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Repertory Cinema 2011 : Charles Chaplin & Buster Keaton


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Charles Chaplin
Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin, KBE (1889-1977), the first ever international star in the history of film, was born in London. Starting early in the entertainment world, Chaplin had a working life that spanned over 70 years. In 1910, the 21-year-old Chaplin went to the United States where he toured with a drama troupe and his talent was soon discovered by Keystone Film Company. After making his first film appearance in 1914, Chaplin gained fame rapidly with his image of a tramp. In a short time, he assumed the roles of scriptwriter, director, actor, producer and composer, mastering all areas of filmmaking. In 1919, together with D.W. Griffith, Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks, the heavyweights in the early cinematic age, Chaplin formed United Artists in order to maintain the autonomy of independent filmmakers and to contend with the Hollywood studios which were growing bigger and bigger. With his acmic sense of humour and cinematic skills, he combined romantic love as well as social and political criticisms to make immortal classics such as The Gold Rush (1925), City Lights (1931), Modern Times (1936) and The Great Dictator (1940). Proficient at scriptwriting, directing, acting and even composing, Charles Chaplin might very well be the most successful filmmaker in the silent film era.

Buster Keaton
Born into a vaudeville family in 1895, Buster Keaton began performing with his parents at the age of three. Nicknamed "The Great Stone Face", the comedian had been doing dangerous feats since childhood and built up consummate acrobatic skills. He was introduced into the film industry when Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle discovered his talent. After partnering with Arbuckle for some time, Keaton turned independent and wrote for, directed and acted in his own films from 1920 to 1928. He made 30 short and feature-length comedies during this period, Sherlock Jr. (1924), Our Hospitality (1923) and The General (1926) were some of the classics. Keaton's films are not renowned for the depiction of emotions, but are spectaculars of stunts and special images with comic effects. In order to create astounding effect on the screen, he performed most of the feats in person and risked his life to fight enormous machines such as train or steamboat, or natural phenomena such as tornado or flood. The awe-inspiring action scenes, coupled with his stoic, deadpan expression, were hilarious and made him one of the greatest stuntsters in history.

Harold Lloyd
Harold Lloyd ranks alongside Charles Chaplin and Buster Keaton as one of the most popular and influential comedians of the silent film era. Born in 1893, Lloyd started early in acting when he was a child. He entered the film industry in 1913, and had made over 200 movies until 1947. On the silver screen, he was always a neighbourhood boy wearing glasses. Such an image of an ordinary person made the daredevil physical feats he performed even more hair-raising. Some of his representative works are Safety Last! (1923), The Freshman (1925) and The Kid Brother (1927).

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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Charles Chaplin
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Roland Totheroh
Cast ºt­û: Charles Chaplin, Edna Purviance, Dave Anderson
1918 / USA ¬ü°ê / BW ¶Â¥Õ / 40¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm ( Àq¤ù, ªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles )

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A kindhearted down-and-out tramp saves a poor puppy out of compassion, but can't help his beloved sing-song girl. However, the puppy pays him back by discovering a fortune and helps him to fend off his tormentors. Chaplin's first work with First National Pictures and he also composed the music for the film.

2/9(FRI)7:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
10/9(SAT)7:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum


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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Charles Chaplin
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Roland Totheroh
Cast ºt­û: Charles Chaplin, Edna Purviance, Sydney Chaplin
1918 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥ÕBW / 46¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

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In the trench, Chaplin has experienced hunger, flooding, bombs, gas and all the unimaginable hardships. But he bumped his way behind enemy lines, captures the enemy's commander and wins the heart of the French country girl. This war effort for the Allies became Chaplin's most successful work at that time.

2/9(FRI)7:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
10/9(SAT)7:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum


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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Charles Chaplin
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Roland Totheroh
Cast ºt­û: Charles Chaplin, Edna Purviance, Tom Wilson
1919 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 34¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

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Chaplin lives on a dream farm where the hens lay eggs straight on to the pans, and the milk is pumped right on to the table from the cows. This blissful farm is disrupted when a city slicker arrives. Chaplin not only showcased his trademark mime but also put on a show with the farm animals.

