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Artemisia ( Unrated Version )
รหัสสินค้า : C - 395 CH
วันที่จำหน่าย : 04 Jun 2010
ราคา : 60.00 บาท
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หลายคนเจอมาแล้วกับคำนี้หลายคนเจอมาแล้วกับคำนี้ " ทำอย่างไรเมื่ออยู่ๆลูกชายกลายเป็นเกย์ " เรื่องราวชีวิตที่สะท้อนและโดนกับหลายคน

 

Artemisia (Ai Tsao)
Director: Chiang Hsiu Chiung
Writer: Tseng Yu Chieh
Music: Li Hsin Yun
Company: Public Television Service
Release Year: 2009
Country: Taiwan
Language: Mandarin
Subtitle: Chinese Genre: Drama
Runtime: 85 minCast:  

 Tang Cheng Gang
Mo Tze Yi
Pan Li Li
Chuo Heng Yin

Awards: 2 nominations

North American premiere at the 2009 San Francisco International Film Festival.

Women Make Waves Film Festival 2008 - Closing Film

 

DETAIL

the Chinese name of a 58-years-old woman who looks like any other ordinary housewife in Taiwan: playing Tai-chi in the morning, picking up English words by words with her son. But one day, she gradually realizes her filial son is actually gay, and her daughter returns home from abroad with an illegitimate daughter! Extremely rare and fare portrayal of how the family deals with a gay son, with no over-the-top stereotypes nor moral degrade, ARTEMISIA resembles more of Ang Lee’s early Taiwanese films with a deep understanding of the complexity of Chinese culture. After all, life has to go on.

PLOT

A woman who believes she chose an unconventional path in her life is startled to find her children are stepping father beyond society's boundaries in this drama from Taiwanese filmmaker Chiang Hsiu-chiung. Ai-tsao (Pan Li Li) is a widow who is nearly 60 years old; her husband, over twenty years her senior, has been dead for nearly two decades, and Ai-tsao's life has settled into a comfortable routine of looking after her elderly mother and doting on her two adult children. Ai-tsao had a strong independent streak when she was young and struck out on her own over the objections of her parents, but she's not quite as willing to accept that her children have chosen lives different from her own. Ai-tsao slowly comes to the realization that her son is gay and struggles to come to terms with his lifestyle, but it's even more difficult for Ai-tsao when she discovers her daughter is going to be the unwed mother of a mixed-race child.