There was once an invisible optician, trapped in a strange and lonely world. Her story starts with a broken lens and the woman who taught her to see things differently.

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《华少爱读书》是浙江卫视一档访谈类节目。节目中华少每期将邀请一位朋友带着书来进行访谈，这位朋友可能是作家，艺人，也可能是企业家，他们带的那本书，一定是对他们影响最深的，类型不局限，可以是漫画，也可以是时尚杂志，整档节目结合趣味性与知识性为一体，书香气息极为浓郁。

《华少爱读书》是浙江卫视一档访谈类节目。节目中华少每期将邀请一位朋友带着书来进行访谈，这位朋友可能是作家，艺人，也可能是企业家，他们带的那本书，一定是对他们影响最深的，类型不局限，可以是漫画，也可以是时尚杂志，整档节目结合趣味性与知识性为一体，书香气息极为浓郁。

In 1899, a photographer at American Mutoscope & Biograph mounted his camera on the front of a trolley traveling over the Brooklyn Bridge. The three 90-foot rolls he created were edited together to complete the journey from Manhattan to Brooklyn, entitled Across the Brooklyn Bridge. As a commission by the Museum of Modern Art for the re-opening of their facility in a new design by architect Yoshio Taniguchi, Bill Morrison took this remarkable footage and recombined it with itself to form a new split-screen extrapolation.

《华少爱读书》是浙江卫视一档访谈类节目。节目中华少每期将邀请一位朋友带着书来进行访谈，这位朋友可能是作家，艺人，也可能是企业家，他们带的那本书，一定是对他们影响最深的，类型不局限，可以是漫画，也可以是时尚杂志，整档节目结合趣味性与知识性为一体，书香气息极为浓郁。

For two minutes, all we see are calves, bare feet and asphalt. Every time a foot hits the ground, it makes a slapping sound, accompanied by the runner’s rapid breathing. The rhythm is steady, and yet there is an urgency to the shot. 　　The runner is Félix Bruzzone, a writer who lives near the Campo de Mayo military base on the outskirts of Buenos Aires. His research and experiences serve as the basis for Jonathan Perel’s film Camuflaje. He explains what drives him in voice-over: his mother was disappeared by the military when he was an infant. It was only after purchasing a property close to Campo de Mayo that he learnt that she also died there. 　　What should be done with this wasteland on which the military killed its opponents 45 years ago? Bruzzone speaks with those who live in the area in a series of staged encounters. An estate agent gushes over the rise in property values, a run-in with soldiers turns out better than expected, a survivor of the camp describes how much resistance she faced in trying to erect a memorial, to say nothing of a documentation centre. Bruzzone keeps on running, tirelessly.