Category: Chinese Simplified

Judi Singh Baljit Sangra

DOXA 纪录片影展:Baljit Sangra 在《Have You Heard Judi Singh?》中为被遗忘的加拿大历史发声

温哥华导演 Baljit Sangra 热爱讲述离散族群的故事。她在 2019 年推出的纪录片《Because We Are Girls》(因为我们是女生)聚焦于三位有旁遮普血统的姊妹,她们勇敢揭发在威廉斯湖 (Williams Lake) 遭受一名亲戚性侵的经历,该片获得三项利奥奖 (Leo Awards) 提名。她接下来的长篇纪录片《Mareya Shot, Keetha Goal: Make the Shot》(射门了,进球了:命中目标),讲述希望进军国家冰球联盟 (NHL) 旁遮普裔球员的故事,并在 Sundar Prize Film Festival (桑达奖电影节)荣获最佳卑诗省电影奖。

Jimmy Lo

导演罗志明:UBC 助我顺利走过从香港移居温哥华的旅程

纪录片导演罗志明 (Jimmy Lo) 认为,移居他国象徵着人生新阶段的开始。「我不认为人一定要时时回顾过去,」这位来自香港的导演透过 Zoom 接受 Pancouver 访问时说道。「过去的确存在于我体内,对吧?那是我的血液、是我 DNA 的一部分,但我现在要展开人生新的一页。」

Aysanabee Jade Music Fest in Asia

两届朱诺奖得主 Aysanabee 期待与台湾原住民音乐人同台演出

奥吉克里族 (Oji-Cree) 歌手 Aysanabee 自从荣获 2024 年朱诺奖 (Juno Awards) 「年度词曲创作人奖」及「年度另类音乐专辑奖」以来,持续在音乐事业上攀登高峰。《Pancouver》透过 Zoom 在台北与他连接数,当时他正在准备他在 Jade Music Fest in Asia 的两场演出。他将待在台湾到 5 月 5 日,期间会造访当地的原住民学校,并与台湾原住民音乐人同台演出。

Aisha's Story

DOXA 纪录片影展:《Aisha’s Story》呈现巴勒斯坦家庭对「返回权」的深切渴望

有时,一部纪录片能揭示无数关于中东的新闻报导中未曾提及的真相。在《Aisha’s Story》(Aisha 的故事)中,这部即将在温哥华 DOXA 纪录片影展揭幕的作品中,联合导演 Elizabeth Vibert 与 Chen Wang 探索食物在巴勒斯坦认同中所扮演的内核角色。影片主角 Aisha Azzam 在约旦经营家族的谷物磨坊,并愉快地解释她所贩售的食品为何是巴勒斯坦文化遗产的象征。

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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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