Omar Amiralay是叙利亚最著名的纪录片导演，从70年代就开始拍摄纪录片，大多涉及到阿拉伯世界特殊而敏感的政治、宗教和民俗文化，作品多次被禁，本人也曾流亡海外多年。 　　A Flood in Baath Country 　　[TUFAN FI BALAD EL-BA'TH] 　　Directed by Omar Amiralay 　　Syria/France, 2003 　　Color. 46 min. Arabic with English subtitles. 　　In 1970, Omar Amiralay made a short documentary, Film-Essay on the Euphrates Dam, in praise of the ruling Baath party's project to construct an impressive system of dams. Today, after fatal construction flaws have been discovered, his controversial new film, A Flood in Baath Country, explores the metaphorical implications of such weakness. Without commentary or criticism, Amiralay's film exposes Baath party propaganda and its debilitating effects on the people of al-Mashi village, 400 kilometers (250 miles) northeast of Damascus. The camera moves slowly from students to teachers to government officials, with everyone reciting the exact same praises for the president and slogans glorifying the Baath party. The film is the harshest indictment yet of the regime, portraying the devastating effects of 35 years of rigid Baath party rule on Syrian society. 　　"There is nothing enigmatic, by contrast, about Omar Amiralay's documentaries. They're as outspoken as can be--and yet they, too, convey their argument through unforgettably strong images." – Stuart Klawans, The Nation 　　The filmmaker's first film is a short film to the glory of the Euphrates dam, the pride of the ruling Baath party. "I regret this youthful error". 33 years later, he unveils the indoctrination at work in the village classroom. 　　There is nothing enigmatic, by contrast, about Omar Amiralay's documentaries. They're as outspoken as can be--and yet they, too, convey their argument through unforgettably strong images. Among the most forceful of his films is A Flood in Baath Country (2003), which has the added benefit of encapsulating Amiralay's career for you. In 1970, fresh out of film school and fired with enthusiasm for the Baath regime, he made a short titled Film-Essay on the Euphrates Dam. At the beginning of A Flood in Baath Country, you see footage from this early work: brief views of dam construction, shot in expert imitation of Amiralay's beloved Dziga Vertov. Meanwhile, on the soundtrack, the present-day Amiralay speaks of his distress at having made such a film. Construction was shoddy; dams have fatally collapsed. As for the artificial Lake Assad, beneath whose waters stand inundated villages, it now seems to Amiralay to be the perfect symbol of the Baath regime, which seeks to submerge all life in Syria.

Omar Amiralay是叙利亚最著名的纪录片导演，从70年代就开始拍摄纪录片，大多涉及到阿拉伯世界特殊而敏感的政治、宗教和民俗文化，作品多次被禁，本人也曾流亡海外多年。 　　A Flood in Baath Country 　　[TUFAN FI BALAD EL-BA'TH] 　　Directed by Omar Amiralay 　　Syria/France, 2003 　　Color. 46 min. Arabic with English subtitles. 　　In 1970, Omar Amiralay made a short documentary, Film-Essay on the Euphrates Dam, in praise of the ruling Baath party's project to construct an impressive system of dams. Today, after fatal construction flaws have been discovered, his controversial new film, A Flood in Baath Country, explores the metaphorical implications of such weakness. Without commentary or criticism, Amiralay's film exposes Baath party propaganda and its debilitating effects on the people of al-Mashi village, 400 kilometers (250 miles) northeast of Damascus. The camera moves slowly from students to teachers to government officials, with everyone reciting the exact same praises for the president and slogans glorifying the Baath party. The film is the harshest indictment yet of the regime, portraying the devastating effects of 35 years of rigid Baath party rule on Syrian society. 　　"There is nothing enigmatic, by contrast, about Omar Amiralay's documentaries. They're as outspoken as can be--and yet they, too, convey their argument through unforgettably strong images." – Stuart Klawans, The Nation 　　The filmmaker's first film is a short film to the glory of the Euphrates dam, the pride of the ruling Baath party. "I regret this youthful error". 33 years later, he unveils the indoctrination at work in the village classroom. 　　There is nothing enigmatic, by contrast, about Omar Amiralay's documentaries. They're as outspoken as can be--and yet they, too, convey their argument through unforgettably strong images. Among the most forceful of his films is A Flood in Baath Country (2003), which has the added benefit of encapsulating Amiralay's career for you. In 1970, fresh out of film school and fired with enthusiasm for the Baath regime, he made a short titled Film-Essay on the Euphrates Dam. At the beginning of A Flood in Baath Country, you see footage from this early work: brief views of dam construction, shot in expert imitation of Amiralay's beloved Dziga Vertov. Meanwhile, on the soundtrack, the present-day Amiralay speaks of his distress at having made such a film. Construction was shoddy; dams have fatally collapsed. As for the artificial Lake Assad, beneath whose waters stand inundated villages, it now seems to Amiralay to be the perfect symbol of the Baath regime, which seeks to submerge all life in Syria.

