飛行電影院Flying Cinema

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節目名稱  飛行電影院
展演類型  單元選片
放映場次
9/15 （六） 14:00 紀錄片《綠的海平線》片長60min
9/15 （六） 15:20 紀錄片《夢想續航》+映後座談 片長120min
9/16 （日） 13:00 動畫片《謝謝你，在世界的角落找到我》片長130min
放映地點  中正堂

影片介紹
《綠的海平線》
二次世界大戰末期，日本軍隊募集台灣少年前往日本海軍工廠生產軍用飛機，八千多名稚幼少年，自此離鄉背井，奔向生死未卜的命途。《綠的海平線》呈現台灣少年工在戰爭前後的人生起落，動盪時代裡只求生存的無奈、以及因時代改變而受翻弄的命運。

拍攝歷時四年，橫跨台灣、日本和中國三地，本片透過大量史料、影片檔案，以及數十位當事人的第一手訪談，以具宏觀意義的歷史視野，重現這段被人遺忘超過半世紀的歷史。首次擔任紀錄片旁白的音樂人林強，以他溫暖而誠懇的聲音，娓娓道來台灣少年工的故事 ……
＊劇照由邱新金先生提供。
《夢想續航》
十年前，太陽能車聚集逐夢的孩子；十年後，他們滿載能量奔向新世界。十年，可以讓夢想走多遠？ 2005年，臺大機械系教授鄭榮和與學生共組的太陽能車隊，遠赴澳洲參加世界大賽，贏得了第五名的佳績。那個夏天，他們證明了就算資源有限，只要願意堅持與付出，臺灣人也能靠自己的力量站上世界的舞臺。十年過去了，當年的車隊成員畢業後各自發展，那時的夢想究竟又走向了何方？繼《夢想無限》以三千里的長征紀錄片，破風築夢實踐理想，掀起熱烈迴響，隨著時間的累積，既是續篇也是回望的《夢想續航》，再次近身記錄了教授和隊員們多年來的堅持、承傳與轉變。理想繼續燃燒，夢想依舊無限。

映後座談：台大電機系教授鄭榮和教授

《謝謝你，在世界的角落找到我》
出身廣島的鈴，個性憨直可愛，畫得一手好畫的她， 總用獨特的想像力勾勒出令人驚奇的世界。1944年， 十八歲的她離開家鄉廣島，嫁到吳市。新嫁娘一肩擔起家事重擔， 在這日本第一大軍港的城鎮裡，開啟了新的生活。 二戰戰況越發激烈，空襲警報成了家常便飯， 身為海軍文員的丈夫周作也不時被調配參戰而離家。 戰時生活並不容易，戰爭帶來的痛苦，亦遠遠超過她能想像。 生離死別、家園破碎，而鈴堅毅面對，她漸漸發現，異鄉成了家鄉， 亂世中原無愛情的婚姻，竟也開出平凡卻美麗的花朵。戰爭結束後， 幾乎被摧毀的小鎮，重新綴起閃爍的家燈，鈴與她勇敢選擇的人生， 繼續展開。

Flying Cinema
Selected film
9/15 14:00 "SHONENKO"
9/15 15:00 "For More Sun II"
9/16 13:00 "In This Corner of the World"

SHONENKO
In 1943, the Imperial Japanese government announced a work-study program in its colony, Taiwan, to recruit children to work in military factories. 8,419 boys came to Japan. . . .
An one-hour documentary, SHONENKO reveals the unknown stories of these child laborers (Shonenko), from 12 to 14 years old, who manufactured fighter planes in Japanese Naval Arsenals during the Second World War. They left their families, homeland and childhood with the dream of receiving an education. But their dream was to be shattered – first by the war and again by cruel post-war politics in Taiwan, Japan and China.

For More Sun II
Ten years ago, a group of kids with dreams has gathered by a solar vehicle; ten years later, they are full of energy to explore the world. How much distance can turn a dream into reality for ten years? In 2005, Jung-Ho Cheng, professor of Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, NTU, and his students made up a solar vehicle team and won the fifth place in a world competition held in AUS. In that summer, they have proven that even only with limited resource, Taiwanese can be on the global stage on our own as we are willing to devote our insistence and efforts. Ten years have gone, the members have been on their path after graduated from school. How about the dream they once pursued? After "For More Sun", the documentary that recorded a 3000 km expedition, which had received great feedback for dream chasing, "For More Sun II" is a continuance as well as a recall of "For More Sun". It records the professor and the team members' persistence, legacy and transforms. The vision is still there, and the dream is still alive.
After-Screening Discussion: Jung-Ho Cheng, professor of Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, NTU

In This Corner of the World
Suzu, who is innocent and loves drawing, lives in Hiroshima City. She likes to use her brilliant drawing skills and unique imagination to sketch an amazing world. in 1944, this young lady left her hometown at age 18 and married a man lived in Kure City. As Suzu adjusts to her new life in Kure, the threat of the Pacific War slowly begins to encroach on the daily lives of the townspeople. Suzu, as a young housewife in a Tonarigumi, takes turns overseeing food distribution and attends training against air raids, and her husband, Shusaku, was forced to leave home to join the army. Suzu, maintaining her cheerful character, makes efforts to improve the living conditions and to prepare for the air bombing with her family and neighbours. With her warn characteristic, Suzu's daily lives are full of humorous and lovely episodes. The war destroyed the town, but when it came to an end, Suzu kept in faith in her life and made a brave choice-rebuilt her home again.