「無伴奏」「三月のライオン」の矢崎仁司監督が「GONIN サーガ」「キッズ・リターン」の安藤政信を主演に迎え、女性の肉体の美しさや神々しさを撮り続けたフランスの写真家アンリ・マッケローニとその被写体となった愛人の実話に着想を得て描いたドラマ。山梨県立写真美術館のキュレーターをつとめる怜は、偶然訪れた東京のフォトギャラリーで、新進気鋭の写真家・春馬の写真に心を奪われる。翌日、怜は春馬に連絡を取り、彼女自身を被写体にした写真を撮影して欲しいと依頼する。春馬は突然のことに戸惑いながらも怜の写真を撮りはじめ、2人は撮影を通して次第に惹かれ合っていく。そんな中、妊娠中の春馬の恋人・夏生が怜の存在を知り……。

「無伴奏」「三月のライオン」の矢崎仁司監督が「GONIN サーガ」「キッズ・リターン」の安藤政信を主演に迎え、女性の肉体の美しさや神々しさを撮り続けたフランスの写真家アンリ・マッケローニとその被写体となった愛人の実話に着想を得て描いたドラマ。山梨県立写真美術館のキュレーターをつとめる怜は、偶然訪れた東京のフォトギャラリーで、新進気鋭の写真家・春馬の写真に心を奪われる。翌日、怜は春馬に連絡を取り、彼女自身を被写体にした写真を撮影して欲しいと依頼する。春馬は突然のことに戸惑いながらも怜の写真を撮りはじめ、2人は撮影を通して次第に惹かれ合っていく。そんな中、妊娠中の春馬の恋人・夏生が怜の存在を知り……。

Fièvre, a mysterious woman, collects dead animals in the wild and brings them back to life with animated films. One day, a man comes to see Fièvre—his wife is dead.

Fièvre, a mysterious woman, collects dead animals in the wild and brings them back to life with animated films. One day, a man comes to see Fièvre—his wife is dead.

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改编自池泽夏树同名小说，ギラクシ一賞獎励賞受賞作品

American Photography: A Century of Images is a remarkably complete, high-caliber PBS presentation of who Americans were and are, using 20th-century images that capture everything from the everyday to the once-in-a-lifetime. While of course you'll see many photographs, some familiar and some new, you'll also learn about the history of our relationship with photography and the ways pictures are used. See the progression from posed to unposed photographs and from picture postcards to digitally enhanced photos that show what a missing child might look like today. Learn about the importance of photography for social causes such as abolishing child labor, the civil rights movement in America, and the way we feel about everything from what we buy and how we dress to how we get the news. Especially interesting is the discussion of how Native Americans have been portrayed--including the photographer who brought a trunk of costumes with him to dress Native Americans the way he wanted them to look in his pictures.

American Photography: A Century of Images is a remarkably complete, high-caliber PBS presentation of who Americans were and are, using 20th-century images that capture everything from the everyday to the once-in-a-lifetime. While of course you'll see many photographs, some familiar and some new, you'll also learn about the history of our relationship with photography and the ways pictures are used. See the progression from posed to unposed photographs and from picture postcards to digitally enhanced photos that show what a missing child might look like today. Learn about the importance of photography for social causes such as abolishing child labor, the civil rights movement in America, and the way we feel about everything from what we buy and how we dress to how we get the news. Especially interesting is the discussion of how Native Americans have been portrayed--including the photographer who brought a trunk of costumes with him to dress Native Americans the way he wanted them to look in his pictures.