神秘的保守基督教团体团契会在华盛顿拥有强大话语权，并有影响世界的野心。

神秘的保守基督教团体团契会在华盛顿拥有强大话语权，并有影响世界的野心。

故事发生在1970年代，乔治.克汉是一个生活在英国索尔弗德市的巴基斯坦人，自己经营着一家私人店铺。乔治.克汉的妻子埃拉是个地地道道的英国人，出生在英格兰西北部的兰开夏州。他们一共有七个孩子。乔治一心想让一家人遵从传统的巴基斯坦价值标准和道德观念，但无奈的是七个孩子都有他们自己的想法。对乔治来说，生活更像是一次漫长的妥协。　　顽皮的女儿米娜喜欢跟男孩子们一起踢足球而不喜欢擦脂抹粉打扮自己；嬉皮儿子沙林表面上是在学习工程学，实际上却身在艺术学校；满脑子情色浪漫的塔里克已经成了当地出名的风流浪子；萨吉德还是个乳臭未干的娃娃。纳吉尔为了不成为家庭中另一出包办婚姻悲剧的受害者，索性临阵逃脱，跑到埃克尔斯镇作起了帽子生意，自己养活自己；乔治为了让另两个儿子就范，逼着他们跟体面富有的屠户夏先生的女儿结婚……

故事发生在1970年代，乔治.克汉是一个生活在英国索尔弗德市的巴基斯坦人，自己经营着一家私人店铺。乔治.克汉的妻子埃拉是个地地道道的英国人，出生在英格兰西北部的兰开夏州。他们一共有七个孩子。乔治一心想让一家人遵从传统的巴基斯坦价值标准和道德观念，但无奈的是七个孩子都有他们自己的想法。对乔治来说，生活更像是一次漫长的妥协。　　顽皮的女儿米娜喜欢跟男孩子们一起踢足球而不喜欢擦脂抹粉打扮自己；嬉皮儿子沙林表面上是在学习工程学，实际上却身在艺术学校；满脑子情色浪漫的塔里克已经成了当地出名的风流浪子；萨吉德还是个乳臭未干的娃娃。纳吉尔为了不成为家庭中另一出包办婚姻悲剧的受害者，索性临阵逃脱，跑到埃克尔斯镇作起了帽子生意，自己养活自己；乔治为了让另两个儿子就范，逼着他们跟体面富有的屠户夏先生的女儿结婚……

腾讯视频与万合天宜联合出品的伪纪录片，一本正经胡说八道的巅峰之作，教科书上学不到的传统文化，首部曲解亚文化的专题片。

腾讯视频与万合天宜联合出品的伪纪录片，一本正经胡说八道的巅峰之作，教科书上学不到的传统文化，首部曲解亚文化的专题片。

高中生莉莉安在学校旅行时溜走。在每一段行程中，她都会接触到神秘世界：从白人至上主义者到伊斯兰激进分子，从新朋克到清醒的先锋派——他们相互咆哮和狂欢，却对自己的邻居懵然不知。