Explores the wonders, mysteries, and fragilities of the Americas, the largest landmass on Earth, as well as extraordinary, untold wildlife tales that will resonate with millions of people all over the world.

Much has been documented about the great traumas that attend migration towards the West in search of the sometimes-mythic ‘better life’. With great pathos, Geology of Separation explores another route, constructing a narrative thread by tracing the mundane quotidian experience of Abderhaman, a migrant who fled violence in Libya and is awaiting permission to remain in Italy. 　　This period of limbo is plagued with tiresome, demoralising indignities that arise from casual racism raining down from various figures of authority. For much of the film the camera gazes lengthily, languorously, peacefully at landscapes, skyscapes and topographies; snow-covered mountainsides, cow-dotted pastures, cascades and pastoral lanes are all captured in striking black and white. Yet this is no holiday brochure, for the stark beauty of the images is pierced by unsettling questions that have perhaps drained them of colour: What does it mean to exist in a place where one is neither welcome nor unwelcome? How is it that such a decision rests on arbitrary boundaries, arbitrary histories, and policies that value paperwork over dignity? 　　In one quietly compelling sequence, Abderhaman is asked what he is studying in the classes he attends. “Only Italian,” he responds. It is a moment that underscores both his ability to function within its society, but also his ambivalence as to whether it wishes him to advance, prosper or, indeed, remain. 　　源自：https://iffr.com/en/iffr/2023/films/geology-of-separation

让人有些意外的欧美小清新爱情电影，影片讲述了两个美国大陆东西两端完全没有交集的陌生人之间的故事，两人不知为何被不可思议的力量联系在一起共享视觉听觉嗅觉等，当然最后相爱在一起了的爱情故事。

让人有些意外的欧美小清新爱情电影，影片讲述了两个美国大陆东西两端完全没有交集的陌生人之间的故事，两人不知为何被不可思议的力量联系在一起共享视觉听觉嗅觉等，当然最后相爱在一起了的爱情故事。

Many people criticize a film based on how close it relates and carries over from its novel or written form. 　　However, knowing up front that this film is NOT the book and dares to actually go in different directions than the book, may allow for a 　　viewer to be a bit more open about the point of the story and not necessarily the story itself. 　　I adore the novel. When the film came out I was crass about how much was omitted or changed or embellished. But then, several years later, I watched it again. I was amazed at how many of the unknown actors I'd seen before had become huge Hollywood staples (John Lithgow's amazing performance, Glenn Close, Robin Williams, Hume & Jessica, Mary Beth Hurt, the wonderful Swoosie Kurtz, the godess Amanda Plummer, 　　and even a cameo from John Irving himself!). 　　This film is alive with brilliant talent. And let's not forget the music as well. From the opening score of the Beatles, WHEN I'M 64 to the closing sounds of the helicopter, this films sountrack alone is worth drawing attention - simple, honest, pure. 　　There is magic in this film that makes it a timeless, yet period piece. 　　If the viewer compares it to the novel, there may be disappointment or disapproval. However, allowed to stand alone, this film will surely endear itself to any viewer's heart.

该剧借由“灵魂互换”的强设定展开，讲述了新人戏剧导演聂伟（崔雨鑫饰）和女友悦悦（洪一可饰）两人从校园初入社会面临的种种难题和考验。刚毕业一年的聂伟一直接不到戏拍，经历从明星学长到送餐小哥的巨大心理落差，沉重打击了他的自信心，也导致了他和悦悦的分手。此时落魄的聂伟看到一家科技公司在巨额奖金召集产品测试员，为了凑够剧场的租金聂伟当场签了合同，因此与前女友悦悦互换了灵魂，两人开始了分手后又被迫体验对方生活的搞笑之旅。

