乡村挽歌 / Requiem for a Village (1975)
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英国剧情简介：
1975英国剧情片《乡村挽歌》由David Gladwell导演，影片讲述的是：
David Gladwell is perhaps bestknown for his celebrated work as editor on Lindsay Andersons If and O Lucky Man Requiem for a Village along with the four exquisite and startling short films also included in this BFI Flipside Dual Format Edition reveal him to be an unfairly overlooked director of groundbreaking work
The idyllic rural past of a Suffolk village rises to life in Requiem for a Village 1975 through the memories of an old man who tends a country graveyard With influences that range from the poet TS Eliot to the artist Stanley Spencer and using real village residents as amateur actors the film powerfully suggests that history and memory are everpresent in our lives regardless of the unrelenting drive towards modernisation
This extraordinary littleseen film an archetypal Flipside discovery is preserved in the BFI National Archive and newly transferred in High Definition
Writing in the 1975 London Film Festival programme Lindsay Anderson commented David Gladwells film is an authentic lyrical pastoral of absolute and obstinate originality the work of a unique artist Requiem for a Village is one of that handful of works which prove that the English poetic genius is fully capable given the right rare circumstances of expressing itself in cinema as it always has in literature and painting
Since his wide and accomplished career as a film editor writer and director David Gladwell has returned to painting He enjoyed a residency at Lambeth College in South London in 20042005 and currently lives and works in South London
David Gladwell is perhaps bestknown for his celebrated work as editor on Lindsay Andersons If and O Lucky Man Requiem for a Village along with the four exquisite and startling short films also included in this BFI Flipside Dual Format Edition reveal him to be an unfairly overlooked director of groundbreaking work
The idyllic rural past of a Suffolk village rises to life in Requiem for a Village 1975 through the memories of an old man who tends a country graveyard With influences that range from the poet TS Eliot to the artist Stanley Spencer and using real village residents as amateur actors the film powerfully suggests that history and memory are everpresent in our lives regardless of the unrelenting drive towards modernisation
This extraordinary littleseen film an archetypal Flipside discovery is preserved in the BFI National Archive and newly transferred in High Definition
Writing in the 1975 London Film Festival programme Lindsay Anderson commented David Gladwells film is an authentic lyrical pastoral of absolute and obstinate originality the work of a unique artist Requiem for a Village is one of that handful of works which prove that the English poetic genius is fully capable given the right rare circumstances of expressing itself in cinema as it always has in literature and painting
Since his wide and accomplished career as a film editor writer and director David Gladwell has returned to painting He enjoyed a residency at Lambeth College in South London in 20042005 and currently lives and works in South London
