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Coming Home director jogs China’s memory
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esides being one of the leading lights in China’s socalled Fifth Generation of filmmakers, Zhang Yimou is also, for moviegoers of a certain vintage, one of his country’s best-loved historical storytellers. His period films often contemplate pivotal moments in China’s past, told from conflicting points of view, offering ways of remembering a past clouded with painful memories. As he’s a professional rememberer, then, it’s interesting that Zhang’s latest, Coming Home, opening Friday (October 2), is about a crisis of memory, in both the actual and metaphorical sense. The film tells the story of a woman (Gong Li, star of many of Zhang’s most famous films, including Red Sorghum, Ju Dou, and Raise the Red Lantern) who doesn’t recognize her husband when he returns from many years in a labour camp during the Cultural Revolution. “Right now, Chinese culture is in a process of forgetting,” Zhang told the Georgia Straight through an interpreter during an interview at last year’s Toronto International Film Festival. “The culture is more interested in more superficial things. Movies are like fast food.” The question is: who will watch a film like Coming Home? Most members of the contemporary moviegoing audience in China were born in the 1990s, so they have little memory or understanding of the Cultural Revolution. Still, something interesting happened after the movie opened domestically in May 2014. As Zhang followed discussions prompted by the film online, he noticed that a lot of young people were saying that they brought their parents with them to see the movie in the theatre, to get their
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lobsters on tree rings and may be inappropriate in other ways. At the same time, that new organ keeps pulling her in the direction of the family of the African woman who donated it—and this leads to several musical interludes with blind Malian singers Amadou et Mariam. Following all that? It doesn’t matter, really, because the chief appeal of this 80-minute feature from Quebecer Ryan McKenna is fantastic set design, which emphasizes almost shocking blocks of primary colours, especially around the fictional railroad company where everyone seems to work. A quirky treat on many levels. International Village, October 2 (9:15 p.m.); Cinematheque, October 4 (4 p.m.) > KE THE SECOND MOTHER (Brazil) The English title of this expertly judged upstairs-downstairs tale should be A Second Mother, as in the role of Val (played by Brazil’s great Regina Casé), a live-in maid who has essentially raised the only offspring of a wealthy São Paulo family. Consequently, she wasn’t even a first mother to her own daughter (Camila Márdila), newly arrived from the remote northeast. The young woman, who wants to be an architect and never got the memo about being anyone’s servant, immediately disturbs the household’s delicate hierarchy, but not in the heavy-handed ways you would expect. Anna Muylaert’s carefully composed images provide a cool stage for some hot acting—all of which manages to be amusingly uplifting rather than sociologically bleak. Centre, October 1 (6 p.m.); International Village, October 6 (4:15 p.m.) > KE THE SIMILARS (Mexico) It’s tempt-
ing to think that the breakout success of The Incident—one of the best films in last year’s Altered States program—provided the amazing gusto
REEL READS: IMITATION GAME Screening of the recent drama about Alan Turing’s attempt to break the German enigma code during World War II. Oct 8, 6:30-8:30 pm, Alice MacKay Room (Vancouver Public Library, 350 W. Georgia). Free admission, info www.vpl.ca/.
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JUMBO WILD Documentary by Sweetgrass Productions tells the true story of the decades-long battle over the future of British Columbia’s iconic Jumbo Valley. Oct 10, 7 pm, Patagonia Vancouver (1994 W. 4th). Free admission, info www.patagonia. com/us/the-new-localism/Jumbo-Wild/.
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Filmmaker Zhang Yimou aims to help Chinese youth learn about history.
parents to tell them more stories about their history. “There is certainly a feeling that we are struggling to remember our past,” he said. “I believe that movies are the most potent, powerful form of art; I have this sense of responsibility to use my movies to influence other people’s lives, especially young people in today’s China, to let them know more about history.” The kind of movies Zhang makes are rare in the Chinese market right now, but there’s a double meaning behind that title. It refers to the character’s homecoming but also speaks to the fact that Zhang considers Coming Home to be a return to his early days of moviemaking. “Of course, one single film cannot change the status quo,” he quickly added. “But I will do what I can. This has always been my dream and desire. I’m using this film to express my feelings, and there’s nothing metaphorical about that.” -