2/9(FRI)7:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
10/9(SAT)7:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum


§Ö¼Öªº¤@¤Ñ A Day's Pleasure
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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Charles Chaplin
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Roland Totheroh
Cast ºt­û: Charles Chaplin, Edna Purviance
1919 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 25 ¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

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Chaplin is no longer the tramp but the head of a household, taking his family of four out on vacation. It gets to a flying start with the car breaking down, everyone getting seasick, ending with an entanglement with the traffic cop. This film was made during the production overruns of The Kid. As for all of Chaplin's shorts, the story is not the main thing, it is how he plays out the comedy with his miming act.

3/9(SAT)2:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
9/9(FRI)7:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum

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®t§Q»P¤p«Ä (´äĶ: ´M¤l¹J¥P°O) The Kid
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Director / Screenplay¾Éºt/½s¼@: Charles Chaplin
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Roland Totheroh
Cast ºt­û: Charles Chaplin, Jackie Coogan, Edna Purviance, Lita Grey
1921 / ¬ü°ê USA/ ¶Â¥Õ BW / 60 ¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm ( Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

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A child born out of wedlock is picked up by the good-natured tramp; five years on, the kid has become the tramp's partner in crime, keeping a watchful eye while the tramp goes on his vandalizing acts all for making a dime. When the kid is found out to be an orphan, the authorities want to force his internment into the orphanage. But Chaplin puts on a daring rescue to get back the kid. The kid's birth mother has become a movie star and wants to give a reward to get back her child. This Chaplin's first feature became the runner-up at the box-office for the year. While the kid Jackie Coogan became a well-known child star of the Silent Era, Lita Grey who played a fairy in the dream sequence became Chaplin's second wife.

3/9(SAT)2:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
9/9(FRI)7:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum


¦³¶¢¶¥¯Å The Idle Class
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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Charles Chaplin
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Roland Totheroh
Cast ºt­û: Charles Chaplin, Edna Purviance, Mack Swain
1921 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW/ 32 ¤ÀÄÁ min/ 35mm (Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

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Chaplin plays both a prince and a pauper; as an alcoholic rich man who is locked in silent quarrel with his wife, now spending his days alone at a resort hotel; also as a tramp who stumbles by accident into the hotel's masquerade ball. The rich man's wife has mistaken the tramp to be her husband, leading to an outrage by the jealous rich husband. Chaplin's satire on the rich and the contrast between the rich and the poor continued to be a recurring theme in Chaplin's films.

4/9(SUN)7:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
18/9(SUN)8:00pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum


´Â¸tªÌ The Pilgrim
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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Charles Chaplin
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Roland Totheroh
Cast ºt­û: Charles Chaplin, Edna Purviance, Kitty Bradbury
1923 / ¬ü°ê  USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 59 ¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm ( Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

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In Chaplin's last film with First National Pictures as distributor, he played a fugitive from the prison; he stole a pastor's outfit and steals his passage on a running train. The train takes him to a Puritan community and he is mistaken to be the new pastor. He starts to "preach" and slowly gains popularity among the locals while falling in love with the landlord's daughter. But his brothers from the prison have caught up with him and want Chaplin to help them with their secret agenda.

4/9(SUN)7:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
18/9(SUN)8:00pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum


²^ª÷°O (¤S¦W: ´Mª÷¼ö)  The Gold Rush
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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Charles Chaplin
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Roland Totheroh
Cast ºt­û: Charles Chaplin, Georgia Hale, Mack Swain
1925 / ¬ü°ê  USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 72 ¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (­^»y®Ç¥Õ¡A¤¤¡B­^¤å¦r¹õ English narration with Chinese & English subtitles)

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In pursuit of the dream of gold, the tramp has followed the gold rush to Alaska, stuck in a hut in the snowstorm. Fate brings him together with a fugitive and a pioneer who has struck gold. After a fight, the tramp has lost contact with the other two and continues on with his journey. He arrives at a town and falls for the dance hall girl; the pioneer is also there. But unfortunately he has lost his memory and cannot remember where the gold mine is. Chaplin and Fairbanks had founded United Artists to maintain independence in filmmaking in light of the big conglomerates. The Gold Rush was the Chaplin's second feature distributed by United Artists and also one of the biggest successes, with the fifth highest box-office gross of all silent movies. The scenes where Chaplin eats his boots and being mistaken as a turkey are all time classics.

