“Hu Jie”的版本间的差异
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| − | Born in 1958 in Jinan, Shandong, Hu Jie is an artist and filmmaker known for making documentaries on the policy excesses of the Mao era, none of which have been publicly screened in China due to their politically sensitive nature. He is perhaps best known for a trilogy of documentaries he made between 2004 and 2013, consisting of "[http://dgeneratefilms.com/catalog/searching-for-lin-zhaos-soul-xun-zhao-lin-zhao-de-ling-hun Searching for Lin Zhao's Soul]" (《寻找林昭的灵魂》) (2004), "[http://dgeneratefilms.com/catalog/though-i-am-gone-wo-sui-si-qu Though I am Gone]" (《我虽死去》) (2006), and "Spark" (《星火》) (2013). The latter film, which focused on a group of | + | Born in 1958 in Jinan, Shandong, Hu Jie is an artist and filmmaker known for making documentaries on the policy excesses of the Mao era, none of which have been publicly screened in China due to their politically sensitive nature. He is perhaps best known for a trilogy of documentaries he made between 2004 and 2013, consisting of "[http://dgeneratefilms.com/catalog/searching-for-lin-zhaos-soul-xun-zhao-lin-zhao-de-ling-hun Searching for Lin Zhao's Soul]" (《寻找林昭的灵魂》) (2004), "[http://dgeneratefilms.com/catalog/though-i-am-gone-wo-sui-si-qu Though I am Gone]" (《我虽死去》) (2006), and "Spark" (《星火》) (2013). The latter film, which focused on a group of students who were arrested after publicizing officials' conduct during the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Chinese_Famine Great Chinese Famine] (1959-1961)[http://www.tidf.org.tw/en/films/846 won top prize at the 2014 Taiwan International Documentary Festival]. |
| − | Prior to beginning his career as a filmmaker, Hu Jie | + | Prior to beginning his career as a filmmaker, Hu Jie received a [http://baike.baidu.com/subview/224586/5481266.htm degree in oil painting from the Art College of the People's Liberation Army, and after graduation served in the PLA for 15 years]. |
2016年7月13日 (三) 22:26的版本
胡杰
Born in 1958 in Jinan, Shandong, Hu Jie is an artist and filmmaker known for making documentaries on the policy excesses of the Mao era, none of which have been publicly screened in China due to their politically sensitive nature. He is perhaps best known for a trilogy of documentaries he made between 2004 and 2013, consisting of "Searching for Lin Zhao's Soul" (《寻找林昭的灵魂》) (2004), "Though I am Gone" (《我虽死去》) (2006), and "Spark" (《星火》) (2013). The latter film, which focused on a group of students who were arrested after publicizing officials' conduct during the Great Chinese Famine (1959-1961)won top prize at the 2014 Taiwan International Documentary Festival.
Prior to beginning his career as a filmmaker, Hu Jie received a degree in oil painting from the Art College of the People's Liberation Army, and after graduation served in the PLA for 15 years.
