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Directed by 尤莉亞・馮・海茲
#我出去一下 中年男子Hape的朝聖之旅始於他在脫口秀台上過勞一臉慘白冒虛汗，終於倒下，對照最後他精神煥發的模樣，簡直判若兩人。 在這趟旅程中，主角也等於走過了葡萄酒之路，途中葡萄樹陪伴著他。他看到葡萄向下紮根向上結果，生命也是如此：成長再破碎而重生，就像葡萄成為了解渴的飲料，經歷了一番轉化。這條朝聖之路也是主角發現自己、親近自己、了解自己的旅程。 主角走的是五大朝聖路線中的「法國之路 Camino Francés」，從南法出發的話會經過多個重要的葡萄酒產區，說是葡萄酒之路也不為過，葡萄酒是基督信仰中的重要部份，過去千年的朝聖者在教會或是庇護所過夜時總有葡萄酒可喝，今天還有某些酒莊在牆上有水龍頭給朝聖旅人直接裝葡萄酒。 終點Santiago de Compostela，雄偉的教堂舉行著朝聖之路完成儀式，金香爐擺盪在祭壇上，人們的表情開心，但心裡的感觸應該非常深吧。 我沒走過朝聖之路，但拜訪過這條路上的葡萄酒產區，街路上隨處可見朝聖之路的扇貝紋徽，還有一眼即可辨認的朝聖者們。他們可能心中茫然、疑惑甚至憤怒，但走上這條路的人，上帝都願意賜下平安吧。
我出去一下，以優雅的節奏 我出去一下，因為路上陽光燦爛 我出去一下，體驗風雨的清洗 我出去一下，遇見最好的自己 朝聖之路，我出去一下 轉場再轉場，路程依然美麗
若「時間」僅是地球生物的特殊感知，若任何時間均為同時存在，那麼當我們動身出走的那一刻，是否預見了終將到來的歸途？ 若山林岳峰在剎那間，即為現實世界的點捺橫撇，那麼心靈世界的動念出走瞬間，是否就能逃離大腦的森林，當下穿越意識的迷霧？ 我沒有找到，但我也沒有失去。 我在我的心裡，我只是出去一下。
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The word “Take Off” carries dozens of meanings—departure, revelation, flight, transformation. Depending on context, it shifts and expands, just like life itself, which rarely conforms to a single shape. We’ve selected ten films, each capturing a different form of transformation. Some tell stories of letting go—of setting off alone on a pilgrimage or retreating into the solitude of the forest. Others follow companions on creative journeys, documenting their explorations along the way. Some films bring us back to the uncertainty of a world shaken by a virus—where vaccines and rapid tests posed impossible questions, and the path forward in a post-pandemic world came without instructions. In these moments, a bit of fantasy in the everyday—or a drink-fueled moment of self-reflection—might just offer clarity. And the journey of transformation doesn’t end with life itself. What do we leave behind? What do we carry with us? Eventually, we arrive at heaven’s door—and perhaps, rebirth.
As a child, Lunar New Year was filled with rituals that stretched on forever: visiting flower markets on the first day, returning to Mom’s hometown on the second, sleeping in without guilt on the third, welcoming deities and appeasing spirits on the fourth, and opening shop on the fifth in hopes of great fortune. Especially after years of turbulence, watching a festive film during the holidays has become both a small indulgence and a quiet affirmation that life still holds its rhythm. A moment to feel that flutter of the heart, or to follow one’s instincts without question— letting that sense of tradition, pure and timeless, softly settle in, like a long-lost lover returning, slowly making their way toward us…
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Life is a single, unhesitating swallow. Through eating and drinking, we connect with the world—not only to survive, but to nourish the soul. To speak only of pleasure is far too simplistic. The more important question is: why does something taste good to you? Why does something feel satisfying to drink? The answers lie in culture, in history, in human connection, and in the act of self-realization. They are part of an ancient, cosmic inquiry—one that has been unfolding for as long as we have existed.