帥氣有禮的白袍醫師馬西莫，平日是牙醫診所的台柱、最有道德感的良友，也是妻小摯愛崇敬的父親。一家人住在靜謐郊區的泳池別墅裡，生活緊密相依，對他來說，忠於家庭與犧牲自我，就是獲得幸福人生的鐵律。然而一切就在某個酒後的夜晚變了調，隨著他步入地下室，荒誕的景象為他的滿分人生蒙上陰影。妻女的笑顏不再單純，生活也不似往日順遂，他不知道人生還有什麼可信。

帥氣有禮的白袍醫師馬西莫，平日是牙醫診所的台柱、最有道德感的良友，也是妻小摯愛崇敬的父親。一家人住在靜謐郊區的泳池別墅裡，生活緊密相依，對他來說，忠於家庭與犧牲自我，就是獲得幸福人生的鐵律。然而一切就在某個酒後的夜晚變了調，隨著他步入地下室，荒誕的景象為他的滿分人生蒙上陰影。妻女的笑顏不再單純，生活也不似往日順遂，他不知道人生還有什麼可信。

热播剧集《街头绝味：拉丁美洲》由《主厨的餐桌》的创剧人倾心打造，将带来一场全新的烹饪冒险之旅。最新一季前往拉丁美洲的六个国家，探索墨西哥瓦哈卡、巴西萨尔瓦多、阿根廷布宜诺斯艾利斯、秘鲁利马、哥伦比亚波哥大以及玻利维亚拉巴斯充满活力的街头美食文化。每集将突出介绍为各国美食注入生命的毅力和文化。

热播剧集《街头绝味：拉丁美洲》由《主厨的餐桌》的创剧人倾心打造，将带来一场全新的烹饪冒险之旅。最新一季前往拉丁美洲的六个国家，探索墨西哥瓦哈卡、巴西萨尔瓦多、阿根廷布宜诺斯艾利斯、秘鲁利马、哥伦比亚波哥大以及玻利维亚拉巴斯充满活力的街头美食文化。每集将突出介绍为各国美食注入生命的毅力和文化。

http://www.newsongfilmproject.org/ 　　The Power of Their Song is a 90-minute documentary film (currently in production) about beloved, Latin American folk-based musicians, most notably Victor Jara, who sang moving songs of freedom during times of dictatorship. 　　Their powerful songs, composed largely during the 1960's and 1970's, blend beautiful, and at times haunting, melodies with passionate and poetic lyrics expressing the hopes and fears of a generation of Latin Americans. 　　Known as Nueva Cancion, or New Song, this tradition of rural, folkloric music has continued to evolve, absorbing many different regional influences and taking on new creative forms. Well-known musicians from around the world have covered some songs in the tradition. 　　Using interviews to be filmed across South and Central America, the film will document the remaining major artists of this period, including: Roy Brown of Puerto Rico, Daniel Viglietti of Uruguay, Silvio Rodriguez of Cuba, Leon Gieco and Mercedes Sosa of Argentina, Chico Buarque of Brazil, Gabino Palomares of Mexico, as well as musicians from Venezuela, Nicaragua and other Latin American countries.

正当左翼政治在欧亚日渐式微，中国、日本等国相继摒弃社会主义、半社会主义体制，将就业和福祉、平等与均富弃之如敝履，大步迈向新自由主义之时，左翼政治却在素有坏资本主义标本之称的拉丁美洲甚嚣尘上，二十一世纪的社会主义在美国的后院诞生，前不久皮诺切特的去世，也象征着自由经济全球化信徒的嘉年华会，在中南美洲的寿终正寝： 　　被称为美国后院的拉丁美洲 　　在长期为贫富悬殊所苦恼的这个地区 　　左派政权陆续诞生 　　以丰富的石油、天然气资源为背景 　　与中国、印度等国急速靠近 　　开始与美国保持距离 　　美国对此深感忧虑 　　面对美国推行的军事、经济全球化 　　拉丁美洲的力量如今正在迅速增长 　　南美的民众 　　长期来呻吟在残酷的军事独裁 　　和悬殊的贫富差距两座大山之下 　　左派政权将如何克服这些难题 　　让我们追踪巴西和智利的挑战

Real people's terrifying tales of the chilling, unexplained and paranormal come to life with dramatic reenactments in this reality series.

