2018
Directed by 陳芯宜
女性影展開跑！歷屆精選片單免費看！ 免費觀影序號【WMWFF2022】 點擊直接兌換 ☞ https://bit.ly/3VDPsI2 ❝ 關於妳的事，無論自己是否遺忘，身體都記得。❞ 透過近三十位女性的私密對話，娓娓道出關於她們身體在日常中不可說、不能說、或從來不被說的故事⋯⋯ 身體，承載生命每刻的精神與意念。看似皮囊或工具，但確實擁有記憶。不論感受疲倦、受傷、病痛，孕育新生或隨年歲衰老退化，這些生命歷程與身體密切相關。然而，妳認真看過自己的身體嗎？還是任外在眼光評斷，使身體不再屬於自己？ ▍尋找乳房 Body Talk ▍陳芯宜｜台灣｜2018｜Color｜80 min ▍女影歷屆精選片單 ☞ https://bit.ly/3VF0NaT
【台灣國際女性影展歷屆精選】線上影展 - Giloo紀實影音｜電影線上看此外想多推薦幾本也是談論身體經驗的書單，包括女性主義作家羅珊．蓋伊（Roxane Gay）的《飢餓》、《不良女性主義者的告白》、分析女性衣著如何反映社會文化的《穿得像個女人》、以及丹．金德倫（ Dan Kindlon）與麥可．湯普森（Michael Thompson），兩人從性別角度討論男性成長時遭遇的身體規訓與經驗的《該隱的封印》。
《尋找乳房》（Body Talk）紀錄片問題意識緊扣女性身體經驗，讓人想到女性主義哲學家愛麗絲．楊（Iris Marion Young）《像女孩這樣丟球：論女性身體經驗》。全書反覆辯論「活生身體」（lived body）如何可能作為主體，去感受世界。她在其中一章〈乳房經驗：外觀與感覺〉也講述了女性乳房如何長期被以客體描繪——肉彈、大咪咪、飛機場——而其中最符合想像的「常規」乳房必須高聳、堅挺、渾圓。而當擺脫了男性凝視場域時，真實的乳房經驗又會是什麼？我們如何生產更多以女性主體的論述，來談論乳房經驗？當年的提問，在這部紀錄片中提供了部份的解答。
Female power is finally on the rise! Nearly half of the world’s population is female, yet the attention and resources women receive remain disproportionately low. What are women thinking? Are they truly happy living in today’s society? Do they have access to the resources they need to fulfill their potential? Are women born gentle and obedient—or are they shaped that way? What does it take for a woman to become a woman? What kind of “femininity” has been predefined by families and social norms? These documentary films explore the many facets of womanhood—the struggles, the expectations, and the remarkable stories of women who defy conventions and fight to become their truest selves. Is female empowerment truly here? We’ve come a long way, but there’s still much more to do.
Finding Stillness in Uncertain Times: 10 Curated Films from Our Resident Artists During the pandemic, we’ve found more quiet moments to truly appreciate the beauty of everyday life. Resident artists from the National Theater & Concert Hall have each handpicked a film that resonates deeply with them—inviting you to slow down and reflect during this period of working from home. ▍Huang Yu-Ching: “With limited movement, we are asked to listen more closely to the inner voice of our bodies. Want to watch two snails slowly form a connection? There’s no better time for something this soothing.” ▍Wang Chao-Chien: “The pandemic has made us all more aware of distance—the distance of time, the distance between becoming and performing a role, and the strange moments that define legendary bands. These films help us sit with those feelings and reflect.” ▍Chien Chieh: “They are storytellers, writers, dancers, filmmakers. Documentaries capture an era or linger on a single figure, guiding us closer to ourselves.”
The Women Make Waves International Film Festival in Taiwan is Asia’s first issue-based film festival focusing on women. Since its founding 29 years ago, it has been dedicated not only to promoting women's work in cinema but also to introducing Taiwanese audiences to films rich in gender discourse and humanistic vision. Giloo presents a curated selection of award-winning and officially selected films from the festival — both fiction and documentary — inviting you to revisit and celebrate these powerful works.
How does legendary actress Jane Birkin reveal her many faces under the lens of French New Wave icon Agnès Varda? Filmmaker Singing Chen holds intimate conversations with 30 women, listening as they share stories about their bodies—stories that are often unspeakable, unheard, or never before told. Director Huang Hui-chen turns the camera on her mother, capturing what seems to be an ordinary “conversation” between them. Another filmmaker begins with the passing of her aunt, and through interviews with her mother and grandmother, uncovers untold narratives of the women in her family. These films trace the hidden textures of female experience—tender, raw, and deeply human.
Men and women who leave their hometowns to make a living in Kabukicho, a surreal life that unfolds after a same-sex wedding, Amis people fishing for baby eels in the depths of night, a band using music to challenge the system… Through innovative short documentaries, filmmakers capture vivid portraits of people and moments in contemporary society. Join Giloo in diving into the heart of these issues, broadening your perspective, and exploring the rich diversity of today’s world.