Filmed with a Bolex camera, Unstable Rocks offers a meditative exploration of the Portuguese landscape, where geology, animals, and human presence seamlessly merge. Shifting between black and white and colour, the film lingers on rocks, animals, religious imagery, and quiet, everyday moments. The rhythmic pace invites contemplation of time, the landscape, and the subtle traces left behind by both human presence and the natural world.

Filmed with a Bolex camera, Unstable Rocks offers a meditative exploration of the Portuguese landscape, where geology, animals, and human presence seamlessly merge. Shifting between black and white and colour, the film lingers on rocks, animals, religious imagery, and quiet, everyday moments. The rhythmic pace invites contemplation of time, the landscape, and the subtle traces left behind by both human presence and the natural world.

地球有释放极端灾害的能力，火山、地震、飓风和洪水都有着极大的破坏力。我们也许认为已经见过大自然母亲最无情的一面了，但随着科学家的进一步探索，我们发现过去有着更极端的灾害事件。火山的威力足以杀死数百万人，使建筑土崩瓦解。飓风在温暖的海面上积聚力量，能够跨越数百公里，成为了“死亡”和“毁灭”的代名词。水是生命之源，但水也拥有毁灭的力量，那种力量叫——洪水。这些强大的急流每年可夺走大约两万五千人的生命。但这还不是最可怕的，据说在久远的年代，大自然显示过更大的威力。

Picture three places. 1. A workshop in Germany where we follow the making of a prosthetic hand. 2. A traditional glove-making workshop in Millau, in the south of France. 3. A jeans factory in Istanbul, illustrating large-scale industrial production. A succession of three workplaces, but with a common viewpoint and subject: the relationship between the hand and the machine, the work and the material, all of them patiently and rigorously observed. Daniel Eisenberg scrutinises these interactions and gestures meticulously, and he pays close attention to each action involved and to the time required for each operation, from the starting point to the finished forms. With this film, Eisenberg continues the work he started with his previous one, The Unstable Object (FID 2011), in which he also used a triangular structure to compare the work in a high-tech car factory in Dresden, then in an antiquated clock repair shop in Chicago, and finally in a cymbal factory in Istanbul. From one production site to the next, the film focuses on hands, bodies, images: reconstructed bodies, modelled bodies, dressed bodies. And on the social body as well – either collective bodies at work, or their images, shaped by the very objects which are being produced. The patience of an attentive camera and the fascinating rhythm of this choreography let the gestures fully unfold. The geography of production modes also shapes the story it underlies, like the globalisation of exchanges. And what is also paramount here is that the time it takes to make the objects seems to mirror the experience of the viewer watching the film, like an echo between absorbed gazes, theirs like ours. A nice piece of actual work from the gaze and the mind about the ever so unstable object that is work. 　　源自：https://fidmarseille.org/en/film/the-unstable-object-ii/

Film of Simon Fisher Turner's new album, Instability of The Signal, directed by Japanese filmmaker Isao Yamada.

香港警察顧玲玲為調查好友楊美華的死因，遠赴日本與作家李三郎會面，詢問美華有無遺留下重要物品，但卻未有所悉。不久，日本外事邢警木下與倆人接洽合作，情求協助調查一起私毒品案件，並從刑警口中得知楊美華妹妹楊美鳳的下落。 　　為此，倆人結伴去楊美華生前工作的夜總會，進行實地查訪，更希望能見到楊美鳳……

香港警察顧玲玲為調查好友楊美華的死因，遠赴日本與作家李三郎會面，詢問美華有無遺留下重要物品，但卻未有所悉。不久，日本外事邢警木下與倆人接洽合作，情求協助調查一起私毒品案件，並從刑警口中得知楊美華妹妹楊美鳳的下落。 　　為此，倆人結伴去楊美華生前工作的夜總會，進行實地查訪，更希望能見到楊美鳳……

戒嚴前夕的台灣，曾出現一系列「女性復仇」電影，形塑受害女性角色，再由極殘忍的復仇結局收尾。延續著近年對身體政治課題的關注，蘇匯宇再次以肉身探討權力，以女性電影為想像基礎，重新創造了一個平行宇宙的女性復仇。

A socially committed film about the feudal state of many Japanese women in 1946. Hiroko Hosokawa, a female lawyer, defends Mrs. Asakura, who suffocated her child in her grief after her husband died penniless following an industrial accident. The prosecutor is Hiroko's sister's husband Kono, who also sent Hiroko's fiance, Yamaoka, to jail for his liberal views during the war. Yamaoka has just been freed, but is seriously ill from his time in prison.