《歐洲甦醒》是為2006年台北雙年展：（限制級）瑜珈所創作的作品。創作的概念從靜照開始發想出發，運用我多年前在歐洲五國旅行所拍攝的幻燈片為主，讓這些幻燈片與各種不同規格的電影膠捲（十六釐米、標準八釐米 、超八釐米等）重新拼貼於三十五釐米的電影膠捲上，使靜態的影像進入一秒二十四格的動態電影的時間性中。我在異國經歷的各種風景已成為現成的影像資料，我用手工的方式將這些影像資料與我成長的生活照交替整合在一起，然後在數位技術的動態處理中再度產生細微的變化與瞬間的凝結，因而打破靜照與電影兩者之間的界限與原有的關係，創造出不同時間與空間的對話，激起我對自我身份與文化的異想，企圖同時喚醒電影創作者與觀眾內心深處的記憶。 　　德國電影導演荷索曾經在電影的拍攝過程中想去觸摸電影感光的過程，這樣的觸摸從來沒有在荷索拍電影的過程中發生過，而他這樣的衝動也沒有在他的影片上留下痕跡。在電影的拍攝中，雖然是人按下攝影機的快門，但電影的影像感光卻是由機械所操作與控制的。我希望在實驗電影的創作與探索中使這種不可能的電影夢想成真，在我的創作過程中留下這種觸摸與痕跡。 　　《歐洲甦醒》的影像主要由三十五釐米靜照的幻燈片與負片，以及部份十六釐米、標準八釐米 、超八釐米的電影膠卷所拼貼構成。我將利用現成的靜照影像，把過去多年來在歐洲五國旅行時所拍得幻燈片重新整理，以國家－歐洲（奧地利、匈牙利、捷克、德國與義大利）為單位穿插編排；同時穿插我成長時所拍的自拍照與生活合照，為了要讓這些靜態的幻燈片與負片跨越與超越自身的規格限制，必須作適度的改變而經過裁剪，與十六釐米、標準八釐米 、超八釐米的電影舊片被精細地排列黏貼整合在三十五釐米透明導片上。所使用的影像素材橫跨三十年：有70年代的八釐米色情影片、80年代在我個人底片簿的最初幾頁中的底片，從青春期到當兵退伍的成長速寫與家庭合照（家庭合照的底片一般會被父母長輩所收藏，而自己的底片簿通常是自己建構自我影像的開始。）、90年代遊歷歐洲五國所拍下的城市風景幻燈片、2000年以來個人十六釐米電影製作過程的工作拷貝，以及從電影後製公司所取得的三十五釐米商業電影的字幕片。 　　《歐洲甦醒》是人/影像創作者以手的觸摸與手工的方式重新付予各種影像新的呈像與生命，而不再只是受到機械的操控。企圖在不同的影像規格之間相互跨越與整合，讓影像超越靜態與動態的界限，從靜態到動態，進入電影的時間裡；再透過數位化與2D特效改變動態的影像的速度與節奏感，瞬間的凝結中讓動態的影像回到靜態，使影像能夠不斷地自由遊走在新的規格裡。一段段不同規格的電影底片與靜態影像層層交疊，我希望在這部作品中打破靜照與電影原有的時間性，過去我的家庭相簿裡影像將重新喚起記憶，在新的影像狀態中漸漸變得模糊而不確定。 　　《歐洲甦醒》是自我的甦醒；記憶的甦醒，但同時也是一種觀看的甦醒。我個人觀看的記憶與他人觀看的記憶透過手工製作的方式，顛覆觀眾過去觀看的方式，喚起觀眾觀看的欲望。當觀眾觀看時，觀眾便開始將私人的記憶與我的記憶混雜在一起，透過這種觀看的互動，讓觀眾察覺到自己在觀看，進而使觀眾產生一種不同以往的觀看方式。我試圖探討影像存在的狀態與限制，也試圖討論觀看的方式。尋找另一種觀看的方式，由觀看進到另一個空間，干預觀者穩定的觀看方式與狀態，從一種觀看再延伸至另一種觀看的可能。 　　Werner Herzog once thought about ‘touching’ the emulsion process during filmmaking. That ‘touch’ never happened in Herzog’s films. In the making of a film, though it takes a human being to push the button of a camera, it is the camera/machine that controls and operates the emulsion process of the film. 　　Initiated from the experiment on stilled images, “Europe Resurrection” was originally created for the 2006 Taipei Biennale – Dirty Yoga. “Europe Resurrection” is a collage composition made of 35mm slides and negatives, and of film negatives and prints in 16mm, Super-8mm, and Regular 8mm. Using found still images, I rearrange those slides taken during several trips to Europe over the years, and categorize them by countries—Austria, Hungry, Czech Republic, Germany and Italy; aside from these slides, I edit in self-portraits and family photos. In order to transcend/overcome the limitation of formats and textures of these still images, it is necessary to undertake certain transformation and editing which help to integrate them with 16mm, Super-8mm, and 8mm footages on clear 35mm film leader. Created with a human being/visual artist’s touch by hand and handmade processes that revive the inner spirit of variant imagery, “Europe Resurrection” is a film that is no longer monopolized by machinery maneuvers. It is a work that aims to transcend and integrate different film formats and visual styles, and that allows imagery to surpass the borderline between still and moving images—it may go from static to fluid, and from fluid back to static again—to travel freely in this new form. Overlapping layers of stills and moving images, the European landscape reincarnates in this new-born moving image that blurs and obscures. “Europe Resurrection” challenges the linear physical timeline of images and mental timeline of memories. 　　“Europe Resurrection” is an awakening call to self, to memory, and to perception. It explores the limitation of the state of being of image, and discourses ways of viewing. It looks for alternatives of the viewing experience by taking viewers into multiple times and spaces, and by further intervening the conventional ways of seeing and perceiving. It is a search for new possibilities of interacting with/reacting to the world of visual image.

