2019
London Film Festival
格里爾森最佳紀錄片獎提名
Directed by 勞倫・格林菲爾德
格里爾森最佳紀錄片獎提名
50:15 在接受媒體訪問時，伊美黛一如往常地坐在沙發上，開始娓娓道來她的故事：「我才八歲就成了孤兒，沒有錢，沒有母親，等於一無所有⋯⋯」觀眾或許聽來熟悉，這些情節早在紀錄片的開頭就被伊美黛親口告訴我們過了。 導演在這裡保留了重複的論述畫面，我不禁思考伊美黛是否就像一位訓練有素的演員一般，被訓練好了哪些是該被訴說的、哪些不該，因此一套完美的對白就此誕生，完美地沒有缺陷，而重複聽著這些話的人民也因此被說服，臣服於此。
大權在后：前第一夫人伊美黛 菲律賓前總統馬可仕的妻子伊美黛，開始看似充滿愛心和善心，只可惜這是主觀看法，影片轉用旁觀看法就知道不單純，光是非洲動物那段就看出些暗喻了‧ 丈夫的腐敗政權垮台，導致伊美黛流亡海外，但流亡結束回國的她，想繼續過去的家天下再起，有如法國大革命的瑪莉皇后，只差沒有被推翻和審判，繼續毒害國家，自我陶醉的美好和動力對比人民的苦難，真是大大的諷刺，還帶給我們看出政治的控制和絕望，只是菲律賓的這事件對我們而言卻非常不陌生...............
對這部片最深刻的一句話是「我之所以到貧民窟時要穿得光鮮亮麗，因為窮人總是在暗夜中尋找星星...」 一個國家的人民可以對盜賊統治從厭惡，再到寬容苟且，除了菲律賓，也讓人想到馬來西亞的首相納吉的夫人羅斯瑪...值得一提的是，涉貪的納吉在2022年遭判12年徒刑定讞，他入獄逾1週後，羅斯瑪也遭判尋求並收受賄賂罪成。 然而，人民總是健忘的，菲律賓人民都可以對殺人眾多的馬可仕家族，那對入獄前轉型成政治網紅，被稱為bossku（馬來語意思是「我的老闆」）的納吉，馬來西亞人是否會寬恕他，個人對此是感到「樂觀」的。
【兩公約十日談】 人權速寫 線上影展 兩公約涵蓋的權利範疇相當廣泛，即使仿一千零一夜的方式訴說也未必能窮盡。這次我們想說的依然是那麼多，能說的依然是那麼有限，難民之於不強制遣返原則、身心障礙者之於融合教育、氣候變遷之於適足糧食權、樂生院之於反迫遷、國家不法之於轉型正義……層層疊疊，即便是浮光掠影，我們仍期盼藉由一次次的人權影展、一篇篇的人權筆記，能在您中心留住些許吉光片羽，能讓我們一起勾勒出最寫實、最傳神的人權影像。 提醒您，看完本次影展中任一部影片，請記得填寫問卷，不但可以更深入了解影片中涉及的兩公約議題，還能參加抽獎喔！ ▍前往線上影展 ☞ https://bit.ly/3O9rxg2 ▍填寫問卷 ☞ https://www.surveycake.com/s/awAvp
SurveyCake1:12:26 如果要去貧民區，我必須精心打扮得更美，因為…窮人總是在暗夜中尋找星星。—— 伊美黛
#菲律賓總統大選 #馬可仕家族捲土重來 ❝ 只有歷史課本，沒有歷史教訓。 ❞ 《大權在后：前第一夫人伊美黛》早在3年前就已發出警訊，民主進程中最黑暗的政治寓言，解析 2022 菲律賓總統大選幕後原因必看的紀錄片。 ▍大權在后：前第一夫人伊美黛 The Kingmaker ▍全片線上觀影 ☞ https://bit.ly/3LqsygW 35年前，菲律賓人民推翻了馬可仕獨裁政權，多年後伊美黛帶領流亡海外的馬可仕家族重返政壇，並扶持兒子小馬可仕重返政壇頂峰，當選第17屆菲律賓總統。 人稱「鐵蝴蝶」，擁有三千雙鞋、高齡九十的伊美黛，是菲律賓獨裁者馬可仕的遺孀。1965年成為第一夫人，代表菲律賓最具權勢及爭議的家族，雙手沾染鮮血與財富。《凡爾賽女王》導演耗費四年，深入窺見她的內心與幻想童話。
大權在后：前第一夫人伊美黛 - 正版電影線上看｜Giloo紀實影音50:59 我們曾有過最棒的領袖，就是馬可仕總統，現在，有我的兒子邦邦馬可仕。——《大權在后：前第一夫人伊美黛》
20:14 「我想當菲律賓乃至全世界的母親。」—— 伊美黛
Giloo作者謝以萱曾撰寫了這部電影的導讀及評論，歡迎閱讀！ 「走過冷戰、戒嚴、流亡等腥風血雨，仍屹立菲律賓政壇的伊美黛是一位厲害的人物。即便馬可仕政權被推翻，她依然有辦法在十年之間率領家族重返菲律賓政壇，逃過各種司法訴訟，繼續呼風喚雨至今。」 https://giloo.ist/readings/168cae36-c9d3-4338-a2c5-e90a4df476d7
謝以萱／《大權在后：前第一夫人伊美黛》 ：粉碎伊美黛童話，如果我們只注意有三千雙鞋子的她 | Giloo紀實影音
我們由此意識到，伊美黛是個不可靠的敘事者。她所說的話，是事實或謊言，表演或真心，聽完都要懷疑三分。不過，片中其他受訪的人，乃至導演自身，他們的敘事又可靠嗎？
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2020年10月以降，Giloo推出「強人製造」單元，選入四部分別對焦俄羅斯、北韓、菲律賓與美國，卻不約而同地前任或現任統治者為題的紀錄片：《戈巴契夫，幸會》、《我愛金正恩》、《大權在后：前第一夫人伊美黛》、《全球搬弄：班農的王者製造地圖》────它們貼身人物，委身神話之側，一頭鑽進他們周身的光環或迷障裡，搜查真相與謊言被建構和解構的來龍去脈，試圖回應上述問題。
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伊美黛依然是伊美黛，她面對鏡頭毫不閃躲，即便拍攝過程中她的相框玻璃碎了一地，她仍神色不改地繼續講著自己的故事，任由僕役撿拾；她渴望鏡頭，渴望透過媒體來重寫她的歷史，因為在她童話般的敘事裡，馬可仕家族是受到背叛與迫害，戒嚴時期是馬可仕帶給菲律賓最棒的時代，而人民懷念著馬可仕統治的時期，她渴望著重新掌權。
The Cold War ended, and history was declared over. For a time, this was the footnote that geopolitical theorists and historians attached to the 20th century—democracy and freedom had triumphed, and the age of strongmen had come to a close. But history had no intention of saying goodbye. In the past decade, we’ve witnessed the return of authoritarian leaders across the globe. Giloo’s latest program invites you to revisit this phenomenon through documentaries that profile political strongmen—films that explore how politics and media work hand in hand to manufacture power, and how today’s strongmen have mastered new tools and tactics to maintain their grip.
In today’s world, is mutual understanding still possible? When authoritarianism resurges, power is concentrated in the hands of corporate giants, and fake news floods every channel, even basic communication between people has become a daunting challenge. The team at Chichi’s Notes believes that the desire to communicate stems from our human longing to understand the unknown. As long as we stay curious and refuse to accept a black-and-white view of the world, meaningful dialogue remains possible. This online film program begins with the theme of fake news and self-media, inviting viewers to reflect on how media shapes public perception. Through the lens of documentary, we question what we take for granted and challenge our assumptions—listening to the confessions of dictators and digital nationalists, exploring the resistance of cults and subcultures, and blurring the line between criminality and creativity. We hope these films offer glimpses into our shared struggles and desires—and open up new spaces for mutual understanding in a world that feels increasingly divided.
