月亮不见了
| 导演： | 蔡明亮 |
| 主演： | 赵自强 谭艾珍 李康生 刘亮佐 巧克力 |
| 制片国家/地区： | 中国台湾 |
| 类型： | 剧情 / 喜剧 / 歌舞 / 家庭 |
| 语言： | 汉语普通话 |
| 年代： | 2001 |
| 片长： | 55分 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
According to Tsai, the story is an odd, imaginary adventure tale. Playing the dog-man which eats the moon is Lee Kang-sheng. There will also be a transvestite grandmother, an astronaut and, of course, dozens of kids. Together they all fly to the moon, play hide-and-seek and have a party with a giant mooncake. For those familiar with Tsai's film-making style -- the grim depicti... (展开全部)
According to Tsai, the story is an odd, imaginary adventure tale. Playing the dog-man which eats the moon is Lee Kang-sheng. There will also be a transvestite grandmother, an astronaut and, of course, dozens of kids. Together they all fly to the moon, play hide-and-seek and have a party with a giant mooncake. For those familiar with Tsai's film-making style -- the grim depiction of human solitude, the urban anonymity of Taipei, the repressed emotions -- it's not easy to associate Tsai with a joyous, lively children's musical. But then the story is intended as an imaginary leap, according to Tsai. Tsai is, in fact, no a stranger to comedy, as his most recent film What Time Is It There? proved at its premiere in Cannes, where crowds erupted in laughter during the screening.
According to Tsai, the story is an odd, imaginary adventure tale. Playing the dog-man which eats the moon is Lee Kang-sheng. There will also be a transvestite grandmother, an astronaut and, of course, dozens of kids. Together they all fly to the moon, play hide-and-seek and have a party with a giant mooncake. For those familiar with Tsai's film-making style -- the grim depicti... (展开全部)
According to Tsai, the story is an odd, imaginary adventure tale. Playing the dog-man which eats the moon is Lee Kang-sheng. There will also be a transvestite grandmother, an astronaut and, of course, dozens of kids. Together they all fly to the moon, play hide-and-seek and have a party with a giant mooncake. For those familiar with Tsai's film-making style -- the grim depiction of human solitude, the urban anonymity of Taipei, the repressed emotions -- it's not easy to associate Tsai with a joyous, lively children's musical. But then the story is intended as an imaginary leap, according to Tsai. Tsai is, in fact, no a stranger to comedy, as his most recent film What Time Is It There? proved at its premiere in Cannes, where crowds erupted in laughter during the screening.
