离异 Att skiljas (2014)

导演: Karin Ekberg
类型: 纪录片
制片国家/地区: 瑞典
语言: 瑞典语
片长: 70分钟
又名: A Separation
IMDb: tt3379720

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　　结婚三十八年，分床十五年。终于，有一方提出离婚，房子也即将被卖掉。
　　曾经承载着幸福的旧婚纱，象征着美好婚姻的水晶杯，该怎么处理？扔掉？又太不舍得。
　　在Karin Ekberg的纪录片处女作中，她把镜头对准了父母。一年过去，一切都发生了变化。
　　我们第一次见面，是在他们曾经的家中。房间里只剩下了零零散散的一些家具，所有的东西都得分掉，他们再也不会住在这里了。母亲已经搬走了她的东西，最后剩下的，父亲也没有精力全部带走。“你要不要这些东西？你都没喜欢过！” 气氛令人紧张不安。父亲把他的东西搬上车，驻足片刻，试图重拾过去的美好。
　　而母亲却焦急地要离开，她不想回忆关于这里的任何事情。
　　他们之间到底发生了什么？或许他们根本就不适合在一起。悲喜剧《黄昏别离》向我们展示了这桩漫长婚姻的最后一幕。影片尝试去剖析这桩不幸而终的缘分。
　　导演小传
　　Karin Ekberg19... (展开全部) 　　结婚三十八年，分床十五年。终于，有一方提出离婚，房子也即将被卖掉。
　　曾经承载着幸福的旧婚纱，象征着美好婚姻的水晶杯，该怎么处理？扔掉？又太不舍得。
　　在Karin Ekberg的纪录片处女作中，她把镜头对准了父母。一年过去，一切都发生了变化。
　　我们第一次见面，是在他们曾经的家中。房间里只剩下了零零散散的一些家具，所有的东西都得分掉，他们再也不会住在这里了。母亲已经搬走了她的东西，最后剩下的，父亲也没有精力全部带走。“你要不要这些东西？你都没喜欢过！” 气氛令人紧张不安。父亲把他的东西搬上车，驻足片刻，试图重拾过去的美好。
　　而母亲却焦急地要离开，她不想回忆关于这里的任何事情。
　　他们之间到底发生了什么？或许他们根本就不适合在一起。悲喜剧《黄昏别离》向我们展示了这桩漫长婚姻的最后一幕。影片尝试去剖析这桩不幸而终的缘分。
　　导演小传
　　Karin Ekberg1979年出生在斯德哥尔摩，2003年获得荷兰艺术学院摄影学士学位。此后又在斯德哥尔摩大学媒体学院获得新闻专业的硕士学位。毕业后她一直在媒体行业从事记者、项目经理及新闻传播相关的工作。
　　2009年到2010年期间，为了完成一个纪录片拍摄课程的任务，Karin开始着手制作她的第一部纪录片《黄昏别离》。而后此片在“十二种未来”纪录片工作坊以及斯德哥尔摩戏剧艺术学院的研究生课程“纪录片剧作”上取得了进展。影片已经被选为2013哥本哈根国际纪录片电影节的正式节目，并于2013年秋举行了它在瑞典的首映。
　　目前Karin在哥德堡的瓦兰德艺术学院继续她第二年的电影硕士学习，同时也在筹划她的下一部纪录片《家中的天使》（暂定名）。
　　导演阐述
　　墙上照片匆匆被揭走之后露出的原本就裂开的洞，关于传家宝荒谬的争吵，还有父母之间冷暴力对自己心灵的打击，种种因素的混合，促使我拍摄这部影片。我最初仅仅时想尽力去捕捉那些打动人内心的瞬间，以及未来的不确定性给父母带来的种种惶恐。但是在拍摄过程中，我渐渐改变了我最初想表达的东西。一直在思考，到底是什么让我们最初走到一起，又是因为什么我们最终选择放弃。
　　They have been married for 38 years. Over the past 15 years they have been sleeping in separate bedrooms. Now, one of them wants a divorce. The villa is already on sale.
　　Is it ok to throw away the old wedding dress? What do you do with the crystal glasses that nobody wants?
　　In her debut documentary, Karin Ekberg follows her parents with the camera during a year of their lives. A year that nothing is the same.
　　We meet them for the first time in what was once their shared home. Things need to be divided. The rooms are desolate, occasional furniture here and there. The mother has already moved and now it's just the last things to sort out. "Do you want this or not? You've never liked it! "It's nervy, loaded. The father carries out stuff to car, and he stops for a bit and wants to remember, in search for feelings that once existed.
　　The mother is impatient to get going. She doesn’t want to remember.
　　What happens between two people who get divorced? Who perhaps should have been divorced long time ago. A Separation is a tragicomedy that portrays the very last acts of a long marriage. A film about the tentative search for a beginning in what- at last, and unfortunately - is over.
　　DIRECTOR BIO
　　Karin Ekberg was born in 1979 in Stockholm. She studied at the Dutch art academy AKI where she received a degree in photography in 2003. She also has a master’s in journalism from JMK at Stockholm University. Karin has since worked in the media industry as a journalist, project manager and communicator.
　　During a course in documentary filmmaking at Birkagården (2009/2010) Karin started working on her debut feature film A Separation. It was further developed during the workshop Twelve For the Future, and the graduate course Documentary Film Dramaturgy at the Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts. The film has been selected for the official program at CPH:DOX 2013, and will have its Swedish premi-ere during the autumn 2013.
　　Presently Karin attends the second year of a 2-year master program at the Valand Academy Film in Gothenburg. She is also developing her next documentary An Angel in the Family (working title).
　　DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT
　　It was a combination of the gaping holes in the walls after hastily removed pictures, the ridiculous bick-ering about family heirlooms and the extremely uncomfortable way mum and dad skirted around each other that sparked my impulse to start filming. I wanted to capture the practical and emotional events and also the passage towards an uncertain future. Later, the focus shifted to what actually makes us stay and what happens when we dare to let go.