Goatee
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Country/Region:
China Mainalnd
Release Year: 2020
Release Year: 2020
Story:
Li Songshan, a disabled poet in Lilou Village, Henan Province He lived with sheep every day and gave himself a pen name -- Goateed. Film explores the wonderful intertext between the poetic world of goatee and real life through an award-winning journey and the people around him.
Li Songshan, a disabled poet in Lilou Village, Henan Province He lived with sheep every day and gave himself a pen name -- Goateed. Film explores the wonderful intertext between the poetic world of goatee and real life through an award-winning journey and the people around him.
Casts & Crews:
JIA Yuxiang
Directors
Runtime:
39
minutes
Subtitles:
Chinese，English
Festivals & Awards:
2021 China International New Media Short Film Festival - Documentary Unit 2nd Prize, China 2021 GZDOC+ Next Wave Award - Best Documentary Feature, China
2021 China International New Media Short Film Festival - Documentary Unit 2nd Prize, China 2021 GZDOC+ Next Wave Award - Best Documentary Feature, China
Tags:
#Poetry, #Countryside, #Disabled
Director‘s Statement:
For a poet, perhaps poetry is the best way to understand his spiritual world. " Disabled poet "peasant poet", if you have read the poetry of goatee, you will find that these symbolic labels can not depict such a sincere and vibrant soul.
Follow Li Songshan's life: herding sheep, maternal love, daily life in the neighborhood The rural daily life in his memory seems to become romantic and poetic under his delicate imagination. But I think these feelings come from our shared enthusiasm for life, more like the poem of goatee: "you say, the boundary of rhetoric is always slightly smaller than that of life."
Follow Li Songshan's life: herding sheep, maternal love, daily life in the neighborhood The rural daily life in his memory seems to become romantic and poetic under his delicate imagination. But I think these feelings come from our shared enthusiasm for life, more like the poem of goatee: "you say, the boundary of rhetoric is always slightly smaller than that of life."
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JIA Yuxiang
Director
