2019.9.26 In 2015 Taiwanese filmmaker Huang Ya-li (黃亞歷) released his documentary Le Moulin (Riyaori shi sanbuzhe/ 曜式散步
Bavarder sur Internet2017.8.19 The Moulin: Directed by Ya-li Huang. With Yu-Tien Ho. Taiwan's earliest modern poetry group-LE MOULIN-emerged in the
Bavarder sur InternetAfter forty years of Japanese colonial rule, Taiwan’s first modern art group, Le Moulin Poetry Society, emerged in the 1930s with their poetic protest against the colonial
Bavarder sur InternetLe Moulin Poetry Society was Taiwan’s first surrealist poetry collective, its members working in Japanese. The existence of the society illustrates how Taiwan could hold its own on the global art stage even through the
Bavarder sur Internet2021.5.5 From a personal point of view, this essay attempts to shed light on the opening sequence of Huang Ya-Li’s film Le Moulin (2015) by explaining the metaphor of the sequence and the film. I will clarify the
Bavarder sur InternetLe Moulin not only tries to record a historical period that paved the way for a new freedom and self-awareness, but also to explore how Asian Modernist writers reinvent Modernism through encountering foreign culture and
Bavarder sur InternetThrough a mixture of archival footage and contemporary interviews, documentary filmmaker Huang Ya-li paints a picture of the Le Moulin poets, active in modern Taiwan under
Bavarder sur Internet2022.7.4 Le Moulin,, 台灣電影網 Taiwan Cinema
Bavarder sur Internet2016.9.2 Aesthetically speaking, Le Moulin (曜式散步者) is a beautiful, unique and creatively executed piece that captures the spirit of the surrealist French-influenced, Japanese-educated Taiwanese poets of the
Bavarder sur Internet2017.8.11 His film is titled “Le Moulin” (Japanese title: “Nichiyobi no Sanposha: Wasurerareta Taiwan Shijintachi”), and it’s a hefty 160-minute account of Taiwan’s
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