淪落人 [Still Human] (Oliver Siu Kuen Chan, 2018)
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《淪落人》獲得今年香港金像獎最佳新導演(陳小娟)、男主角(黃秋生)、新演員(Crisel Consunji),實至名歸。
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Anchored by powerful and infectious performances by the lead actors, Still Human which takes leaf from The Intouchables delivers similar feel-good promise with distinctive local flavour.
7.3/10
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Still Human 淪落人 Dir: Oliver Siu Kuen Chan Hong Kong (2018)
Still Human 淪落人 Dir: Oliver Siu Kuen Chan Hong Kong (2018)
Still Human 淪落人
Running Time: 115 mins.
Release Date: Summer 2018
Director: Oliver Siu Kuen Chan
Writer: Oliver Siu Kuen Chan (Screenplay),
Starring: Anthony Wong, Crisel Consunji, Sam Lee, Cecilia Yip, Himmy Wong,
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STILL HUMAN TRIUMPHS
FEFF audiences and Black Dragon pass holders crown Hong Kong the winner
In second place, Chinese black comedy Dying to Survive, and in third position Korean blockbuster Extreme Job.
FEFF 21 ends with 60,000 attendees, plus over 20,000 visitors to FEFF Events around the city.
"We live on the other side of the world and we were worried that our film wouldn't be understood. But the world speaks a single language: the language of love..." These were the words of excited and radiant young actress Crisel Consunji on the triumph of Hong Kong film Still Human at the Far East Film Festival 21, as she shared the stage and the applause of the Teatro Nuovo with director Oliver Chan and monumental protagonist Anthony Wong (already winner of a Golden Mulberry Award for Outstanding Achievement).
The public were in no doubt about the winner, and neither were the Black Dragon pass holders, who gave Still Human the Critics Award. In second place came Chinese black comedy Dying To Survive, and in third position Korean blockbuster Extreme Job. Finally, the White Mulberry award for First Film went to Melancholic by Japanese newcomer Tanaka Seiji, while readers of MYmovies.it opted instead for another Japanese film, Takeuchi Hideki's Fly Me To Saitama.
9 days. Screenings of 77 films that describe the present and look to the future. 3 world premieres - and 14 first films - that demonstrate the central position Udine has earned itself in the Asian film market. This is the Far East Film Festival and this – in a slightly reductive form - is the balance sheet of the twenty-first edition.
This year, the Silk Road brought 60,000 spectators, 200 guest stars from Asia (including, let's not forget, superstars Jeon Do-Yeon, Yao Chen and Anthony Wong) and 200 professionals from the Asian and European film industry (sales agents, buyers, key players of the international Ties That Bind workshop and of the Focus Asia project market) to the "Giovanni da Udine" Teatro Nuovo and the Cinema Centrale.
Add to that the 1,600 pass holders (including journalists, teachers, students and ambassadors from other festivals) from over 20 countries: Italy, Holland, Slovenia, the United Kingdom, Germany, Sweden, the United States, France, Belgium, Switzerland, China, Canada , Spain, Hong Kong, Japan, Croatia, Hungary, Poland, Austria, Norway, South Korea, Czech Republic, Brazil, Sweden and Serbia.
And despite the slightly less-than-inviting weather, FEFF 21 has also had a decidedly positive effect on the city: the packed FEFF Events programme of over 100 events, including the now traditional Cosplay Contest, brought in over 20,000 attendees. And we mustn't forget the festival's extremely active social media community, which once again this year numbered thousands of fans (30,000 on Facebook alone).
But in spite of these results and indicators of growth, and despite an international reputation which each year grows more solid and the festival's significant local economic impact, the FEFF continues to face deep cuts in public funding: this year, the organisation was forced to organise the festival with over 150,000 euros less than in 2018. And it goes without saying that it is impossible to maintain and protect the standards acquired over the last twenty years if this haemorrhaging of vital resources should continue. For the moment, the FEFF is holding out – which is to say, is working miracles - thanks in part to the indispensable commitment of its volunteers. But an event as complex and ramified as the FEFF needs a different kind of institutional approach if it is to look confidently to the future. And the future, of course, means next year's edition.
So all that's left to do is make a date in Udine for the Far East Film Festival 22, from the 24 April to the 2 May 2020!
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講起復活節,大家一定諗起可愛嘅復活兔。今個復活節有商場就反轉以三色貓咪Gloomie做主角,就係港島太古康怡、康蘭居和銅鑼灣Fashion Walk的「寵愛藝術展」,貓奴一定唔可以錯過!
三色貓咪Gloomie原來由本地插畫師LeonLollipop設計,一臉不爽嘅表情就好似我們家中的貓咪一樣!今個四月,LeonLollipop就將Gloomie首個主角繪本《三色貓咪學飛》帶入康怡廣場,以Gloomie學習飛翔爲主綫,講Gloomie追夢不放棄的精神!
康怡廣場4月10日至5月13日設有舉行繪本裝置及多個打卡位!小朋友睇完Gloomie追夢故事又可以與Gloomie影相。現場更有本地寵物品牌LONC開設期間限定店,售賣各種各樣貓咪產品。4月22日插畫家LeonLollipop本人更會到場親自舉辦貓咪布袋工作坊,與大家一起做獨一無二的貓貓布袋!
另康蘭居及Fashion Walk將會展出LeonLollipop巨型油畫,康蘭居的展覽設置爲期一年,而Fashion Walk已經率先有LeonLollipop作品出現!除了三色貓眯的舉行油畫作品,更有一些LeonLollipop代表作公開展覽,例如「極光動物」作品系列。而4月27日更邀請獲提名2019年《香港電影評論學會大獎》「最佳女主角」Kindermusik教師Crisel Consunji在康蘭居創作親子故事工作坊,結合音樂,舞蹈和游戲讓小朋友更投入故事,寓學習於娛樂。各位家長同貓奴萬勿錯過,一起欣賞LeonLollipop的有趣畫作!
