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《三生三世聶華苓》Cafe 71特別場
2013年05月01日 星期三
今個母親節,有什麼好節目? 來 Cafe 71 喝杯咖啡,看一個有關女人、母親、祖母、妻子的故事,為天下媽媽加冕。
三生三世 聶華苓
5月12日 星期日 3:30pm
One Tree Three Lives (2012) Coming to Cafe 71 on 12 May, Sunday. Between family celebrations this Mother’s Day, why not take your loved ones to a movie about a celebrated novelist who’s also a mother, grandmother and wife?
She calls herself a tree with roots in China, the trunk in Taiwan, and the many leaves in Iowa.
Chinese writer Hualing Nieh, who with her husband American poet Paul Engle, founded the International Writing Programme (IWP) at the University of Iowa in 1976, was born and raised in wartime China. She left her native Wuhan in 1949 for Taipei, and moved to the US in 1964.
The IWP famously brought together writers from all over the world, offering them the opportunity to interact with each other and experience literature in other languages. Importantly, intellectuals from Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong were able to connect in Iowa for the first time after three decades of separation.
Director Angie Chen is Hualing Nieh’s family friend of over 40 years. Chen filmed her ‘Aunty Nieh’ for three years as she traveled the globe, presenting her as a novelist, mentor, and co-founder of the writing program, also as a mainland Chinese, Taiwanese and American, and as a big-hearted pacifist who loves to laugh.
Screening details
Time: 3:30pm, 12 May 2013, Sunday
Director: Angie Chen
Language: Mandarin & English (with English subtitles)
Duration: 90 mins
Cover charge: One coffee at Cafe 71 plus a donation of any amount
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