【夏天的尾巴】〖1008影评〗《夏天的尾巴》英文影评
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"Summer's Tail" Written by Russell Edwards PusanSummer's TailXiatian de Weiba (Taiwan-Hong Kong)A Sundream Motion Pictures presentation of a Green Light Film (Taiwan), Sundream Motion Pictures (Hong Kong) production. (International sales: Sundream Motion Pictures, Hong Kong.) Produced by Tsui Siuming, Cheng Wentang. Directed by Cheng Wentang. Screenplay, Enno, Jan Fuwha, Cheng. Yvette Chang - Enno Jimmy - Bryant ChangAkira Fuwa - Dean FujiokaWendy Lin - Hannah Han LinMiss Xiu - Ke HuanjuYvette's Ma - Lu Yiching Good times and bad times pass with lackadaisical charm in Taiwanese coming-of-ager "Summer's Tail." Perfectly pitched for mature-minded teens with adolescent tribulations on their mind, this effort may also seduce older auds. Pic duplicates easygoing atmosphere of previous Taiwanese films about drifting youth from 2004's "Holiday Dreaming" all the way back to Hou Hsiao Hsien's seminal "The Boys of Fengkuei" (1983). Fests will seek this out, but pic may find itself in kiddie sidebars or the main lineup according to programmer's taste. Taiwanese release is set for November and youthful energy also may draw commercial slots around Asia. Yvette (Enno) is literally a faint-hearted schoolgirl songster whose poetic soul makes her the apple of her mother's eye and popular throughout the student body. Overexerting herself while performing at a school concert, Yvette collapses and is sent to the sick bay. Reviving with her best friend Wendy (Hannah Han Lin) by her side, the two schoolgirls witness the arrival of fellow student Jimmy (Bryant Chang from "Eternal Summer") and his beloved Miss Xiu (Ke Huanju Ke). Miss Xiu tends to Jimmy's bloodied hand, which is studded with glass shards following a tantrum punch through a windowpane. The comely teacher has had to end her affair with Jimmy or lose her job. Miss Xiu is prepared to move on, but the smitten schoolboy is going through the emotional ringer. All of this makes Jimmy oblivious to the interest of girls his own age. Wendy is attracted to the lovestruck boy, but will clearly go with soccer obsessed Japanese exchange student Akira (Dean Fujioka) if he makes his move first. With Yvette bouncing back from her fainting spell and offering the occasional song, yarn lazily drifts along. But as pic looks set to run out of puff after first hour elapses, it's rescued as a su
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lot about an urchin tyke stealing sandwiches from the gang's cafe hangout comes to the fore. Script skews older in pic's last third as the urchin's dysfunctional background is revealed, but will still sit comfortably with the 14-plus crowd. Helming has a breezy quality that encourages auds to match its relaxed mood, but gentle shift in tone to stronger drama is adroitly executed. Quality lensing by Lin Chengying, who also shot helmer's previous films "Blue Cha Cha" (2005) and "Somewhere Over the Dreamland" (2002), broadens pic's tone and enhances helmer's inventive but unobtrusive direction. Ensemble of teen performers are endearing, with sweet-smiling Enno shining as the talented songstress. Enno's tunes are nothing special in themselves but in tandem with the waif's ingratiating perf, the acoustic compositions emit a beguiling charm. Tech credits are solid. 
2007年10月08日 07点10分 1
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谢谢hiuwai~~除了剧情介绍外,大概都认为影片一贯继承了台湾青春电影的清新淡雅风格.表演方面,看来enno获得的关注比较多,可能如curry所说,戏份比较充足吧.p.s 盛夏光年在两篇影评中都有提及哦.
2007年10月08日 12点10分 4
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