“The Tale of Silyan”, interview with director Tamara Kotevska and cinematographer Jean Dakar
Tamara Kotevska, with "The Tale of Silyan", tells a delicate tale of folklore and history set in Northern Macedonia.
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Jia Zhangke – director – Mountains May Depart
FRED’s Nicolò Comotti meets filmmaker Jia Zhangke at the 68th Cannes Film Festival.
Jia Zhangke speaks about his last filmic endeavour: Mountains May Depart. a long journey linking past, present and future, and 3 different film formats too…
MOUNTAINS MAY DEPART (SHAN HE GU REN): 1999, Fenyang. Tao, a school teacher, is in love with Liang, who is a coal miner. But Tao brings an end to their relationship when she is proposed marriage with Jinsheng, who just became an owner of the coal mine.
Heartbroken, Liang leaves his hometown in self exile. In 2014, Liang, who lives in Handang, finds himself in a fatal illness. Lian decides to go back to Fenyang with his wife and a daughter to live his last days at his hometown. Liang meets Tao who was already divorced with Jinsheng, and lives alone…
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