麻豆豆瓣9.3分！电影《里斯本丸千里没》将代表中国内地竞逐奥斯卡

发布日期：2024-09-30 12:33 点击次数：116

中国内地选送方励导演的记录片《里斯本丸千里没》竞争第97届奥斯卡奖“最好国外影片”。方励在外交媒体上默示：但愿全国听到这个八十二年前的中国故事麻豆。

The documentary The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru， produced by Fang Li， is competing for the 97th Academy Awards for Best International Feature Film. It sheds light on a rarely known yet shocking chapter of history.

1942年9月底，1816名友军战俘被关进日军武装运载船“里斯本丸”船舱，从中国香港前去日本。由于日军违抗《日内瓦契约》，未在船上吊挂任何输送战俘的旗子或标记，里斯本丸在海上沉着行驶三天后，在中国舟山东极岛海域被好意思军潜艇“鲈鱼”号辐射的鱼雷击中。

在船从被击中到千里没的25个小时里，日军将通盘英军战俘封闭在船舱底，并用木条和帆布钉死舱门。英军战俘勤奋自救，破舱逃生。

危难之际，浙江舟山渔民冒着人命危境，划着舢板在水中捞起了384个命在早晚的友军战俘，并给他们提供食品、衣物和坦护所。尽管如斯，仍有828位战俘或被淹死或被日军射杀，或被困在船中未能逃生。

The documentary features the 1942 sinking of the “Lisbon Maru，” an armed Japanese cargo ship that participated in World War II. In October that year， Lisbon Maru transported more than 1，800 British prisoners of war (POWs) from Hong Kong toward Japan， without bearing a sign indicating it was carrying POWs – a violation of the Geneva Convention. After being struck by the torpedo of a US submarine麻豆， Japanese soldiers cruelly battened the POWs down below deck， left them to drown， and even shot at them， leading to the deaths of 828 prisoners. When the ship went down off the coast of Zhoushan Islands in East China’s Zhejiang province， 384 POWs were fortunately rescued by local Chinese fishermen， who pulled them from the water risking their own life.

导演方励原本是一位地球物理学者，海洋手艺大众，其后跨界从事电影责任。2014年，他在监制韩寒作品《后会无期》时无意听当地渔民讲起里斯本丸的故事。“从得知这个事情开动，出于酷好去带队勘察，念念要找到这艘千里船。

找到船之后，又念念要找到跟这艘船关系的东谈主，念念去了解他们的故事，他们在82年前齐阅历了什么。就这么挖掘出了这个故事。当今，是时候把它们讲给更多东谈主听了。”在采用记者采访时，方励说。

The truth about the sunken Lisbon Maru needs to be known by the whole world， said renowned Chinese filmmaker Fang Li， who directed and produced the documentary. “I hope that every audience can further learn about the brutality of war through it， and cherish the peace we have today，” Fang said. The film is not only for Chinese moviegoers， but audience from all over the world， particularly young people， he added. “I hope the film enables today’s youth to cherish their families， the people around them， and appreciate everything they own.”