Viva Tonal - The Dance Age
Country:
- 台灣
- 16mm
- Politics
- History
- Art
- Culture
- Music
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Synopsis
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The typical documentary films, describing people under colonial rule, focus on their tragic lives or their stifled outcries of oppression. A departure from this model, opening with a Taiwanese-language popular song, it returns to the scene of history with Ai-ai, a grandmother and former mega pop star. In early twentieth-century Taiwan, under Japanese colonial rule, young men and women moved to the rhythms of Western and Japanese music, dancing the waltz and foxtrot as they yearned for a fresh new world and free love.
Text Source: Taiwan Women's Film Association
http://www.wmw.com.tw/en/data_content.php?Imovie_id=552
Festivals & Awards
2003 Women Make Waves Film Festival
2003 Golden Horse Awards - Best Documentary
2003 Women Make Waves Film Festival
2003 Golden Horse Awards
2004 Taiwna International Documentary Festival
2005 Valdivia International Film Festival
2005 Chile APEC Film Festival
2005 Valdivia International Film Festival
2005 Our Time, Our Story: 20 Years' New Taiwan Cinema
2005
Team
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