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该片是2013年纪录片《龙老一生》的续集，也是纪录片导演蒋能杰发起的抗战老兵系列纪录片中的一部。
龙运松：一名普通的中国远征军老兵，一直默默生活，不愿谈及英勇往事。龙老在耄耋之年，面对着镜头回顾自己一生；抓壮丁参军、转战南北、妻子另嫁、松山战役、接收日本投降等。
而今， 当年英雄疾病缠身，晚年落寞，老无所依，一直不明白，当年就是抗日了，怎么就成了反革命和兵痞了，还想着晚年能得到国家的认可，2014年龙老归队，而葬礼的悼词让我们反思。
A veteran, Mr. Long’s life was full of legend. Yet, he lived his life in silence and never told others about his experience in the battlefield. There were many scars on his body and he got three shots only in the Songshan Battle. One of them went through between the bones and the scar had been apparently seen so far.
Mr. Long went to the battlefield in the year he got married, where he received a letter from his wife. It read,” I’m going to remarry, may I get your approval?” Later on, Jiang Kai Sing was defeated and asked them to go to Taiwan together. Mr. Long refused,” No, I haven’t seen my parents for years.” However, when he got back to his hometown, his parents passed away soon and his wife had got remarried for two years. After that, he never got married again and lived his whole life in loneliness.
Mr. Long was defined as a bad guy or solider riffraff during the Cultural Revolution period. Afterwards, when people asked him about his experience in the battlefield, he got scared as political investigation came to his mind immediately. “I’ve explained everything in those years, why you’ve come to ask me again? I’ve explained so many times.” To get rehabilitated, he kept visiting leaders of relevant institutions. All his family persuaded him not to do so, because “You’re the Kuomintang’s solider.”
He was getting worse and worse with severe stomach problems, no care from children and high medical fees. He said,” I can’t get cured. If I don’t die this year, I’ll die next year. There’s no point living for a few more years. I’d better die today and I don’t want to be human being next life. It’s too tough.”
Only until 2013, the national Ministry of Civil Affairs announced official documents to rehabilitate the anti-war soldiers. Meanwhile, the ministry promised that there were funds to deal with difficulties in their old ages. When Mr. Long heard this, he could not conceal his excitement with trembling all over. He kept asking,” Is it for real?” However, he had passed away before he received the pension. In Mr. Long’s funeral, a villager announced the memorial speech loudly, which drew us into deep thought……
In 2017, it was revealed that the Department of Defense recently spent millions investigating reports of UFOs. This is the latest disclosure about a series of secret government UFO projects.
This is a story about people in love with cinema, and a country going through its most difficult times. A group of friends, who met sometime ago in a movie theatre, get together to see one of them off to Belgrade. So their journey begins: from personal memories to the remembrance of their country, out of a small dark room to the mystery of Kiev's night. Their last stop - the farewell party where reality and cinema once again become a single whole.
无法讲述一场精神分析。在此六个人冒着风险来谈论它，六种声音，六张面容，男女老少，向我们缓缓道来。 那些过去的人生片段，被撕碎的，缝缝补补的东西。 精神分析家扮演着的角色通常是沉默的，看不见的。 “分析会谈是一个存在于时间之外的空间。 你的话语占据了一切…… 话语在此有一种别处没有的意义”
Impossible de raconter une psychanalyse. Six personnes prennent ici le risque d'en parler. Six voix, six visages, de tous ages, s'adressent à nous. Des morceaux de la vie passent, déchiquetés, re-tricotés. Les figures du psychanalyste rôdent, invisibles, silencieuses. "La séance c'est un espace hors du temps balisé. Votre parole prend toute sa place... Les mots ont ici une valeur... qu'ils n'ont nulle part ailleurs."
Leonardo da Vinci笔下画作《Salvator Mundi》自2017年以$4.5亿美元成交后，一举为世人所熟知，更被称为男版《Mona Lisa》，殊不知这幅画最初是在New Orleans一家乏人问津的拍卖行寻得，当时更仅以$ 1,100美元售出，在经过寻常的廉价工法修复时才真正令隐藏的精湛画技被重新注意，随后价值水涨船高，尽管至今仍有不少人质疑它出自Leonardo da Vinci之手的真实性。
而纪录片《The Lost Leonardo》便是以《Salvator Mundi》为题，深入探讨其神秘起源与阴暗面，同时除了艺术本身，更带到了伴随艺术的权力金钱斗争，背后牵扯的正式金字塔顶层的人与全球最具权势的艺术机构。
The most vivid pages of Russian history and the establishment and consolidation of Russian state power are associated with the eighteen Russian Tsars of the House of Romanov which include such historic names as Peter the Great, Catherine the Great, Nicholas I and Alexanders I, II and III. The dynasty ended with the brutal assassination of the last Tsar, Nicholas II and his family by the Bolsheviks in Ekaterinburg in 1917.
The Romanov dynasty played a hugely important role in world history, and the series highlights the life stories and characters of the tsars, recounting their rise to power and their contribution to the dynasty, their merits and their faults, their achievements and mistakes, their victories and defeats in war.
The series also examines the Russian form of 'Caesarism' as a system of state administration - its advantages and drawbacks and how the Russian state changed under the Romanov's rule.
THE ROMANOVS is told in eight epic one-hour episodes using a unique combination of magnificent CGI animation and dramatic reconstruction with careful and accurate attention paid to each period.
A documentary on the history of garlic. Blank interviews chefs, garlic lovers, and historians about the their love of the 'stinking rose.'
Often referred to as a stinking rose, garlic, in its culinary uses, generally evokes a love it or hate it response. Quite often, these responses are on cultural lines, where old world cultures have generally revered it in their cooking, while new world cultures have not. A renaissance of sorts is taking place in the use of garlic in the United States, with more and more immigrants bringing their use of the spice to the country, with more people desiring more spice in their food, with a desire to get back to the land and with the production of plant a large part of the Central California landscape. Many chefs are presented preparing dishes prominently featuring the spice. On the bad side, the association of garlic to bad breath is discussed. On the other side, its purported health benefits are also discussed. Other topics presented include its association to vampirism, and speculation of how people will want their garlic to be presented to them in the future.
Lucy Worsley traces the forgotten and fascinating story of the young Mozart's adventures in Georgian London. Arriving in 1764 as an eight-year-old boy, London held the promise of unrivalled musical opportunity. But in telling the telling the tale of Mozart's strange and unexpected encounters, Lucy reveals how life wasn't easy for the little boy in a big bustling city.
With the demands of a royal performance, the humiliation of playing keyboard tricks in a London pub, a near fatal illness and finding himself heckled on the streets, it was a lot for a child to take. But London would prove pivotal, for it was here that the young Mozart made his musical breakthrough, blossoming from a precocious performer into a powerful new composer.
Lucy reveals that it was on British soil that Mozart composed his first ever symphony and, with the help of a bespoke performance, she explores how Mozart's experiences in London inspired his colossal achievement. But what should have earned him rapturous applause and the highest acclaim ended in suspicion, intrigue and accusations of fraud.