30/9(FRI)7:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum
8/10 (SAT)2:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive


¤j°¨À¸¹Î (¤S¦W: ¨R¥X¼Z¸¨«°) The Circus
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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Charles Chaplin
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Roland Totheroh
Cast ºt­û: Charles Chaplin, Al Ernest Garcia, Merna Kennedy
1928 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 71¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm ( Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

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The tramp is wrongly accused by the police as a pickpocket. He runs into the circus to take shelter, and turns out to be the comic relief of the troupe. The circus owner wants to keep him while he has fallen in love with his daughter. As he cannot become a real clown, he chooses to stay behind when the circus moves on to the next town. Though this self-reflective piece was made at the dawning of the sound film era, it still maintained a decent box-office and was nominated for four awards in the first Oscar ceremony, including Best Picture, Director (comedy), Actor and Screenplay; only to be disqualified and substituted with an honorary award for Chaplin.

1/10(SAT)7:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum
15/10(SAT)2:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive


«°¥«¤§¥ú City Lights
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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Charles Chaplin
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Roland Totheroh, Gordon Pollock
Cast ºt­û: Charlie Chaplin, Virginia Cherrill, Florence Lee
1931 / ¬ü°ê  USA/ ¶Â¥Õ BW/ 87¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English Intertitles)

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The tramp meets a blind flower-selling girl and saves a rich man who is about to commit suicide. He tries to earn money to pay for the blind girl's surgery, and it turns out to be a somber farce on the materialistic world of the rich. Though talkies were already dominating the scene in 1931, Chaplin's insistence in shooting a silent paid off as the film became the year's number two in box-office. Other honours include being second in Sight and Sound's first Top Ten List in 1952 and listed in the Library of Congress' registry in 1991.

2/10(SUN)2:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum
15/10(SAT)4:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive

§@ªÌ: ¦Ñ¹«·Rº©¹C    ®É¶¡: 2011-9-20 13:10     ¼ÐÃD: ®t§Q¡E¨ô§OÆF Charles Chaplin

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¼¯µn®É¥N Modern Times
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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Charles Chaplin
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Roland Totheroh, Gordon Pollock
Cast ºt­û: Charles Chaplin, Paulette Goddard, Henry Bergman
1936 / ¬ü°ê  USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 87 ¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (Àq¤ù¡]³¡¤À­^»y¹ï¥Õ¡^¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent (with spare English dialogue) with music and English intertitles)

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The tramp has become a mere screw on the manufacturing line, but life continues to be hard. A slightly slow hand has got him fired, and a red handkerchief has got him into jail as a suspected left-wing unionist. Though he longs to return to jail where there is food, it takes a woman he loves to pull him out of the confinements of prison and machinery. Though intended to be a sound film, Modern Times was eventually made as a dubbed silent film. The film features the classic scene when Chaplin is struggling against the huge gears, and the many scenes of strikes and protests are Chaplin's silent protest against the industrial and capitalist society.

2/10(SUN)5:00pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum
21/10(FRI)7:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive


¤j¿WµôªÌ The Great Dictator
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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Charles Chaplin
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Karl Struss, Roland Totheroh
Cast ºt­û: Charles Chaplin, Paulette Goddard, Jack Oakie
1940 / ¬ü°ê  USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 125¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (­^»y¹ï¥Õ¡A¤¤¡B­^¤å¦r¹õ English with Chinese & English subtitles)

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When Chaplin finally got to talk on screen, he did it in two parts; as a Jewish barber awakens from a 20-year coma due to war injuries, and as the Great Dictator. Chaplin already has a mastery of sound and music to turn them into part of the comic elements. A direct satire on Hitler, the film was made in synch with the outbreak of the Second World War. The western world was initially hesitant about the film's release but it was later hailed as propaganda and became a hit movie.