To document an extraordinary soul through the lens is to constantly wrestle with the dilemma of completeness. How can one capture the vastness of a life within the limited time of a film? It challenges the filmmaker’s depth of understanding and precision of perspective. Rather than striving for an all-encompassing portrait, it may be more powerful to focus on select moments—those glimmers that illuminate the subject’s essence. The camera becomes not only a tool to pierce through the surface, but also a means for sincere conversation with the person in front of it.
What kind of celebrity soul lives inside you? Are you an artist, a mystic, a rock star—or a grand dictator? Giloo and Re-lab present the Celebrity Soul Quiz—a fun personality test that reveals your inner icon. Complete the quiz online and receive a free viewing code to watch 5 selected biographical documentaries from our special playlist! Take the quiz here: https://gift-exchange.relab.cc/giloo
From international politics and music to film industry professionals and cultural icons—this curated selection of biographical documentaries offers intimate, eye-level encounters with influential figures across diverse fields. Through the lens, we gain rare insights into their lesser-known sides, and follow them as they navigate cultural clashes, personal revelations, and shifting global contexts. Each film invites you to explore contemporary issues through the lived experiences of extraordinary individuals shaped by history.
In the process of democratic transition or operation, it is crucial to examine how past regimes or collective atmospheres have violated human rights. Tracing a nation’s dark history is not about seeking revenge, but about rewriting collective memory to reflect on systemic failures and prevent history from repeating itself. It is also a way to restore the innocence of victims and begin a dialogue of reconciliation through the wounds torn open by past atrocities—so that we may learn to coexist. Giloo Documentaries presents a curated selection of films on transitional justice, hoping that those of us living in today’s democracy will better cherish the hard-earned freedom in Taiwan.
The rights protected by the two covenants are vast and far-reaching—so much so that even if we narrated them like a modern-day One Thousand and One Nights, we might still never finish. And yet, there’s so much we want to say, and only so much we can say. From refugees and the principle of non-refoulement, to inclusive education for persons with disabilities; from climate change and the right to adequate food, to Losheng Sanatorium and the fight against forced eviction; from state violence to transitional justice—these layered issues form a dense, interwoven fabric. Even if we only manage to capture fleeting glimpses, we still hope that through each human rights film festival, and through every note we take along the way, we can preserve a few shimmering fragments of truth. Together, we may begin to outline the most vivid and realistic images of human rights. Don’t forget: After watching any film in this program, be sure to complete the survey. It’s not just a way to deepen your understanding of the human rights themes linked to the covenants—it’s also your chance to enter our prize draw!