作为残疾人士的作家、活动家、讲师和斗士，非凡的海伦凯勒无法看到或听到，但通过努力工作变得非常有成就，并且以直言不讳着称。

她社会主义的微笑 Her Socialist Smile (2020)

导演: 约翰·吉安维托

主演: Carolyn Forché

类型: 纪录片

制片国家/地区: 美国

语言: 英语

上映日期: 2020-09-21(美国)

片长: 93分钟

IMDb: tt13152604

豆瓣 暂无

IMDB 6.6分

作为残疾人士的作家、活动家、讲师和斗士，非凡的海伦凯勒无法看到或听到，但通过努力工作变得非常有成就，并且以直言不讳着称。她的自传《我一生的故事》及其戏剧性改编的《奇迹工作者》使凯勒的名字家喻户晓。约翰·詹维托 (John Gianvito) 的新电影《她的社会主义微笑》(Her Socialist Smile) 是对她作为进步事业支持者的政治生活的简洁、纯洁和精美的描述。结合她的家庭生活、周围环境和她的老师安妮·沙利文的镜头，这部电影的焦点转移到凯勒自己的话——她的许多演讲——因为她代表她坚信的事业热心倡导。

For nearly two decades, John Gianvito has been carving out a unique space in American cinema with passion projects of expansive shape and political ambition, including The Mad Songs of Fernanda Hussein, a documentary-fiction inquiry into the human toll of the Gulf War, and Profit Motive and the Whispering Wind, a becalmed yet radical Howard Zinn–inspired reflection on American progressivism. In his new film, Gianvito meditates on a particular moment in early 20th-century history: when Helen Keller began speaking out passionately on behalf of progressive causes. Beginning in 1913, when, at age 32, Keller gave her first public talk before a general audience, Her Socialist Smile is constructed of onscreen text taken from Keller’s speeches, impressionistic images of nature, and newly recorded voiceover by poet Carolyn Forché. The film is a rousing reminder that Keller’s undaunted activism for labor rights, pacifism, and women’s suffrage was philosophically inseparable from her battles for the rights of the disabled.

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作为残疾人士的作家、活动家、讲师和斗士，非凡的海伦凯勒无法看到或听到，但通过努力工作变得非常有成就，并且以直言不讳着称。

她社会主义的微笑 Her Socialist Smile (2020)

导演: 约翰·吉安维托

主演: Carolyn Forché

类型: 纪录片

制片国家/地区: 美国

语言: 英语

上映日期: 2020-09-21(美国)

片长: 93分钟

IMDb: tt13152604

豆瓣 暂无

IMDB 6.6分

作为残疾人士的作家、活动家、讲师和斗士，非凡的海伦凯勒无法看到或听到，但通过努力工作变得非常有成就，并且以直言不讳着称。她的自传《我一生的故事》及其戏剧性改编的《奇迹工作者》使凯勒的名字家喻户晓。约翰·詹维托 (John Gianvito) 的新电影《她的社会主义微笑》(Her Socialist Smile) 是对她作为进步事业支持者的政治生活的简洁、纯洁和精美的描述。结合她的家庭生活、周围环境和她的老师安妮·沙利文的镜头，这部电影的焦点转移到凯勒自己的话——她的许多演讲——因为她代表她坚信的事业热心倡导。

For nearly two decades, John Gianvito has been carving out a unique space in American cinema with passion projects of expansive shape and political ambition, including The Mad Songs of Fernanda Hussein, a documentary-fiction inquiry into the human toll of the Gulf War, and Profit Motive and the Whispering Wind, a becalmed yet radical Howard Zinn–inspired reflection on American progressivism. In his new film, Gianvito meditates on a particular moment in early 20th-century history: when Helen Keller began speaking out passionately on behalf of progressive causes. Beginning in 1913, when, at age 32, Keller gave her first public talk before a general audience, Her Socialist Smile is constructed of onscreen text taken from Keller’s speeches, impressionistic images of nature, and newly recorded voiceover by poet Carolyn Forché. The film is a rousing reminder that Keller’s undaunted activism for labor rights, pacifism, and women’s suffrage was philosophically inseparable from her battles for the rights of the disabled.

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