2/10(SUN)7:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum
22/10(SAT)2:00pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive


µØ«×¥ý¥Í (¤S¦W: ±þ¤H¨g®É¥N)  Monsieur Verdoux
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Director ¾Éºt: Charles Chaplin
Screenplay ½s¼@: Orson Welles (idea), Charles Chaplin
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Roland Totheroh
Cast ºt­û: Charles Chaplin, Martha Raye, Isobel Elsom
1947 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 124¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm ( ­^»y¹ï¥Õ¡A¤¤¡B­^¤å¦r¹õ English with Chinese & English subtitles)

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Mr. Verdoux is an unemployed bank clerk who has to feed his family. But he makes his fortune by targeting lonesome wealthy women, and feeds them a potion in a glass of wine. The film was based on true crime stories. Chaplin played a villain for the first time, but he still did it like a comic from the silent film. Chaplin and his co-writer Orson Welles were nominated for an Oscar for Best Screenplay, the only collaboration for these two screen legends from two different eras.

9/10(SUN)7:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum
22/10(SAT)5:00pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive


»R¥x¬K¬î Limelight
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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Charles Chaplin
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Karl Struss
Cast ºt­û: Charles Chaplin, Claire Bloom, Nigel Bruce, Buster Keaton
1952 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 137¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (­^»y¹ï¥Õ¡A¤¤¡B­^¤å¦r¹õ English with Chinese & English subtitles)

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A clown of the past era saves a young dancer who attempts to commit suicide, and in turn reinitiates her into stardom. The girl has fallen for the clown and wants to marry him. But the clown decides to fade into the obscurity of street parlours. A semi-autobiographical film set in 1914, the year when Chaplin made his first film and set against the backdrop of theatre where he developed his comic acts. Keaton played his old partner for the symbolic performance of the last "Swan Song". The last film Chaplin shot in the US, which was cut short in its initial release due to his exile. It only premiered in Los Angeles 20 years later, bringing him an Oscar for Best Original Score, the only Oscar he won in a competition category.

16/10(SUN)7:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum
23/10(SUN)2:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive

§@ªÌ: ¦Ñ¹«·Rº©¹C    ®É¶¡: 2011-9-20 13:10     ¼ÐÃD: ¤Ú¤h¹F¡E°ò¹y Buster Keaton

¥»©«³Ì«á¥Ñ ¦Ñ¹«·Rº©¹C ©ó 2011-9-20 03:48 PM ½s¿è

¤@¬P´Á One Week
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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Edward F. Cline, Buster Keaton
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Elgin Lessley
Cast ºt­û: Buster Keaton, Sybil Seely, Joe Roberts
1920 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 19 ¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (Àq¤ù¡A­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with English intertitles)

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A newlywed couple has received the gift of their dream: a DIY house. But the romantic rival has rearranged the parts numbers, resulting in a house beyond modernity! Keaton's first outing on his own and American comedies would never be the same again!

3/9(SAT)5:00pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
11/9(SUN)2:30pm ­»´ä¤ÓªÅÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Space Museum


¥N¸o¯Ì¦Ï The Goat
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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Buster Keaton, Malcolm St. Clair
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Elgin Lessley
Cast ºt­û: Buster Keaton, Virginia Fox, Joe Roberts, Malcolm St. Clair
1921 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 27¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

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Starts off with Keaton being chased by the police. He hops on the train for a getaway, only to be mistaken as a newly released murder ex-con. Just when he thinks he has met his dream girl, only to realize her father is the cop who chases him! It features Keaton's trademark shot with his favourite piece of large prop, the train!

