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Feel the documentary boring?
is okay, today I recommend a few very interesting documentaries, and watch the documentaries quietly this weekend!
"I repair cultural relics in the Forbidden City"
Douban score: 9.4
Director: Ye Jun/ Xiao Han
Starring: Wang Jin/ Qi Haonan/ Qu Feng/ Wang Wusheng/ Wang Youliang There are more than 1.8 million precious cultural relics in the collection, including the "Five Bulls Picture" and "The Riverside Picture on Qingming Festival".
After a hundred years of vicissitudes, these common treasures of mankind are more or less dusted and damaged.
Since the day the Palace Museum was built, generations of restorationists have walked into the red walls of the Forbidden City, through them, turning decay into magical hands, and reinjecting the vitality of life into each cultural relic.
Woodenware, ceramics, bronze, lacquerware, clocks, weaving and embroidery, calligraphy and painting, different cultural relics have different characteristics, and also have their own difficulties in restoration.
And these restorers are willing to be lonely, willing to be plain, and carefully feel the weak pulse from ancient times in the dialogue with the cultural relics.
Cultural relics have souls and lives, and they are closely connected with the beauty of the human heart.
When the dusty cultural relics regain their dazzling brilliance, we should not forget the hardships of those ordinary and great craftsmen!
The film has undergone 5 years of project research, 4 months of uninterrupted documentary shooting, and three episodes in total. Each episode shows several types of closely related cultural relic restorations and restoration masters with different temperaments.
During the shooting, the film crew has been with the masters all the time, just to ensure that the masters naturally show their daily work in front of the camera.
"Emperor Penguin Diary"
Douban score: 8.6
Director: Luc Jage
Starring: Charles Belling/Romana Paulinge/ Jules Struck
This is a true reflection of penguin life movie of.
The northern part of Antarctica has a mild climate and sufficient food; while the southern part is covered with snow all year round, the climate is cold, and food is scarce.
But the southern part also has its advantages, that is, it is ecologically stable and there is no pursuit of natural enemies.
In order for the baby penguins to grow up healthily, parents and mothers of penguins come from the north to the south every year to hatch small penguin eggs.
Penguin father and penguin mother take turns to incubate eggs, while the other party travels far to find food. The hardships on the
journey are unbearable to anyone, and the weak penguins carry out this hard task every year. The tenacious vitality shown in the
film is thought-provoking. The
emperor penguin is the largest in the penguin colony. The
film "Emperor Penguin Diary" uses documentary methods to record the many difficulties and dangers that adult penguins must face during courtship, marriage, and the birth and growth of young penguins.
"Emperor Penguin Diary" has a shooting period of 13 months, with more than 120 hours of footage.
Before this, director Luc Jacques spent 12 years preparing and observing the living conditions of emperor penguins.
"Pulsation of the Earth"
Douban score: 9.7
Director: Aleste Fasergill
Starring: David Attenborough/ Sigourney Weaver
BBC once produced the documentary photography of "Blue Planet" The team once again assembled and presented this unsurpassed classic documentary "Earth Pulse".
From the Antarctic to the North Pole, from the equator to the frigid zone, from the African grasslands to the tropical rainforests, from the desolate peaks to the deep sea, countless creatures are presented to the world in extremely beautiful appearances.
We saw the ups and downs of the Okavango flood and the living conditions of the surrounding animals, and saw rare snow leopards hunting for food in the heavy snow;
saw the interaction of penguins, polar bears, seals and other creatures on the ice field. The harsh scene of dependence has also seen amazing creatures living in the high temperature environment of volcanic craters deep in the ocean.
This film has 11 episodes and cost 8 million pounds. It took five years to produce and it took more than two thousand days to carry out the field.In the investigation, a 130-person film crew traveled to 62 countries and a total of 40 photographers were used to shoot in 200 locations. The
film crew ventured to the farthest and most dangerous areas on the earth in order to ensure that they were able to take shots of animals struggling to survive.
expands the field of vision to the most difficult-to-reach areas on the planet and has close contact with the cutest, most brutal, and rarest animals.
"Looking for Crafts"
Douban score: 8.9
Director: Zhang Jing
Production Country/Region: Mainland China
This is a walking documentary about three documentary laymen, looking for the story of shooting 199 craftsmen. The
film has no gorgeous pictures and no superb suspense.
It only shows sincerity, and quietly tells you a series of warm stories that belong to China.
emotionally, it is even a main theme documentary, but it puts aside the superiority of previous documentaries, but cuts into personal emotions, with a strong sense of substitution, leading the audience to experience a sincere cultural journey. The
film has no gorgeous pictures and no superb suspense.
It only shows sincerity, and quietly tells you a series of warm stories that belong to China.
was filmed in the early stage. There is no trace of posing or directing, and there is no mainstream "professional" frame. From the perspective of
's later storytelling, the film boldly adopts the second person with the greatest risk.
"Heaven and Earth Xuanhuang"
Douban score: 9.1
Director: Ron Frick
Country/Region: United States
Who are we? Where does
come from? Where will
go?
These questions are closely related to our survival, but few people can give accurate answers.
lasted 14 months and traveled across 24 countries. Director Ron Fricke used the lens to show us the most magnificent and magnificent scenery that nature can have.
From ancient times to the present, from apes to humans, from uninhabited deserts to shocking religious activities, from the touch of the vast world to the happiness of babies’ simple smiles, we will find that many times, we are not aware of it. Until now, all this beautiful is happening around us all the time.
has no lines in the whole film. The title Baraka stands for blessing in ancient Islamic language. This is also the original intention of the director to shoot this film, blessing everything that exists with us on this blue earth.
