冈拉梅朵是西藏的一朵花、国内一幅画、国内一首歌、一间酒吧、一个女人的名字；冈拉梅朵是流传了半个多世纪前的一段凄美动人、寻找与错过的爱情故事。从北京来的美丽孤傲的录音师安羽在拉萨的第一夜阴差阳错地投宿到藏族鼓手阿扎家，引出一段奇异的情缘。曾经因一曲《冈拉梅朵》红遍全国的著名女歌手在突然失声从歌坛悄悄消失后，做了录音师的安羽，从声音的传唱者变成了声音的记录者和聆听者。她被西藏的一个歌声，湖边的一个幻像召唤，执拗地前往遥远的西藏神湖寻找那神秘歌声，沿途录下西藏大地的天籁之音，踏上了一程充满神秘和未知的音乐朝圣之旅。与她结伴而行具有奇幻般魔力的鼓手阿扎一路上不断和她产生冲突和摩擦，俩人怀着各自的梦想和目的，几番分分合合，既难以相处又难舍难分，殊不知两个人的命运在冥冥之中早已被“冈拉梅朵”这个名字系在了一起。女人是旋律，男人是节奏。两个不同民族，不同性格，不同人生，不同梦想的一对现代男女的邂逅和结伴，交织出一部优美动人的乐章，无形中又演绎了与老一代人命运相似的寻找与错过的一幕爱情故事，《冈拉梅朵》的旋律继续在西藏的雪山和草原上回荡……
杠宝
回复 :The Polish doco for the BFI’s Century of Cinema distinguishes itself from all the others in the series by being the only one not to have any film critics, academics, directors, etc providing a commentary. Instead it takes the refreshing route of having ordinary people of all ages talking about what’s special to them about movies – so we get some old folks describing their first trip to the cinema when a lot of people didn’t even know what a film was, memories of what it was like to go to the movies as children, teenagers, and adults before, during, and after WWII, and especially the key scenes from films that have made lasting impressions upon them (not unexpectedly, Wajda’s KANAL strikes a nerve), which are shown in accompaniment, so that it becomes the interviewees who ultimately decide what’s shown in the doco. This kind of stuff is what the ‘100 Years of Cinema’ celebration is really about.
回复 :伊萨克（维克多·斯约斯特洛姆 Victor Sjöström饰）从医50年，现年已是将近八十岁的高龄，正准备在儿媳的陪伴下返回母校接受荣誉学位颁发。路上伊萨克顺道重游旧地，追忆往事。伊萨克曾经和堂妹萨拉（毕比·安德森 Bibi Andersson饰）有过美好的初恋，却因性格冷酷孤僻，以致他的兄弟乘虚而入。如今伊萨克坐在草坪上，忆起往昔，眼前浮现萨拉白衣飘飘的美丽模样。他与生俱来的冷漠理智的性格，注定了婚姻的失败。伊萨克的妻子无法忍受冰冷的婚姻，寻求外遇。这样的家庭气氛，加上遗传下来的冷漠秉性，使得伊萨克的儿子不愿生小孩，和儿媳关系决裂。伊萨克获得了光荣的学位荣誉，然而他仍然沉浸在对过往沉重的自省中，对于生命将尽的老人，这仿佛是一次心灵救赎之旅。
解昕怡
回复 :SummaryBullied by his matriarchal mother, abused by his siblings, ignored by his father, Poil de Carotte's childhood is as miserable as it could be. An illegitimate child, he is the main reason for the enmity which exists between his parents, who continue to live together just to keep up appearances. In the end, Poil de Carotte's suffering becomes more than he can bear...ReviewDrawing heavily on the poignant novel by Jules Renard on which it is based, Poil de carotte is a modest yet appealing film which has stood the test of time mainly because of the quality of its acting performances and its inherent humanity. It is more memorable than Julien Duvivier's earlier silent version of 1925, also named Poil de Carotte.The part of Poil de Carotte was played by 11 year old Robert Lynen, who was alleged to have been discovered whilst walking down the Champs-Elysées in Paris. Lynen is totally captivating and the film made him an instant star, launching what looked like becoming a very promising film career – until he was shot dead whilst fighting against the Germans in 1944. Harry Baur, a legendary stage and film actor (who also died during World War II, allegedly at the hands of the Gestapo), also turns in a typically fine performance. The reconciliation between father and son at the end of the film provides its most enduring image, enough to melt the heart of all but the most stoical of spectators.