3/9(SAT)5:00pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
11/9(SUN)2:30pm ­»´ä¤ÓªÅÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Space Museum


¼@°| The Play House
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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Buster Keaton, Edward F. Cline
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Elgin Lessley
Cast ºt­û: Buster Keaton, Virginia Fox, Joe Roberts
1921 / ¬ü°ê USA/ ¶Â¥Õ BW/ 22¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

°ò¹y¨«¦b®É¥N¦yºÝ¤§§@¡GÀ¸°|ùØ¡A¥´Âø¡B¼Ö®v¡Bºt­û¡A¨ì¥x¤Uªº¨k¤k¦Ñ¥®¡A³£¬O°ò¹y¤@¤H¤À¹¢¡C³ÌÅå¤H¤@¨è¦³¤E­Ó°ò¹y¦P¥x·m«}¡I¦Ó¥x¤UºtÆ[²³ªº°ò¹y·|­·Ä̦a»¡¡G¡u¤µ±ß³õÀ¸©O­Ó°ò¹y°µ«{°Õ¡C¡v§ó°gÂ÷ªº¬O¡A³õÄÌ¥u¬O«n¬_¤@¹Ú¡A¥¿¥»À¸¬O°ò¹y°lÉÓ¤k¡A¾x¥X³sµf¿ùºN¯º¸Ü¡AÁÙ­n§ê°¨õa°µÀ¸¡A§ó¤ô²TÀ¸°|¡C¼@°|¤ººØºØ½¼¸L·d¯º¡A§¹¥þ¬O¶W²{¹ê¡B²{¥N¥D¸q¯u°²²öÅGªº¥ý¾W¸ÜÃD¡C
Truly ahead of its times, the theatre's cleaner, musician, actor, audience are all played by Keaton himself, and Keaton the audience has the wit to comment: this show is all played by Keaton! But the real act is Keaton chasing a girl in a flooded theatre, a pioneering piece of work in surrealism and modernism!

3/9(¤»)5:00pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
11/9(¤é)2:30pm ­»´ä¤ÓªÅÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Space Museum


¤p²î The Boat
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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Buster Keaton, Edward F. Cline
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Elgin Lessley
Cast ºt­û: Buster Keaton, Sybil Seely
1921 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 25¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

°ò¹yµ£¤ßÃz´×¡A·Rª±¤j«¬ª±¨ã¡A¡m¤@¬P´Á¡nª±²Õ¦X«Î¡B¡m±N­x¸¹¤õ¨®¡n´Nª±¤õ¨®¡B¦b¡m¤p²î¡n¤¤ÅU¦W«ä¸q¬Oª±¸¥¡Aª±¨ì³ÌºÉ·íµM¬O¤Ï¸¥¡C¸Ü»¡°ò¹y¦Û»s¤F¤@°¦¤j²î¡A·Ç³Æ¤@®a¤j²Ó¹C²îªe¡Aµ²ªG¶É®a¿º²£¡A«Î§r¡B¨®§r¡A³£½ß¤W¤F¡AÁÙ¹J¨ì¨g«B¼É­·¡A²î¤Jº¡¤ô¡C¤T¤Q¦h¦~«á¡A°ò¹y¦b³X°Ý¤¤´£¨ì¡A¡m¤p²î¡n¬O¥L³Ì³ßÅwªºµu¤ù¤§¤@¡C
Keaton just loves toys; apart from the DIY house in One Week and the train in The General, this time is the boat. Keaton plans to build a boat for his family to cruise in, but it turns out to be the breaker of his fortune. Keaton has mentioned in an interview that The Boat was his favourite short film.

10/9(¤»)2:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
23/9(¤­)7:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum


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Director / Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Edward F. Cline, Buster Keaton
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Elgin Lessley
Cast ºt­û: Buster Keaton, Virginia Fox, Joe Roberts
1922 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 18 ¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (Àq¤ù¡A­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with English intertitles)

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A showpiece in the cop-chase subgenre; Keaton crashes into an army of cops while accidentally hurling a bomb into them, him ending up being chased by all the cops in town. The striking sequence of a whole scene filled with cops is definitely a Keaton signature.