According to reports, director Ron Fricke spent 14 months traveling to 24 countries on six continents with a three-person crew in order to shoot the film, costing a total of four million US dollars. The scene transition of the
movie is also very wonderful. The first minute you were still thinking about the macaque’s human-like face, the next minute you came to Japan’s snow-covered Mount Fuji; it was too late to savor the cremation along the Ganges in India. The ceremony again lingered in front of the Syrian temple.
This is a movie that is worth watching again, because the content is so rich that the glimpses of browsing can't be completely absorbed.
"China in the Countryside"
Douban score: 9.3
Director: Jiao Bo
Production Country/Region: Mainland China
"China in the Countryside" Jiao Bo still aimed the lens at his hometown, Zibo, Shandong, but shot It is no longer the village where he was born, but the village of Jiaoyu, Yiyuan County, the old revolutionary district of Yimeng Mountain. The
film takes a small village as the starting point, showing the huge changes in rural China, environmental protection, farmers’ spiritual and material pursuits and many other social reality topics. It is both lively and interesting, but also deeply moving. In an interview with reporters, Jiao Bo revealed that he and his film crew spent 373 days in Jiaoyu Village for this documentary.
and Jiao Bo’s film crew, except that he is older (close to 60), the average age of the other four main creators is only in their early 20s.
In 373 days, the film crew of "China in the Country" and local villagers ate and lived together. They became a family of nearly 1,000 hours of footage, and finally edited them.The essence of about two hours.
"Cat City"
Douban score: 8.4
Director: Jada Torun
Starring: Blunt Ustaman / Bengu / Deniz / Doman / Worry-free
Istanbul cats are not simple They are classified as the domestic cats or stray cats we usually see. They freely enter and exit human life, are intimate but still free, and are between wild and domesticated.
In Istanbul, there are thousands of such cats, and they have lived with Istanbul in this way for thousands of years.
Istanbul people love cats. Many people have unique stories between themselves and cats. It is not so much that cats depend on people, but rather that people depend on the intimacy and bondage between themselves and cats. Some people think that cats are between themselves and God. Some people think that cats are a mirror of their lives in the world.
Istanbul’s cats are special because they are also residents here, and Istanbul is their city. The reason why
made this film is because the cat was a very important partner during the growth of director Shida Torun.
She believes that the relationship between cats and people living in Istanbul seems to be more equal. In Istanbul, cats are not so much dependent on people as people are dependent on the intimacy and bondage between cats. When
introduced the film to be released in China, the introducing party and the Turkish government also launched a cat-sucking theme route based on the "Cat City" in the China-Turkey Year of Tourism, which is also very interesting.
"Happy People"
Douban score: 8.8
Director: Werner Herzog / Dmitry Vasakov
Starring: Werner Herzog
Where is the heaven on earth?
through the lens of Herzog, that is Bakhta, a village on the Yenisei River in northern Russia. He and director Dmitry Vasakov captured the lives of the locals, felled trees, and built fishing boats. Fishing, receiving food, long winters and four seasons, plus their shared opinions.
was inspired by the filming of this film. Once the director Werner Herzog was a guest at a friend's house and accidentally saw a Russian documentary, which triggered his inspiration. After obtaining the consent of the original director Dmitry Vasukov,
reproduced a version that compressed four hours into one and a half hours, and finally made the film "Happy People".
"Ocean"
Douban score: 9.1
Director: Jacques Behan / Jacques Cruod
Starring: Pierce Brosnan / Jacques Behan / Jiang Wen / Miyazawa Rie / Pedro Amendaris Jr.
What is the ocean?
This movie tells you the answer.
This is a refreshing and breathtaking ecology documentary with the theme of environmental protection.
This film focuses on the "blue territory" covering three quarters of the earth's surface. Director
deeply explores this deep and rich mysterious world, fully presenting the magnificent and vast ocean.
The adventures in the real animal world are far more exciting than the stories in the cartoons. Then the screen will unfold-a huge group of jellyfish, right whales, great white sharks, penguins, etc.
did not hesitate to show their vigorous vitality in front of the camera, which is breathtaking.
"Ocean" took five years, cost 50 million euros, used 12 camera crews, 70 ships, 50 filming locations around the world, more than 100 species were filmed, more than 500 hours of underwater world and ocean related materials, It is the documentary with the largest investment in history.
"God of Sushi"
Douban score: 8.7
Director: David Jaber
Starring: Ono Jiro / Ono Seiichi / Ono Takashi / Yamamoto Masahiro
The 86-year-old Ono Jiro is the world's oldest three-star chef , Known as the "God of Sushi".
has a lofty status in Japan, and its reputation as the "first person in sushi" spreads even further to the world.
has been holding sushi all his life, and he will always demand the highest standards for himself and his apprentice.
hisThe sushi restaurant "Sukiyabashi Jiro" is well-known far and wide. From ingredients, preparation to the moment of entrance, every step is carefully calculated.
is hailed as a delicacy worth spending a lifetime waiting in line.
"The God of Sushi" is a documentary about sushi filmed by David Jaber.
He is a true New Yorker!
"Sukiyabashi Jiro" sushi restaurant, located in Ginza, Tokyo, has only 10 seats and no toilet.
To eat here, you need to make a reservation one month in advance, starting at 30,000 yen. Customers can't order meals. It's exactly as arranged on the day.
A meal is finished within 30 minutes, and the customer should leave immediately.
is such a wonderful little restaurant, which has won 3 Michelin stars, representing the highest level of sushi.
When Obama visited Japan in 2014, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe specially invited him to eat sushi here.
