
香港名導邱禮濤自資執導、編劇及監製電影《我們不是什麼》,以1998年武漢公車爆炸事件為靈感,探討年輕世代的壓迫與憤怒。電影在香港上映後票房突破1200萬港元,獲多國際影展肯定,並將於10月2日在台灣上映。
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導演邱禮濤以商業電影聞名,但長期關注社會議題與人性黑暗面,曾執導《性工作者十日談》、《八仙飯店之人肉叉燒包》等作品。
〔記者許世穎/綜合報導〕香港名導邱禮濤睽違多年回歸社會題材電影,自資執導、編劇及監製最新作品《我們不是什麼》,從真實公車爆炸事件取材,直視年輕世代的壓迫、憤怒與困境。電影在香港上映後引發熱烈討論,被譽為年度最具爭議性的電影,除了票房突破1200萬港元(約4820萬台幣),更獲多個國際影展肯定。
導演邱禮濤(中)自資拍攝《我們不是什麼》在香港上映掀熱議。(華映提供)
縱橫影壇逾30年的邱禮濤,近年憑《拆彈專家》、《掃毒》等系列大片累積亮眼票房,成為香港商業電影代表導演之一。不過,從《性工作者十日談》、《雛妓》,到《八仙飯店之人肉叉燒包》、《伊波拉病毒》,他始終沒有放棄觸碰社會禁忌與人性黑暗面。《我們不是什麼》則是他再度回到熟悉的社會議題,以電影凝視被忽略的小人物。
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邱禮濤這次一人身兼導演、編劇及監製,更以自資方式完成電影,坦言年輕時曾對自己許下承諾:「年輕時曾說過,將來如果有錢,會拿來拍電影。多年之後,《我們不是什麼》算是兌現了當天對自己的承諾,這世界已經太多謊言了。」電影以情人節公車爆炸案為開端,透過一宗案件,逐步揭開人物背後的傷痕與社會壓力。
曾以《野獸之瞳》拿下金馬獎最佳男配角的譚耀文,片中飾演被重新找回協助調查的前鑑證專家梁浩龍。面對一宗發生在鬧市的公車爆炸案,他認定案件並非意外,而是乘客預謀犯案。調查過程中,他發現有兩具無人認領的遺體,死者正是待業青年暉仔與街頭畫家Ike,進一步追查後,赫然發現兩人不僅是好友,更是被社會逼上絕路的「同路人」。
江爗生(左)、陳毅燊在《我們不是什麼》有突破性的演出。(華映提供)
飾演暉仔的江爗生(Anson Kong)則大膽突破MIRROR人氣男團偶像形象,從角色性格到大量粗口對白,都與過去形象截然不同。據悉,他與邱禮濤見面後便決定接演,毫不猶豫;陳毅燊(AnsonBean)為詮釋Ike的脆弱與掙扎,更在不到一個月內減重13公斤,全力投入角色。
電影靈感來自1998年2月14日武漢長江大橋公車爆炸事件,當年事故造成16人死亡,包括兩名引爆者。邱禮濤表示,真實事件主要提供案件框架,以及兩名引爆者之間的關係背景,但故事其實放在任何地方都能成立,他認為「其實,其中最真實的部分,是那些每天都發生在我們身邊、卻無從理解的事情。」
江爗生演出《我們不是什麼》大膽突破MIRROR人氣男團偶像形象。(華映提供)
《我們不是什麼》在香港上映後,因直面當下年輕人的困境與憤怒,引發社會討論,也獲香港國際電影節、台北電影節、韓國富川國際奇幻電影節、義大利遠東電影節等影展青睞,更在台北電影節拿下觀眾票選獎前三名。台灣觀眾看完後也留下「被排斥及壓迫的他們在亂世中彷彿什麼都不是,但仍勇敢面對命運」、「看完久久無法平靜,這才是電影應該做的事」等評價。
《我們不是什麼》將於10月2日在台上映。
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電影將於10月2日在台灣上映
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