Popular New York band leader Terry Rooney (Cagney) is offered a lucrative film contract out in Hollywood. Rooney and his soon-to-be wife pack up and head for California. Upon arriving, they meet Mr. Regan, the head of the studio, who believes that Rooney's true lack of desire for stardom is arrogance on the band leader's part. When his first film is huge success and a hit for the studio, Regan tries to hide the truth from Rooney. Feeling a need to get away from Hollywood, Rooney takes his wife on a South Seas honeymoon cruise, only to return to the real truth of his fame.

First occupied by the Soviets in 1939, then by the Nazis, and then by the Soviets again, Estonia lived through decades of terror. By the end of World War II, more than one-quarter of the population had been deported to Siberia, been executed, or had fled the country. Music sustained the Estonian people during those years, and was such a crucial part of their struggle for freedom that their successful bid for independence is known as the Singing Revolution. The Singing Revolution is the first film to tell this historically vital tale. “This is a story that has not been told outside Estonia,” said filmmaker James Tusty, who is of Estonian descent. “We felt it was time the rest of the world knew of the amazing events that happened here.” In 1999, Tusty and his wife and co-producer Maureen lived in Tallinn, Estonia, while teaching film production at an Estonian University. The experience sparked their interest in the Singing Revolution, and in 2001 they returned to Estonia to teach and also to begin the meticulous research that would anchor their documentary. To make the film, the Tustys interviewed more than forty movement leaders, Estonian statesmen, and average citizens. They also combed through archives around the world...unearthing rare, forgotten footage of life under Soviet rule. Four years in the making, The Singing Revolution is a moving, intensely human testament to the sustaining power of hope and the motivating strength of song. The film reflects the indomitable human drive for personal freedom, political independence, and self-determination. The Singing Revolution was produced by Mountain View Productions with Allfilm and Northern Light Productions, and in association with the U.S.-Baltic Foundation, The Estonian American National Council, and the Moving Picture Institute. The executive producers are Steve and Karla Jurvetson. The producers are the Tustys, Bestor Cram, Piret Tibbo-Hudgins, and Artur Talvik. The directors are the Tustys and Mike Majoros. The film was edited by Mike Majoros and written by Majoros and the Tustys.