Monday, August 26, 2013

TORONTO FILM FESTIVAL - TIFF 2013 MOVIE BIBLE: 'Til Madness Do Us Part




'Til Madness Do Us Part

Fifty men live in an isolated asylum for 12 months. They spend their days locked on one floor, with little contact even with the medical team. Each has been committed for a different reason. They have mental problems, killed people, or have upset some local officials. But once inside, they share the same empty life, walking along the same iron fence courtyard, looking for human warmth among their fellow sufferers.
 

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‘TIL MADNESS DO US PART
 
 
a film by WANG Bing
Hong Kong – France – Japan 2013 / 227 min. / Color / Documentary
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SYNOPSIS
 
 
Located in a small town in China, ‘TIL MADNESS DO US PART is the portrait of a group of men secluded from society. Surviving in a small world composed of a few rooms and one corridor, their only freedom is now to behave and befriend as they want.
DIRECTOR’S BIOGRAPHY
 
 
Born in Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, China, in 1967, Wang Bing studied photography at the Lu Xun Academy of Fine Art (1992) and cinematography at Beijing Film Academy (1995). He began his independent filmmaking career in 1999.
FILMOGRAPHY
 
 
2013 ‘TIL MADNESS DO US PART (FENG AI)
Documentary, 227 minutes.
Venice Film Festival Out of Competition
Toronto IFF
2012 ALONE (GUDU)
Documentary, 90 minutes.
Critic Award in Black Movie Festival
Rotterdam IFF
2012 THREE SISTERS (SAN ZIMEI)
Documentary, 153 minutes.
Orrizonti Best Film in Venice Film Festival
Best Film in Doc Lisboa
Best Film Award, Audience Award in Festival des 3 Continents
Best Documentary Asia Africa Award in Dubai IFF
Grand prix, Ecumenical jury Award, E-changer Award, Don Quijote Award in Fribourg FIFF
2010 THE DITCH (JIA BIAN GOU)
Feature Film, 113 minutes
Venice Film Festival, Official Competition
2008 COAL MONEY (TONG DAO)
Documentary, 52 minutes.
International competition, Cinema Du Reel, Paris, France,
2008 CRUDE OIL (YUAN YOU)
Documentary film installation, 14 hours.
Supported by Hubert Bals Fund Rotterdam.
Premiered at Rotterdam International Film Festival, 2008.
Hong Kong Film Festival, 2008.
2007 FENGMING, A CHINESE MEMOIR (HE FENGMING)
Documentary, 184 minutes.
Cannes Film Festival, 2007 - Official Selection.
Toronto International Film Festival, 2007.
Rotterdam International Film Festival, 2008.
2007 BRUTALITY FACTORY (BAOLI GONGCHANG)
Short in the anthology STATE OF THE WORLD.
Cannes Film Festival, 2007 - Directors’ Fortnight.
1999 - 2003 WEST OF THE TRACKS (TIE XI QU)
Documentary in three parts, 554 minutes.
Part 1: RUST (244 minutes)
Part 2: REMNANTS (178 minutes)
Part 3: RAILS (132 minutes)
Lisbon International Documentary Festival, 2002 (Grand Prize)
Marseille Festival of Documentary Film, 2003 (Grand Prize)
Three Continents Nantes Film Festival, 2003(Golden Balloon, documentary section)
Yamagata International Documentary Festival, 2003 (Robert and Frances Flaherty Prize)

 

 
 
CREDITS
 
 
Director WANG BING
Cameraman WANG BING, LIU XIANHUI
Editor ADAM KERBY, WANG BING
Sound ZHANG MU
Producer LOUISE PRINCE, WANG BING
Co-Producer MIYUKI TAKEI, WANG YANG
Production Y. PRODUCTION
In Co Production with MOVIOLA
FUORI ORARIO – RAI CINEMA
 

 

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