【齐达内做客《天下足球》：揭秘“玄学”之道】齐达内做客 CCTV 天下足球，专访现场的齐祖十分坦率真诚，而且令人意外的是，他还是个极具幽默感的人。在专访里，齐达内回应了诸多大家感兴趣的问题，像围观阿姨们打麻将的趣事、98 年和 06 年世界杯的回忆、与皇马众球星的关系、“马赛回旋”的窍门，还有他心中的“梦幻 11 人”等内容。

【齐达内做客《天下足球》：解读“玄学”之道】齐达内做客CCTV天下足球 ，在专访现场齐祖非常的坦率真诚，而且出乎很多人意料的是，他是一个非常幽默的人。在专访中，齐达内回应了很多大家感兴趣的问题，例如围观阿姨们打麻将的趣事、有关98和06年世界杯的回忆、与皇马众星之间的关系、“马赛回旋”的诀窍，以及他心中的“梦幻11人”等。

这部参加今年戛纳电影节的电影，是2005年4月23号，皇家马德里对阵Villareal的一场西班牙联赛，两位导演动用了17台高质摄像机瞄准齐达内，录下他整场的比赛。 　　图像很棒，音乐很棒，音效很棒

这部参加今年戛纳电影节的电影，是2005年4月23号，皇家马德里对阵Villareal的一场西班牙联赛，两位导演动用了17台高质摄像机瞄准齐达内，录下他整场的比赛。 　　图像很棒，音乐很棒，音效很棒

斯卡达内利，亦即疯癫时期的诗人弗里德里希·荷尔德林。他住在图宾根塔楼中的一间小屋里。本片以所有可用的目击记录为基础再现了他的后半生。影片中无一词一句是凭空而造。各场面均是按照原始文件重建。

斯卡达内利，亦即疯癫时期的诗人弗里德里希·荷尔德林。他住在图宾根塔楼中的一间小屋里。本片以所有可用的目击记录为基础再现了他的后半生。影片中无一词一句是凭空而造。各场面均是按照原始文件重建。

To activate English subtitles for the film, click on the CC button in the playbar of the player *** 　　As it’s Halloween season, this week we’re presenting a clever video essay on the power of sound in movies to scare us and haunt our memory. The video draws its argument from a text by the legendary French critic Serge Daney on Georges Franju’s horror classic Eyes Without a Face — in which Daney talks about a peculiar noise that prevented him from rewatching the film for decades. 　　Serge Daney is one of the most important figures of French film criticism, though very little of his work has been translated into English, to the regret of many cinephiles. He worked as a critic for Cahiers du cinéma starting in 1964, and as its editor from 1973 to 1981, before leaving for the daily newspaper Libération. He died in 1992. Georges Franju’s Eyes Without a Face caused controversy and received mixed reviews upon its release in 1960, but is now considered a classic and masterpiece for its poetic nature, an influence on many filmmakers. 　　Through penetrating associations of text, clips, and sounds, all popping up on a simulated computer screen, French researcher and filmmaker Chloé Galibert-Laîné resurrects the dialogue between these two figures, conducting an investigation into the noise that terrified Daney, as well as others that have scared her. Galibert-Laîné clears the path of her research and succeeds at chilling the viewer in turn. 　　As the filmmaker states on her website, “The Eye Was In the Tomb and Stared at Daney explores questions such as: Does anticipating an emotion make it weaker or stronger? How do music and sound effects register in our memories, when our attention is mainly focused on images?” Galibert-Laîné directed The Eye Was In the Tomb and Stared at Daney in the context of a long-term research project entitled ‘A Portrait of the Spectator As a Cannibal’, that studies our memories of films, and how viewers appropriate and reinvent the films they have seen, incorporating them into their own personal experience. 　　Chloé Galibert-Laîné is a researcher and filmmaker based in Paris, whose work is focused on the relationship between cinema and online media and is presented in both academic and artistic contexts. She is currently preparing a PhD at the prestigious École normale supérieure de Paris and teaches film studies at Université Paris 8. Her work has been shown at the Ars Electronica Festival, the London Essay Film Festival, the Rotterdam International Film Festival, IMPAKT Festival, and the Austrian Film Museum. In 2018, she was Artist in Residence at m-cult (Helsinki) through the European Media Art Platform (EMAP) and an Art of Nonfiction Grantee from the Sundance Institute.

