」總帶著神秘,因為它讓想像沒有邊際、沒有標準,但卻能慰藉與反思!馬來⻄亞的「叢林」帶著什麼樣的色彩,叢林激發了許多馬來西亞藝術家,而藝術家們的表達是勇敢與大膽的!

You can see the jungle, legends, and the girl, which represent the relationship between Tiger Stripes director Amanda Nell Eu and Malaysia.

「传说」总带着神秘,因为它让想像没有边际、没有标准,但却能慰藉与反思!马来⻄亚的「丛林」带着什么样的色彩,丛林激发了许多马来西亚艺术家,而艺术家们的表达是勇敢与大胆的!从这部片子你也可以很明显地看见导演 Amanda 所表达的丛林、传说、女孩,都是导演与马来⻄亚这片土地的关系——既畏惧又想突破!

In Snow in Midsummer, Ah Eng (Fan Wang) leaves her Penang Island home to return to Kuala Lumpur 49 years after the city endured deadly riots.

Drawing links between motor control and rhythm perception may help us make sense of the underlying causes of some neurological disorders.

大多数温哥华人对马来西亚并不怎么关心。但这个东南亚国家警示着人们,当政治的煽动、民粹主义和不负责任的媒体报导混合在一起,种族暴力将一触即发。

大多數溫哥華人對馬來西亞並不怎麼關心。但這個東南亞國家警示著人們,當政治的煽動、民粹主義和不負責任的媒體報導混合在一起,種族暴力將一觸即發。







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This project is funded in part by the Government of Canada.
The Society of We Are Canadians Too created Pancouver to foster greater appreciation for underrepresented artistic communities. A rising tide of understanding lifts all of us.
We would like to acknowledge that we are gathered on the traditional and unceded territories of the Coast Salish peoples of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. With this acknowledgement, we thank the Indigenous peoples who still live on and care for this land.
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