PAWN SACRIFICE Tobey Maguire, Liev Schreiber, and Peter Sarsgaard star in Love & Other Drugs director Edward Zwick’s biographical drama about American chess prodigy Bobby Fischer. Rated PG. 114 mins. Cineplex Fifth Avenue Cinemas, Cineplex Odeon International Village Cinemas, Landmark Cinemas 10 New Westminster, Landmark Cinemas 6 Esplanade North Vancouver and SilverCity Coquitlam & VIP Cinemas SICARIO Emily Blunt, Josh Brolin, and Benicio Del Toro star in Enemy director Denis Villeneuve’s crime drama about an FBI agent who’s enlisted to aid in the escalating war against drugs at the border area between the U.S. and Mexico. Rated 14A. 121 mins. Cineplex Cinemas Langley, Cineplex Odeon Meadowtown Cinemas, Cineplex Odeon Park & Tilford, Cineplex Odeon Strawberry Hill, Dunbar Theatre, Galaxy Cinemas Chilliwack, Hollywood Cinemas Rialto, Landmark Cinemas 10 New Westminster, Landmark Cinemas 12 Guildford Surrey, Scotiabank Theatre Vancouver, SilverCity Coquitlam & VIP Cinemas, SilverCity Metropolis Cinemas, SilverCity Mission and SilverCity Riverport Cinemas THE MARTIAN Matt Damon, Jessica Chastain, and Kristen Wiig star in Ridley Scott’s action flick about an astronaut who is abandoned on Mars and must survive on his own. Rated PG. 142 mins. Cineplex Cinemas Langley, Cineplex Odeon Meadowtown Cinemas, Cineplex Odeon Park & Tilford, Cineplex Odeon Strawberry Hill, Cineplex Park Theatre, Galaxy Cinemas Chilliwack, Hollywood Cinemas Caprice, Landmark Cinemas 10 New Westminster, Landmark Cinemas 12 Guildford Surrey, Scotiabank Theatre Vancouver, SilverCity Coquitlam & VIP Cinemas, SilverCity Metropolis Cinemas, SilverCity Mission and SilverCity Riverport Cinemas
that animates writer-director Isaac Ezban’s second feature (hot off the press as it arrives here). The pulpy THE WALK Joseph Gordon-Levitt, premise this time around dumps a Charlotte Le Bon, and Ben Kingsley in A Christmas Carol writer-director bunch of desperate people into a bus star Robert Zemeckis’s biographical drama station as the entire world succumbs about a high-wire artist who attempts to to an impossibly huge hurricane. walk the void between the World Trade And then it gets really weird, with Center towers in 1974. Rated PG. 123 mins. Cineplex Cinemas Langley, Scotiabank Ezban drumming up a high visual Theatre Vancouver, SilverCity Metropolis style to match his outlandish con- Cinemas and SilverCity Riverport Cinemas cept, and almost succeeding heroically at both. Rio, October 8 (8:45 REPERTORY CINEMAS p.m.); Cinematheque, October 9 (1:30 Times are current as of Friday, October 2 p.m.) > AM MUST SEE THE SUMMER OF SANGAILÉ (Lithuania) This heady
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art film hinges on the strange alVANCITY THEATRE 1181 Seymour St., lure of its melancholic title char- Vancouver, 604-683-3456, www.viff.org/ acter. “Fucked-up” only begins to theatre 2VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL describe the sullen teen, who cuts FILM FESTIVAL to Oct 9 herself and drifts off in dreamily shot psychosis while she lazes SPECIAL EVENTS around her disinterested parents’ VANCOUVER INTERNATIONAL FILM country house. Only the eccentric FESTIVAL The 34th annual celebration photographer-seamstress Auste can of cinema features over 350 films from 70 find Sangailé and free her—her and countries. This year’s films include Brooklyn, I Saw the Light, Arabian Nights, Ingrid the stunt planes curlicuing through Bergman: In Her Own Words, Louder the sky. As sensual as it is lushly shot. Than Bombs, Youth, Brand: A Second International Village, October 4 (11 Coming, Containment, Ever the Land, Alice Cares, and The Thoughts That Once We a.m.) and 7 (6:30 p.m.) > JS Had. To Oct 9, various Vancouver venues. MUST SEE
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(Taiwan) Two Taipei widows mourn the loss of their respective partners after a devastating car crash. Abrasive Yuwei (Stone, of Taiwanese alt-rock band Mayday) turns into a flaming asshole by taking things out on everyone around him, while the introverted Ming (Vancouver’s Karena Lam) embarks upon the trip to Okinawa that she had planned to take with her fiancé. Gorgeously shot, this gentle meditation on grieving, based on the structure of the Buddhist 100day lamentation period and its various stages, is tender and wistful but never gloomy. For the most part, the story avoids elegiac clichés, or turns them on their head with surprises, as the two survivors learn to continue with their lives. International Village, October 6 (9 p.m.) and 7 (3:45 p.m.) > CT
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The event runs at Vancity Theatre. The Centre in Vancouver for Performing Arts, The Cinematheque, Cineplex Odeon International Village, Rio Theatre, Vancouver Playhouse and SFU’s Woodward’s Cultural Programs at Goldcorp Centre for the Arts. Tix $2-900, info 604-683-3456, www.viff.org/.
VIFF INDUSTRY CONFERENCE Screenbased media conference offers valuable insights into the multi-faceted elements shaping the future of the industry. To Oct 3, Vancity Theatre (1181 Seymour). Info www. viff.org/industry/. BURNABY MOUNTAIN RESISTANCE: HOW IT WENT DOWN Screening of the feature-length documentary about the Burnaby Mountain movement. Proceeds go to Unist’ot’en Camp & filmmaker. Oct 3, 4 pm, Spartacus Books (3378 Findlay). Admission by donation, info www.facebook.com/events/1702345033321981/. NEW YORK PORTUGUESE SHORT FILM FESTIVAL Screenings of short films that show a unique Portuguese perspective. Includes “Beasts”, “Emma’s Fine”, “Gu”, “Exit Road”, “OOBE”, “Emilia”, “Complete Remission”, “The River”, “The Giant”, and “Amphi”. Oct 10-11, 11 am-3 pm, Museum of
RUN FREE: THE TRUE STORY OF CABALLO BLANCO Documentary tells the story of American runner Micah True and his quest to create an ultra marathon in Mexico’s Copper Canyon to promote and preserve Tarahumara running tradition. Oct 14, 7-9 pm, Norman Rothstein Theatre (950 W. 41st). Tix $20 at the door, info www.facebook.com/events/741797369279269/. CINEPLEX COMMUNITY DAY Familyfriendly morning of free movies. All donations and concession-sale proceeds will go to Free the Children. Oct 24, 8:30 am, Scotiabank Theatre Vancouver (900 Burrard). Free admission, info www.cineplex.com/Promos/CommunityDay/.
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