10/9(¤»)2:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
23/9(¤­)7:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum


¤T¥N¡]¤S¦W: ¨D±B¤T¸U¦~¡^Three Ages
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Director ¾Éºt: Buster Keaton, Edward F. Cline
Screenplay ½s¼@: Clyde Bruckman, Jean Havez, Joseph Mitchell
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Elgin Lessley
Cast ºt­û: Buster Keaton, Margaret Leahy, Wallace Beery
1923 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 63 ¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

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Nothing is new under the sun; whether it is the Stone Age, the Roman Empire Era, or the Roaring Twenties, getting the girl is always the same tiresome business. Keaton plays three roles set in the above three different eras, beating some suave and powerful rivalries to try to get the girl. Some said the three-segment set-up in Keaton's first feature was inspired by Griffith's Intolerance, more likely it was a marketing ploy; in case the feature was a flop, they could still sell it as three shorts.

10/9(¤»)5:00pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
17/9(¤»)7:30pm ­»´ä¤ÓªÅÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Space Museum

§@ªÌ: ¦Ñ¹«·Rº©¹C    ®É¶¡: 2011-9-20 13:11     ¼ÐÃD: ¤Ú¤h¹F¡E°ò¹y Buster Keaton

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«Ý«È¤§¹D Our Hospitality
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Director ¾Éºt: Buster Keaton, Jack Blystone
Screenplay ½s¼@: Clyde Bruckman, Jean Havez, Joseph Mitchell
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Gordon Jennings, Elgin Lessley
Cast ºt­û: Buster Keaton, Natalie Talmadge, Joe Roberts, Ralph Bushman, Craig Ward
1923 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW/ 73 ¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

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The success of Three Ages gave Keaton the confidence to do the next feature. A New Yorker is heading to the South to take care of some family business, only to realize that he is the target of vengeance of some previous generation's deeds. To complicate matters, he falls for the enemy's daughter on the train. This 19th century set railroad comedy is played out by Keaton's first wife Natalie Talmadge, who is also the boss Joseph Schenck's sister in law, Keaton's two sons are also in it, making it a true ¡§family business¡¨.

11/9(SUN)5:00pm ­»´ä¤ÓªÅÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Space Museum
17/9(SAT)2:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive


¤pºÖº¸¼¯´µ Sherlock Jr.
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Director ¾Éºt: Buster Keaton
Screenplay ½s¼@: Clyde Bruckman, Jean Havez, Joseph Mitchell
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Byron Houck, Elgin Lessley
Cast ºt­û: Buster Keaton, Kathryn McGuire, Joe Keaton
1924 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW/ 45¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

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A true classic by Keaton, with smoothly choreographed action sequence that even Cocteau admired; the interaction between the narrative and outside the narrative was a pioneer in 20th century modernism. A projectionist dreams to be the great Sherlock Holmes. He falls asleep during the movie, becomes the detective in his dream, solves the crime and wins the girl. However, this classic was not well received in its days.

10/9(SAT)2:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
23/9(FRI)7:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum


¯è®ü®a The Navigator
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Director ¾Éºt: Buster Keaton, Donald Crisp
Screenplay ½s¼@: Clyde Bruckman, Jean Havez, Joseph Mitchell
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Byron Houck, Elgin Lessley
Cast ºt­û: Buster Keaton, Kathryn McGuire, Frederick Vroom
1924 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 59 ¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

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Keaton is often seen put to challenge by nature's forces, this time the ocean and huge machineries. Playing a rich kid on a 10,000 tonne ocean liner, his proposal to another rich girl is rejected, but they still go on to their Hawaiian honeymoon. After the ship has been sabotaged, it drifts afloat in the Pacific and these two people start to learn about caring for each other. Not only it features the largest of all Keaton's film's prop, an ocean liner, he can also be seen in his underwater suit that almost took his life!

18/9(¤é)2:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
24/9(¤»)7:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum


¤C­Ó¾÷·|¡]¤S¦W: ´M¤Ò¨}¾÷¡^Seven Chances
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Director ¾Éºt: Buster Keaton
Screenplay ½s¼@: Clyde Bruckman, Jean Havez, Joseph Mitchell
Original ­ìµÛ: David Belasco, Roi Cooper Megrue
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Byron Houck, Elgin Lessley
Cast ºt­û: Buster Keaton, Ruth Dwyer, T. Roy Barnes
1925 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 56 ¤ÀÄÁ min/ 35mm (Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

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Just when he thinks he's going to go bankrupt, Keaton's grandfather has left him an inheritance of $7 million, but he has to get married by 7pm on his 27th birthday. But there is one problem: he is already 27 today! Adapted from a stage play, and been put on the screen numerous times, but none could match the popularity of this version by Keaton. The finale chase scene where Keaton has to dodge the rolling stones from the hill has established him as a great stuntman. It also contains an early experiment with Technicolor when the opening credits and the scene were shot on colour.

