This powerful portrait of the life and career of great American music icon Glen Campbell opens to the viewer the world of the singular talent who created hits like Rhinestone Cowboy, Wichita Lineman and Gentle on My Mind. Winner of the Grammy for Lifetime Achievement and member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, Glen was the first country music star to cross over to the pop charts, opening a new realm of opportunity for generations of country musicians. In 2011, when Campbell was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease, he joined forces with his family to fight the biggest battle of his life. Glen and his wife, Kim, made history by going public with the diagnosis - the first time a major American celebrity would share this experience with the world. The Campbell family then embarked on a short "Goodbye Tour," but the three-week engagement turned into an emotional and triumphant 151-show nationwide tour de force. This epic human drama about the undying bond between Glen and Kim, and their unwavering caring for each other, chronicles a story of love, resilience and the power of song. GLEN CAMPBELL...I'LL BE ME is the true tale of how America's greatest country star would not give up his music or his family, against all odds. The film features those who know and love Glen, including Bruce Springsteen, Bill Clinton, The Edge, Paul McCartney, Jay Leno, Vince Gill, Jimmy Webb, Blake Shelton, Sheryl Crow, Keith Urban, Brad Paisley, Steve Martin, Chad Smith and Taylor Swift among many others. Rare vintage footage and extraordinary new performances of Glen's most beloved hits immerse this moving cinematic account in the overwhelming talent of this humble family man. With joy and a tireless sense of humor, Glen and his family live each moment in the present while preparing for the future, all while playing their music to sold out venues on a star spangled voyage spanning the country from Carnegie Hall to the Hollywood Bowl.

Mine is Kentridge's third film, although it is often shown by the artist as second in the series, before Monument (Tate T07483). It was made from eighteen drawings and is set to Dvorak's Cello Concerto in B minor, Opus 104. In it, Kentridge develops the analogy between landscape and mind begun in the earlier films. A journey into the mines provides a visual representation of a journey into the conscience of Kentridge's invented character, Soho Eckstein, the white South African property owner who exploits the resources of land and black human labour which are under his domain. Throughout the film the imagery shifts between the geological landscape underground inhabited by innumerable black miners and Soho's world of white luxury above ground. When Soho, breakfasting in bed, pushes down the plunger of his cafetière, its movement is transformed into a rapid descent through the tray, through the bed and into the mine-shaft. Here the miners' world of overwhelming misery is depicted in claustrophobic tunnels where they are trapped digging, drilling and sleeping, embedded in rock. Above ground, Soho sits at his desk in his customary pin-stripe suit and punches adding machines and cash registers, creating a flow of gold bars, exhausted miners, blasted landscapes and blocks of uniform housing. At the end of the film a tiny, live rhinoceros is carried up from underground to appear on Soho's desk. This, like the image of a Nigerian Ife head which appears at the beginning of the film, alludes to exoticising colonialist attitudes towards Africa and its people, which reduce human and animal resources to trinkets and symbols of wealth. It also refers to the ecological damage caused by industry, a theme common to this series of films.

Mine is Kentridge's third film, although it is often shown by the artist as second in the series, before Monument (Tate T07483). It was made from eighteen drawings and is set to Dvorak's Cello Concerto in B minor, Opus 104. In it, Kentridge develops the analogy between landscape and mind begun in the earlier films. A journey into the mines provides a visual representation of a journey into the conscience of Kentridge's invented character, Soho Eckstein, the white South African property owner who exploits the resources of land and black human labour which are under his domain. Throughout the film the imagery shifts between the geological landscape underground inhabited by innumerable black miners and Soho's world of white luxury above ground. When Soho, breakfasting in bed, pushes down the plunger of his cafetière, its movement is transformed into a rapid descent through the tray, through the bed and into the mine-shaft. Here the miners' world of overwhelming misery is depicted in claustrophobic tunnels where they are trapped digging, drilling and sleeping, embedded in rock. Above ground, Soho sits at his desk in his customary pin-stripe suit and punches adding machines and cash registers, creating a flow of gold bars, exhausted miners, blasted landscapes and blocks of uniform housing. At the end of the film a tiny, live rhinoceros is carried up from underground to appear on Soho's desk. This, like the image of a Nigerian Ife head which appears at the beginning of the film, alludes to exoticising colonialist attitudes towards Africa and its people, which reduce human and animal resources to trinkets and symbols of wealth. It also refers to the ecological damage caused by industry, a theme common to this series of films.