该剧借由“灵魂互换”的强设定展开，讲述了新人戏剧导演聂伟（崔雨鑫饰）和女友悦悦（洪一可饰）两人从校园初入社会面临的种种难题和考验。刚毕业一年的聂伟一直接不到戏拍，经历从明星学长到送餐小哥的巨大心理落差，沉重打击了他的自信心，也导致了他和悦悦的分手。此时落魄的聂伟看到一家科技公司在巨额奖金召集产品测试员，为了凑够剧场的租金聂伟当场签了合同，因此与前女友悦悦互换了灵魂，两人开始了分手后又被迫体验对方生活的搞笑之旅。

行定勋导演和竹内结子合作的一部给人心灵美丽感动的空想电影短篇。影片原身是索爱07款手机的宣传短片，去年元旦在各大电视台播出后很受欢迎。于是索尼公司邀请行定勋导演扩展故事，将其拍摄成为这部影片。

In Bolivia’s rural desert, where the most important present is that of the wind moving among potato flowers and animals, the people who work the land, those who built ancient artifacts and sacred objects and the musicians who play monseñada -songs linked to the first products of the harvest- in the city streets have one thing in common—manual labor. With an appropriate inclusion of stories about enchanted lakes, legends passed from mouth to mouth -or from orality to the audiovisual, in this case- and imprint a fantastic aura to these lands, Luciana Decker Orozco not only succeeds in capturing country life without oscillations; she also resorts to the incessant movement of the images and the sound accompaniment to define a sensory experience that is transcendental to the audience. 　　源自：https://www.mardelplatafilmfest.com/38/en/pelicula/lo-que-los-humanos-ven-como-sangre-los-jaguares-ven-como-chicha

非洲，人类诞生的地方。20万年来，人类一直在这辽阔大陆上安身立命。这块位处世界中央的不动陆地，似乎自盘古初开以来就一直存在。但事实并非如此，科学家正逐步拆解，非洲大陆的惊人历史。只要找对地方，就会发现许多有关线索，揭示非洲大陆不为人知的动荡岁月。从失落已久的远古大陆分裂出来，非洲见证了开天辟地的威力，一股力量亦令这片大陆面目全非。这段沧桑岁月，带来了非洲大陆今天的种种面貌。野生动物，贫穷与财富，甚至古文明。现时非洲大陆处于转变的关头。那股创造出这片大陆的力量将会摧毁它 。 　　澳洲，它在我们印象之中是偏远孤绝。看似千百万年恒久不变，但其实澳洲有一段截然不同的历史。科学家开始探索钻研，在炙热的沙漠焦土下，发现到一些能揭示过去的蛛丝马迹。它们写在石上，藏于大地中，我们无意中找到一些很特别的东西。令人非常兴奋，甚至在现存的动物身上。这些线索揭示出澳洲与别不同，叫人惊讶的历史。历史怎样模塑出现时的澳洲大陆？推动独特生物的演化过程？形成独一无二的矿物？甚至塑造出种种环境，让人类可在这片恶劣大地安身立命。 　　美洲，包括北美洲与南美洲。两片大陆组成一连绵不断的陆块，这里遍地黄金，是接近十亿人的居所。两块大陆合而为一称为新世界。但科学家在这两块大陆，发掘出其出乎意料的历史。在岩石里，在壮观的地形上，甚至野生物种中，藏有远古世界的痕迹。揭示美洲大陆怎从远古大陆分出来，以及美洲大陆历史怎推动物种演化，缔造出我们认识的今天的美洲。 　　亚欧大陆，地球上最大的大陆。从葡萄牙西岸一直延伸至…俄罗斯的太平洋海岸，人口46亿。科学家开始揭示这块巨型大陆…形成的过程。因为只要找对地方，就发现到远古留下来的线索。它的地形，这是地球表面最壮观的地形之一。种种证据表明亚欧大陆，是在一连串巨大碰撞中诞生。好像汽车慢慢碰撞，惊世的碰撞，最终导致文明的诞生。改变地球上各种生命的进程，而且一直延续至今。