11/9(¤é)7:30pm ­»´ä¤ÓªÅÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Space Museum
18/9(¤é)4:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive


±N­x¸¹¤õ¨® The General
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Director/Screenplay ¾Éºt/½s¼@: Clyde Bruckman, Buster Keaton
Original ­ìµÛ: The Great Locomotive Chase by William Pittenger
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Bert Haines, Devereaux Jennings
Cast ºt­û: Buster Keaton, Marion Mack, Glen Cavender
1926 / ¬ü°ê / ¶Â¥Õ / 75 ¤ÀÄÁ / 35mm (Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

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This Civil War comedy is setting its scale to Griffith's The Birth of A Nation, and trying to match Chaplin's The Gold Rush which was completed one year before. A train driver was not admitted to the force and his girlfriend mistakes him as a coward, even his train got stolen by the enemies. He decides to turn things round, recovers his train, captures the enemies and gets the girl back. The film was not well received and its huge budget caused a downturn in Keaton's career. But it is now considered to be a classic and has got into Sight & Sound's Top Ten List twice, in the league of Citizen Kane.

1/10(¤»)2:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum
9/10(¤é)2:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive


²î¤ý¤§¤l Steamboat Bill, Jr.
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Director ¾Éºt: Charles Reisner, Buster Keaton
Screenplay ½s¼@: Carl Harbaugh
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Bert Haines, Devereaux Jennings
Cast ºt­û: Buster Keaton, Ernest Torrence, Marion Byron
1928 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 70 ¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (Àq¤ù¡Aªþ­µ¼Ö¤Î­^¤å´¡¤J¦r¹õ Silent with music and English intertitles)

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College graduate Bill Jr. is a spoiled kid, but his father aims to groom him to take over his small town steamboat company. The tough training not only turns him into a man but also wins the heart of the beauty. This last independent film by Keaton is considered another classic with The General, featuring the famous stunt when Keaton stood underneath a falling wall, only to be looped by the empty window frame. A scene re-enacted by Jackie Chan in Project A II.

1/10(¤»)5:00pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum
14/10(¤­)7:30pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive

§@ªÌ: ¦Ñ¹«·Rº©¹C    ®É¶¡: 2011-9-20 14:29     ¼ÐÃD: ¯«¸g¤»¡]®L³Ò¡E«s¡^ Harold Lloyd

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Director ¾Éºt: Fred C. Newmeyer, Sam Taylor
Screenplay ½s¼@: Hal Roach, Sam Taylor, Tim Whelan
Cinematographer Äá¼v: Walter Lundin
Cast ºt­û: Harold Lloyd, Mildred Davis, Bill Strother
1923 / ¬ü°ê USA / ¶Â¥Õ BW / 70¤ÀÄÁ min / 35mm (¸ê®ÆÀ] Film Archive) / beta (¬ì¾ÇÀ] Science Museum)
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A nutty country bumpkin came to the big city for a better living and landed with a sales clerk job at a department store. But his girlfriend thought he has made it already and proposes to get married. When the store offers a reward for attracting a crowd, his architect friend asks to climb up to the roof, what turns out was the greatest stunt in the silent movies with Lloyd hanging on the clock! A similar scene appears in Jackie Chan's Project A.

17/9(¤»)5:00pm ­»´ä¹q¼v¸ê®ÆÀ]¹q¼v°| Cinema, Hong Kong Film Archive
25/9(¤é)7:30pm ­»´ä¬ì¾ÇÀ]ºtÁ¿ÆU Lecture Hall, Hong Kong Science Museum


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