50年代西班牙经典的弗拉门戈电影之一，导演José María Forqué的处女作，主演是当时很有名的弗拉门戈舞蹈家Antonio和Xan das Bolas，另外还有著名女歌手María Dolores Pradera等人。与其他弗拉门戈电影相比，这片的特点在故事中加入了些超现实的元素，而不是纯粹的写实派。 　　Jose Maria Forque is a prolific director of Spanish feature films and television programs, he made his feature debut in 1951 with Niebla y Sol/Mist and Sun after making several state-sponsored documentaries for which he received no credit. Forqué founded his own production company, Orfeo Film, in 1967.

《太阳与蝴蝶》是一部极具细腻与温柔质感的青春校园剧，讲述了因旧仓库中尘封的秘密被一群好奇的男学生意外揭开后，引出的一段关于青春与成长的“群体回忆”。在多年后，蔡小小以实习老师的身份重返母校，她发现，尽管岁月更迭，但那些美好的校园记忆却如同老式录音机中的旋律，能够永远清晰地被镌刻在心底。

For Aichi Triennale 2022, Weerasethakul collaborates with Japanese artists to create his first augmented and virtual reality performance and let visitors commune with invisible ghost-like presences, encounter sick and sleeping bodies, and experience time suspended in a circle. Weerasethakul, whose previous works have brought the invisible, inaudible and untouchable into our realm of the tangible, has greatly expanded the virtual space by making use of augmented and virtual reality. Fifteen audience members at a time are invited into a dark space to roam around, experiencing Weerasethakul’s visual poetry beyond the confines of language, soundscapes of silent waves by Sakamoto Ryuichi, and interactive particles of light floating through the air... They are invited into the depths of memory and existence in a dreamlike world where the origins of life and the afterlife coexist.

For Aichi Triennale 2022, Weerasethakul collaborates with Japanese artists to create his first augmented and virtual reality performance and let visitors commune with invisible ghost-like presences, encounter sick and sleeping bodies, and experience time suspended in a circle. Weerasethakul, whose previous works have brought the invisible, inaudible and untouchable into our realm of the tangible, has greatly expanded the virtual space by making use of augmented and virtual reality. Fifteen audience members at a time are invited into a dark space to roam around, experiencing Weerasethakul’s visual poetry beyond the confines of language, soundscapes of silent waves by Sakamoto Ryuichi, and interactive particles of light floating through the air... They are invited into the depths of memory and existence in a dreamlike world where the origins of life and the afterlife coexist.

时装，是美得不可能的艺术，同时也是无法避免的商业生意。 　　然而，总有人脱俗出尘。Dries Van Noten，是时尚界的谦谦君子，25年来，他不赶流行，不追season，不靠财团营运，只靠个人品牌鹤立鸡群。《Vogue》说他是独立设计师的佼佼者，《纽约时报》形容他是「a man of little ego and big ideas」。在这个浮夸时代，Dries Van Noten继续专注低调，不到纷华靡丽的巴黎争妍斗丽，安静的在比利时做自己认为不褪流行的「时尚」。 　　让我们跟随导演Reiner Holzemer的镜头，潜入这位时尚君子的365天——从漫步家中花园、埋首工作室的日与夜，到台后的绝密片段；加上时尚婆婆Iris Apfel站台与Radiohead低音结他手Colin Greenwood的配乐，细看Dries的15’春夏系列，如何以优雅的姿态，温柔地俘虏时尚界的心。

时装，是美得不可能的艺术，同时也是无法避免的商业生意。 　　然而，总有人脱俗出尘。Dries Van Noten，是时尚界的谦谦君子，25年来，他不赶流行，不追season，不靠财团营运，只靠个人品牌鹤立鸡群。《Vogue》说他是独立设计师的佼佼者，《纽约时报》形容他是「a man of little ego and big ideas」。在这个浮夸时代，Dries Van Noten继续专注低调，不到纷华靡丽的巴黎争妍斗丽，安静的在比利时做自己认为不褪流行的「时尚」。 　　让我们跟随导演Reiner Holzemer的镜头，潜入这位时尚君子的365天——从漫步家中花园、埋首工作室的日与夜，到台后的绝密片段；加上时尚婆婆Iris Apfel站台与Radiohead低音结他手Colin Greenwood的配乐，细看Dries的15’春夏系列，如何以优雅的姿态，温柔地俘虏时尚界的心。

讲述一个非职业爱好者组成的地方交响乐团追逐梦想的故事