夏威夷国际电影节10月24日晚放映《Take Me Home》 中国出生影人Michelle Zhou长片25日美国首映
第46届夏威夷国际电影节10月21日至11月5日在瓦胡岛举行，维尔切克基金会与影展合作推出的“新美国视角”单元聚焦5位外出生影人。10月24日晚6时，该单元影片《Take Me Home》在檀香山卡哈拉联合影院放映，影片由韩国出生的领养题材导演莉兹·萨金特自编自导，讲述韩裔被领养者照顾年迈父母的故事，曾获2026年圣丹斯电影节沃尔多·索尔特编剧奖。
中国出生的影人Michelle Zhou是本单元另一位主角，她的长片首作《Big Little Things》以普通话和粤语对白讲述一名女子在家庭期望与真实自我之间的挣扎，将于10月25日和28日放映，这是该片的美国首映。越南出生的奥斯卡得主关继威则将于11月1日举办新书《Never Say Die》分享会，并主持《夺宝奇兵2》的放映大师课。影展方面表示，这5部影片展现了当今美国叙事的力量与深度。
来源：GSM·美国
Hawaii International Film Festival Screens Take Me Home on the Evening of Oct. 24; China-Born Filmmaker Michelle Zhou's Feature to Have Its U.S. Premiere on Oct. 25
The 46th Hawaii International Film Festival runs from Oct. 21 to Nov. 5 on Oahu, and the New American Perspectives program, presented by the Vilcek Foundation in partnership with the festival, spotlights five foreign-born filmmakers. At 6 p.m. on Oct. 24, the program film Take Me Home screened at the Consolidated Kahala theater in Honolulu. Written and directed by Liz Sargent, a Korea-born director known for adoption-themed work, the film tells the story of a Korean adoptee caring for aging parents and won the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Award at the 2026 Sundance Film Festival.
China-born filmmaker Michelle Zhou is another of the program's featured filmmakers. Her feature directorial debut, Big Little Things, told in Mandarin and Cantonese dialogue, follows a woman torn between family expectations and her true self, and will screen on Oct. 25 and 28 in its U.S. premiere. Vietnam-born Oscar winner Ke Huy Quan will hold a talk for his new book Never Say Die on Nov. 1 and host a masterclass screening of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. The festival said the five films show the power and depth of American storytelling today.
Source: GSM News
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图片来源：檀香山市政厅（Honolulu Hale）。图片经 Wikimedia Commons。Honolulu Hale, Hawaii. Via Wikimedia Commons.
