With harpsichord music in the background, a dandy, seated at a table, plucks a quill pen from a ceiling full of them above him, dips it in ink, thinks, then draws a straight line down the page in front of him, out of which sprout six more quill pens, each held by a hand. The calligrapher moves all the hands and pens in unison, drawing an elaborate feathered wing, which comes to live, peeling off the page, and, now a quill pen, slips in to his hand. He tucks it behind his left ear.

由极具地气的喜剧达人带队组建“集市侦探队”深入中国十大极具特色的集市。他们将体验四个特色场景，其中有一个是节目组创造的“假场景”，可能是假老板，可能是假铺子，也有可能是假的美食或习俗，他们要通过观察、体验、实践等方式发现“假场景”。同时，“集市侦探队”中还有节目组安插的“卧底”，他将干扰“集市侦探队”的正确判断，增加队员推理的难度，让探索过程充满未知和意外。

由极具地气的喜剧达人带队组建“集市侦探队”深入中国十大极具特色的集市。他们将体验四个特色场景，其中有一个是节目组创造的“假场景”，可能是假老板，可能是假铺子，也有可能是假的美食或习俗，他们要通过观察、体验、实践等方式发现“假场景”。同时，“集市侦探队”中还有节目组安插的“卧底”，他将干扰“集市侦探队”的正确判断，增加队员推理的难度，让探索过程充满未知和意外。

中国北方的一个小城，货车司机大成撞倒了一位老人，老人仅仅受了皮外伤，但由于本身患有严重的肺炎，生命危在旦夕。大成联系不上老人的家人，只好替他付了治疗肺炎的手术费。手术前夜，绝望的老人说了一个令大成诧异的秘密，反而让大成的心绪复杂起来。随着剧情的不断反转，大成得到了万万没有想到的结果…… 　　我本善良，但是当利益来临之际呢？人人逐利的商业社会，心中的“桃花源”在哪里？

库尔特（汤姆·希林 Tom Schilling 饰）的姨母曾经被关进过集中营，最终在纳粹医生卡尔（塞巴斯蒂安·科赫 Sebastian Koch 饰）的折磨下不幸死去。虽然库尔特幸运的在柏林墙建成之前逃往了西德，但他的整个童年时代都生活在纳粹的阴影之下，这给他的人格带来了极大的创伤。 　　之后，库尔特进入了杜塞道夫美术学院就读，无法走出过去阴影的他将内心的绝望和伤痛都挥洒在了画布之上。一次偶然中，库尔特邂逅了名为艾利（葆拉·贝尔 Paula Beer 饰）的女孩，美丽活泼的艾利渐渐的治愈了库尔特内心的伤痕，当两人鼓起勇气想要将关系再推进一步时，却遭到了艾利父亲的强烈反对。

库尔特（汤姆·希林 Tom Schilling 饰）的姨母曾经被关进过集中营，最终在纳粹医生卡尔（塞巴斯蒂安·科赫 Sebastian Koch 饰）的折磨下不幸死去。虽然库尔特幸运的在柏林墙建成之前逃往了西德，但他的整个童年时代都生活在纳粹的阴影之下，这给他的人格带来了极大的创伤。 　　之后，库尔特进入了杜塞道夫美术学院就读，无法走出过去阴影的他将内心的绝望和伤痛都挥洒在了画布之上。一次偶然中，库尔特邂逅了名为艾利（葆拉·贝尔 Paula Beer 饰）的女孩，美丽活泼的艾利渐渐的治愈了库尔特内心的伤痕，当两人鼓起勇气想要将关系再推进一步时，却遭到了艾利父亲的强烈反对。

Dream Work does not so much present dream content than filmic methods of representation corresponding to Freudian dreamwork: mechanisms of displacement and condensation are seen in relation to figurative elements found in Tscherkassky’s source material. Tscherkassky processes these in a manner that resembles Freud’s description of the compression (Pressung) of dream thoughts that takes place in the work of dreams, whereby “components are turned, crumble, and get pushed together, like drift ice.” 　　源自：https://www.filmfestival.gr/en/section-tiff/movie/1241/14624

Dream Work does not so much present dream content than filmic methods of representation corresponding to Freudian dreamwork: mechanisms of displacement and condensation are seen in relation to figurative elements found in Tscherkassky’s source material. Tscherkassky processes these in a manner that resembles Freud’s description of the compression (Pressung) of dream thoughts that takes place in the work of dreams, whereby “components are turned, crumble, and get pushed together, like drift ice.” 　　源自：https://www.filmfestival.gr/en/section-tiff/movie/1241/14624

For every movie made, dozens of pictures remain missing forever. MISSING PICTURES gives directors a chance to tell the story that would otherwise never be told. Each episode invites one filmmaker to narrate some key points of the movie, why the movie was so important for them at the time and why it was never made. 　　Episode 1: Abel Ferrara, Birds of Prey (USA) 　　In this episode, we meet long-time independent American filmmaker Abel Ferrara. ‘Birds of Prey‘ would have been the political thriller of his dreams…until it all fell apart. The neo-noir, provocative director behind movies like Ms. 45 (1981) and Bad Lieutenant (1992), takes us with him on a journey through the heart of his unfinished story based in the 70’s New York City. 　　Episode 2: Tsai Ming-Liang, The Seven-Story building (Taïwan) 　　Tsai Ming-Liang, the Taiwanese maestro of slow cinema, doesn’t have a real “missing picture”, but what he does have are childhood memories, so vivid that it is impossible for him to film. The filmmaker seizes the medium of virtual reality to go back to the Malaysia of his childhood, when his grandparents took him to see two movies every night. Rather than telling us about an unmade film, Tsai Ming-Liang transforms the exercise into a making-of of his entire film career. 　　Episode 3: Catherine Hardwicke, The Monkey Wrench Gang (USA) 　　After Twilight Chapter 1’s huge box-office hit, American filmmaker Catherine Hardwicke tried to make an adaptation of The Monkey Wrench Gang by Edward Abbey, a cult book of the 70s American counterculture and a precursor of eco-activism. The director revisits this project which excited her so much and which became, because of the reluctance of the Hollywood studios, one of these umpteenth “ghosts of the garage”. 　　Episode 4: Lee Myung-Se, Father is gone (South Korea) 　　Father is gone could have been Lee Myung-se’s debut film, but slipped into a long hiatus instead. After thirty years busy directing unprecedented features in Korea like First Love or Nowhere to Hide, Lee finally brings the lost project back to life through virtual reality. Set against the backdrop of a family of three moving to the outskirts of Seoul in the 1960s – where the director himself grew up – Father Is Gone questions the place of the father in the traditional Korean culture. 　　Episode 5 : Naomi Kawase, Oh Debu (Japan) 　　The most celebrated female filmmaker from Japan revisits a project that she envisioned after her 2015 film Sweet Bean. Oh Debu tells the story of Aya, a 27-year-old, overweight and over romantic woman. Through this story, Naomi Kawase wanted to give herself a challenge trying to make a comedy, far from her naturalist, poetic previous work.