母親十多年前憂鬱而終，成為家人間的缺口。導演趙芷妮以亡母拍攝的家庭影片為本，重組、對話、延展，既是召魂私影像，也蘊藏療癒力量。趙芷妮自承繼承了母親的拍攝習慣，總是把鏡頭朝向對她最重要的人，而她也想把這份愛的凝視，回給母親與家人。未來的電影真如楚浮預言，是一場愛的行動。

柏林电影节特别展映

柏林电影节特别展映

技艺精湛的木匠/雕刻家左甚五郎，在修缮江户城时因一场政治阴谋引发的“事故”，被同事陷害，失去了右臂和父亲。 几十年后…… 他带着搭档“睡猫”和武器化的义肢踏上了复仇之旅。 人们开始称他为 Jingoro“Hidari”，在日语中意为“左撇子”。左甚五郎最终打败了所有背叛他的敌人，但他得知德川幕府是幕后黑手，并开始调查。 他一路寻找线索，与机械兵大军战斗。 最终遇到了所有罪行的幕后黑手，然而他必须先组织江户城中的阴谋，因为江户城已经变成了大规模杀伤性武器！

卡密尔（珍妮·巴利巴尔 Jeanne Balibar 饰）是一名女演员，一直以来她都跟随着一支意大利剧团进行着巡回演出。剧团的老板兼导演乌格（塞吉·卡斯特里图 Sergio Castellitto 饰）是卡密尔的男友，这一次，他们来到了巴黎，可是，剧团的演出在巴黎并没有引起什么反响，这让乌格感到非常的头痛，因为如果剧团再不盈利，将要面临解散的威胁。 　　来到巴黎后的卡密尔一直都感到心神不宁，因为他的初恋男友就在这里生活，而卡密尔的内心里一直还保留着对于他的意思感情。与此同时，乌格在寻找一个能够让他赚钱的好剧本的同时也遇上了名叫多米尼克（伊莲娜·德·芙吉霍尔 Hélène de Fougerolles 饰）的妙龄女子，两人之间碰撞出的火花。

卡密尔（珍妮·巴利巴尔 Jeanne Balibar 饰）是一名女演员，一直以来她都跟随着一支意大利剧团进行着巡回演出。剧团的老板兼导演乌格（塞吉·卡斯特里图 Sergio Castellitto 饰）是卡密尔的男友，这一次，他们来到了巴黎，可是，剧团的演出在巴黎并没有引起什么反响，这让乌格感到非常的头痛，因为如果剧团再不盈利，将要面临解散的威胁。 　　来到巴黎后的卡密尔一直都感到心神不宁，因为他的初恋男友就在这里生活，而卡密尔的内心里一直还保留着对于他的意思感情。与此同时，乌格在寻找一个能够让他赚钱的好剧本的同时也遇上了名叫多米尼克（伊莲娜·德·芙吉霍尔 Hélène de Fougerolles 饰）的妙龄女子，两人之间碰撞出的火花。

What is a knight without his horse? An actor without an audience? A mother without her child? Lucie is all of these things: a working mum and wandering knight, in a film that keeps changing its setting and tone. After a relaxing stay at her grandmother’s house, with whom she leaves her daughter, she suddenly discovers herself in full medieval armour amongst rolling hills. The action then shifts to an empty theatre, where Lucie – in the same suit of armour – awakes amidst the chaotic preparations for a performance of King Lear. 　　Lucie, played by French-Belgian actress Lucie Debay (Melody, King of the Belgians), repeatedly whispers to herself: “Don’t lose track of things.” This debut feature film – by film and theatre maker Claude Schmitz – reflects on life, performance, dreams, and deeds. The Covid-19 pandemic’s effects on the performing arts are implicit, yet unmistakable in the existential undertone of Lucie’s quest.

What is a knight without his horse? An actor without an audience? A mother without her child? Lucie is all of these things: a working mum and wandering knight, in a film that keeps changing its setting and tone. After a relaxing stay at her grandmother’s house, with whom she leaves her daughter, she suddenly discovers herself in full medieval armour amongst rolling hills. The action then shifts to an empty theatre, where Lucie – in the same suit of armour – awakes amidst the chaotic preparations for a performance of King Lear. 　　Lucie, played by French-Belgian actress Lucie Debay (Melody, King of the Belgians), repeatedly whispers to herself: “Don’t lose track of things.” This debut feature film – by film and theatre maker Claude Schmitz – reflects on life, performance, dreams, and deeds. The Covid-19 pandemic’s effects on the performing arts are implicit, yet unmistakable in the existential undertone of Lucie’s quest.

10 hours of paint drying on a wall.

Part One, shot in Sweden and released in August 2006, combines accounts from prominent players in the Swedish piracy culture (The Pirate Bay, Piratbyrån, and the Pirate Party) with found material, propaganda-like slogans and Vox Pops. 　　It includes interviews with The Pirate Bay members Fredrik Neij (tiamo), Gottfrid Svartholm (anakata) and Peter Sunde (brokep) that were later re-used by agreement in the documentary film Good Copy Bad Copy, as well as with Piratbyrån members Rasmus Fleischer (rsms), Johan (krignell) and Sara Andersson (fraux). 　　The film is notable for its critical analysis of an alleged regulatory capture attempt performed by the Hollywood film lobby to leverage economic sanctions by the United States government on Sweden through the WTO. Evidence is presented of pressure applied through Swedish courts on Swedish police to conducting a search and seizure against The Pirate Bay to disrupt its BitTorrent tracker service, in contravention of Swedish law. 　　The Guardian's James Flint called Part One "at heart a traditionally structured 'talking heads' documentary" with "amusing stylings" from film-makers who "practice what they preach." It also screened at the British Film Institute and numerous independent international events, and was a talking point in 2007's British Documentary Film Festival. In January 2008 it was featured on BBC Radio 4's Today, in a discussion piece which explored the implications of P2P for traditional media.[citation needed] 　　Material found in Steal This Film includes the music of Can, tracks "Thief" and "She Brings the Rain"; clips from other documentary interviews with industry and governmental officials; several industry anti-piracy promotionals; logos from several major Hollywood studios, and sequences from The Day After Tomorrow, The Matrix, Zabriskie Point, and They Live. The use of these short clips is believed to constitute fair use.