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出征、精神動員 Leaving for the Front Line, Spiritual Mobilization 日本 Japan|1937|DCP|B&W|2 min 學徒兵演習、神社之祭 Military Drill for Student Soldiers, Shinto Matsuri 日本 Japan|c.1942-1945|DCP|B&W|5 min 兩段由影視聽中心典藏的日治時期影片,原以35mm拍攝,於2025年完成數位化。前者記錄了台中國民精神總動員演講會的片段實況,以及歡送出征隊伍的慷慨激昂。後者捕捉到一場祭典遊行中的官員神態與群眾身影;後半部則呈現學徒兵荷槍行進、演習作戰的情況,也一瞥女學生捏製飯糰的後勤工作場景。 Digitised in 2025, two 35mm films from Taiwan’s Japanese colonial period are presented together. The first captures a national mobilisation rally in Taichung and the fervour surrounding a troops’ send-off. The second observes a Shinto festival procession, student soldiers drilling with rifles, and female students forming rice balls for wartime logistics. 無情 Mujō (The Heartless) 藤井光 FUJII Hikaru|日本 Japan|2019/2026|DCP|Colour|13 min 國策宣傳片《國民道場》(c.1943)記錄了日本政府「皇民化」台灣人的訓練儀式。本作品對此進行批判性再演,邀請旅日年輕移民,重現片中徹底排除個人情感的「無私」與「無情」。他們演繹在軍國主義與殖民情境下,身體與精神如何被規訓,從「非日本人」轉變為「日本人」的過程。 Released circa 1943, Kokumin Dojo (Civilian Training Centre) was a Japanese state-sponsored propaganda film documenting rituals used to convert Taiwanese people into 'imperial' Japanese subjects. This work offers a contemporary critical reenactment of selfhood and emotional erasure as colonial policy, staging four young immigrants in Japan under off-camera command, synchronised with the original film. 檔案/李光輝 Archive: Li Guang-hui 張照堂 CHANG Chao-tang|台灣 Taiwan|1975-1979|DCP|Colour|31 min 台籍原住民日本兵李光輝(阿美族名史尼育唔,日文名中村輝夫,1919-1979),在戰後不知日本已投降,而獨自在叢林中躲藏近30年。本片出自張照堂的影音檔案,在1975年至1979年間,記錄下他自印尼被發現、返抵台灣、回到原鄉,短暫成為媒體焦點,直至因肺癌病逝的生命末段。 Suniuo (1919–1979), also known as Li Guang-hui, was an Indigenous Taiwanese soldier for Japan. Unaware of Japan’s WWII surrender, he remained hidden in the jungle for thirty years. The film follows his life from 1975 to 1979, tracing his discovery in Indonesia, return to Taiwan and the Amis community, brief media attention, and death from lung cancer. ❐ ——— ❏ 𝟐 𝟎 𝟐 𝟔 𝐓 𝐈 𝐃 𝐅 ❏ ——— ❐ ➜ 5.01-5.10 國家影視聽中心|台北獅子林新光影城|光點華山電影館|臺灣當代文化實驗場C-LAB ➜TIDF官網:http://www.tidf.org.tw/ ➜TIDF臉書:https://www.facebook.com/TIDF.info ➜TIDF IG:https://www.instagram.com/tidf.tw/