To activate English subtitles for the film, click on the CC button in the playbar of the player *** 　　As it’s Halloween season, this week we’re presenting a clever video essay on the power of sound in movies to scare us and haunt our memory. The video draws its argument from a text by the legendary French critic Serge Daney on Georges Franju’s horror classic Eyes Without a Face — in which Daney talks about a peculiar noise that prevented him from rewatching the film for decades. 　　Serge Daney is one of the most important figures of French film criticism, though very little of his work has been translated into English, to the regret of many cinephiles. He worked as a critic for Cahiers du cinéma starting in 1964, and as its editor from 1973 to 1981, before leaving for the daily newspaper Libération. He died in 1992. Georges Franju’s Eyes Without a Face caused controversy and received mixed reviews upon its release in 1960, but is now considered a classic and masterpiece for its poetic nature, an influence on many filmmakers. 　　Through penetrating associations of text, clips, and sounds, all popping up on a simulated computer screen, French researcher and filmmaker Chloé Galibert-Laîné resurrects the dialogue between these two figures, conducting an investigation into the noise that terrified Daney, as well as others that have scared her. Galibert-Laîné clears the path of her research and succeeds at chilling the viewer in turn. 　　As the filmmaker states on her website, “The Eye Was In the Tomb and Stared at Daney explores questions such as: Does anticipating an emotion make it weaker or stronger? How do music and sound effects register in our memories, when our attention is mainly focused on images?” Galibert-Laîné directed The Eye Was In the Tomb and Stared at Daney in the context of a long-term research project entitled ‘A Portrait of the Spectator As a Cannibal’, that studies our memories of films, and how viewers appropriate and reinvent the films they have seen, incorporating them into their own personal experience. 　　Chloé Galibert-Laîné is a researcher and filmmaker based in Paris, whose work is focused on the relationship between cinema and online media and is presented in both academic and artistic contexts. She is currently preparing a PhD at the prestigious École normale supérieure de Paris and teaches film studies at Université Paris 8. Her work has been shown at the Ars Electronica Festival, the London Essay Film Festival, the Rotterdam International Film Festival, IMPAKT Festival, and the Austrian Film Museum. In 2018, she was Artist in Residence at m-cult (Helsinki) through the European Media Art Platform (EMAP) and an Art of Nonfiction Grantee from the Sundance Institute.

本片是由哥伦比亚电影公司出资委任电视纪录片导演皮特•戴维斯（Peter Davis）拍摄的一部探讨美国为何在1959-1975年期间发动对越战争，越南人民的悲惨遭遇，以及美国人民对越战态度转变的纪录片。这是美国本土首次放映直接采访刻画越南平民惨境的影片，片中多次表现了美军将领的种族主义和美国政府对国内人民的无耻欺骗。电影于1974年在法国嘎纳电影节首映，随即便因内容的严重争议性被哥伦比亚公司搁置。制片人波特•施耐德（Bert Schneider）与亨利•兰格（Henry Lange）向哥伦比亚公司买回了版权，并终于1975年通过华纳公司在美国公映。 　　本片获1974年奥斯卡最佳纪录片奖，并被提名同年金球奖最佳纪录片。

本片是由哥伦比亚电影公司出资委任电视纪录片导演皮特•戴维斯（Peter Davis）拍摄的一部探讨美国为何在1959-1975年期间发动对越战争，越南人民的悲惨遭遇，以及美国人民对越战态度转变的纪录片。这是美国本土首次放映直接采访刻画越南平民惨境的影片，片中多次表现了美军将领的种族主义和美国政府对国内人民的无耻欺骗。电影于1974年在法国嘎纳电影节首映，随即便因内容的严重争议性被哥伦比亚公司搁置。制片人波特•施耐德（Bert Schneider）与亨利•兰格（Henry Lange）向哥伦比亚公司买回了版权，并终于1975年通过华纳公司在美国公映。 　　本片获1974年奥斯卡最佳纪录片奖，并被提名同年金球奖最佳纪录片。