鰂魚涌康怡廣場設巨型繪本裝置。
本地插畫家LeonLollipop推出首個以三色貓咪Gloomie為主角的繪本。
Crisel Consunji於27日將會舉辦親子講故事互動工作坊。
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Still Human - Oliver Siu Kuen Chan 2018
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淪落人 [Still Human] (Oliver Siu Kuen Chan, 2018)
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Crisel Consunji is a professional actress, singer, and educator. Her recent project, the film “Still Human”, has earned critical acclaim from the Hong Kong Film Awards, where she is nominated for Best Actress and Best New Performer. She is passionate about the performing arts, and has built her career on connecting and changing lives though creative expression. PinoyArtist.com aims to help the Filipino culture and arts community by highlighting your struggles to turn isolation to inspiration. How do you keep yourself inspired during pandemic? Feel free to email us at
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Hong Kong Film Awards Best Actor Anthony Wong and Best New Actor Crisel Consunji star in the movie STILL HUMAN about the growing bond between a Filipino domestic helper and her grouchy employer
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IL TRIONFO DI STILL HUMAN
Il pubblico e gli accreditati Black Dragon hanno incoronato Hong Kong
Al secondo posto la black comedy cinese Dying To Survive e al terzo posto il super blockbuster coreano Extreme Job.
Il FEFF 21 chiude con 60.000 mila spettatori. Oltre 20 mila, invece, le presenze agli eventi in città.
«Noi viviamo dall’altra parte del mondo e avevamo paura che il nostro film non venisse capito. Ma il mondo parla una lingua sola: quella dell’amore...». La giovane attrice Crisel Consunji, emozionata e raggiante, ha commentato così il trionfo hongkonghese di Still Human al Far East Film Festival 21, dividendo il palco e l’ovazione del Teatro Nuovo con la regista Oliver Chan e con il monumentale protagonista Anthony Wong (già premiato con il Gelso d’Oro alla Carriera).
Il pubblico del FEFF 21 non ha avuto dubbi, nel decidere la prima posizione della classifica, e così anche gli accreditati Black Dragon, che hanno hanno assegnato a Still Human il Premio della critica. Al secondo posto si è invece qualificata la black comedy cinese Dying To Survive di Wen Muye e al terzo posto il super blockbuster coreano Extreme Job di Lee Byoung-heon. Il Gelso Bianco per le opere prime, infine, è andato al giapponese Melancholic dell’esordiente Tanaka Seiji, mentre i lettori di MYmovies.it hanno preferito gli ardori ultra pop giapponesi di Fly Me To The Saitama di Takeuchi Hideki.
9 giorni di programmazione. 77 film che raccontano il presente e guardano al futuro. 3 anteprime mondiali – e 14 debutti – che dimostrano la centralità conquistata da Udine sul fronte del mercato cinematografico orientale. Ecco il Far East Film Festival ed ecco, pur con tutti i limiti della sintesi, il bilancio della ventunesima edizione.
La Via della Seta ha portato al Teatro Nuovo “Giovanni da Udine” e al Cinema Centrale 60 mila spettatori, 200 guest star dall’Asia (tra cui, ricordiamo, tre super divi come Jeon Do-Yeon, Yao Chen, Anthony Wong) e 200 professionisti dell’industria cinematografica orientale ed europea (i sale agent, i buyer, i key-player del workshop internazionale Ties That Bind e del project market Focus Asia).
1600, invece, gli accreditati (giornalisti, docenti, studenti, ambasciatori di altri festival), provenienti da oltre 20 paesi: Italia, Olanda, Slovenia, Regno Unito, Germania, Svezia, Stati Uniti, Francia, Belgio, Svizzera, Cina, Canada, Spagna, Hong Kong, Giappone, Croazia, Ungheria, Polonia, Austria, Norvegia, Corea del Sud, Repubblica Ceca, Brasile, Svezia e Serbia.
Decisamente positivo anche l’impatto del FEFF 21 sulla città, nonostante un meteo tutt’altro che amichevole: il fittissimo programma dei FEFF Events, oltre 100 appuntamenti tra cui l’ormai tradizionale Cosplay Contest, ha fatto registrare oltre 20 mila presenze. Non bisogna, poi, dimenticare l’attivissima social community del festival, che anche quest’anno ha coinvolto migliaia di fan (30 mila solo su Facebook).
A fronte di tutti i risultati e di tutti gli indicatori di crescita, a fronte di una reputazione internazionale ogni anno più solida e di una notevole ricaduta economica sul territorio, il FEFF continua però a misurarsi con pesantissimi tagli ai finanziamenti pubblici: rispetto al 2018, l’organizzazione ha dovuto costruire il festival con oltre 150 mila euro in meno. E, va da sè, non è pensabile mantenere – proteggere – gli standard acquisiti nell’arco di vent’anni qualora l’emorragia di risorse, risorse appunto vitali, dovesse proseguire. Ora il FEFF resiste, per non dire “fa miracoli”, anche grazie all’indispensabile contributo dei volontari, ma una struttura così complessa, così ramificata, necessita di un altro passo istituzionale per guardare avanti. E avanti, ovviamente, significa la prossima edizione.
Non resta che darsi appuntamento a Udine, per Far East Film Festival 22, dal 24 aprile al 2 maggio 2020!
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