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青山学院大学英文学会 講演会開催のお知らせ
2015.11.18 更新
青山学院大学英文学会ではLinda Ohama氏を講師にお招きし、次の二つの講演会を開催します。
事前の予約は必要ありませんので、以下を参照のうえ参加希望者は開催日にそれぞれ会場へお越しください。多くの皆様のご参加をお待ちしております。
英文学会講演会１
演 題：A talk on a new documentary: TOHOKU NO SHINGETSU
講演者：Linda Ohama氏 （映画監督）
日 時：11月 24日（火）3限 13:20～14:50
場 所： 4号館2階 420教室
講演内容：
Ms. Linda Ohama is an award-winning Japanese-Canadian filmmaker who produced and directed the film Obachan’s Garden. She will speak about the creation of her latest documentary film “Tohoku no Shingetsu” (“New Moon Over Tohoku”), which concerns the experiences of people in Tohoku who were affected by the earthquake/ tsunami/ nuclear disaster of March 11, 2011 and its aftermath.
You may view one of Linda Ohama’s previous films, Obachan’s Garden, in its entirety at the website of the National Film Board of Canada.
It would useful for students and teachers who plan to attend the lecture to do some background reading on the film the speaker will mainly be talking about, “Tohoku no Shingetsu,” by exploring this posting: カナダ人が追った東日本大震災 ドキュメンタリー映画『東北の新月』今秋完成に向け編集進む: http://8bitnews.org/?p=4621
お問い合わせ先：文学部 英米文学科 Strong, G. B. 教授
The English Literary Society of Aoyama Gakuin University
英文学会講演会２
演 題：Documentary Film-Making
講演者：Linda Ohama氏 （映画監督）
日 時： 11月 26日（木）2限 11:00～12:30
場 所： 本田記念国際会議場
講演内容：
In this talk, the guest speaker will explain how, using artistic expression, she bridged the cultural gaps between the country of her birth (Canada) and the country of her ancestry (Japan). A third generation Canadian of Japanese descent (sansei), Linda Ohama is a visual artist, educator, and independent filmmaker. Her films and paintings have been exhibited and shown across Europe, Canada, the U.S., and Japan.
From her first film (“The Last Harvest,” 1992), which gave an account of the threats to family farmers in North America from a personal point of view, to her most recent film (“Tohoku no Shingestu: Stories from Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima,” 2015), Linda Ohama links the personal with wider social and cultural issues, and the universal themes that bind us all together.
She will guide us through her life’s journey, from a young struggling artist in the 1970s to the more confident and mature film director and master of relationship building that she is today
お問い合わせ先：文学部 英米文学科 Strong, G. B. 教授
The English Literary Society of Aoyama Gakuin University
事前の予約は必要ありませんので、以下を参照のうえ参加希望者は開催日にそれぞれ会場へお越しください。多くの皆様のご参加をお待ちしております。
英文学会講演会１
演 題：A talk on a new documentary: TOHOKU NO SHINGETSU
講演者：Linda Ohama氏 （映画監督）
日 時：11月 24日（火）3限 13:20～14:50
場 所： 4号館2階 420教室
講演内容：
Ms. Linda Ohama is an award-winning Japanese-Canadian filmmaker who produced and directed the film Obachan’s Garden. She will speak about the creation of her latest documentary film “Tohoku no Shingetsu” (“New Moon Over Tohoku”), which concerns the experiences of people in Tohoku who were affected by the earthquake/ tsunami/ nuclear disaster of March 11, 2011 and its aftermath.
You may view one of Linda Ohama’s previous films, Obachan’s Garden, in its entirety at the website of the National Film Board of Canada.
It would useful for students and teachers who plan to attend the lecture to do some background reading on the film the speaker will mainly be talking about, “Tohoku no Shingetsu,” by exploring this posting: カナダ人が追った東日本大震災 ドキュメンタリー映画『東北の新月』今秋完成に向け編集進む: http://8bitnews.org/?p=4621
お問い合わせ先：文学部 英米文学科 Strong, G. B. 教授
The English Literary Society of Aoyama Gakuin University
英文学会講演会２
演 題：Documentary Film-Making
講演者：Linda Ohama氏 （映画監督）
日 時： 11月 26日（木）2限 11:00～12:30
場 所： 本田記念国際会議場
講演内容：
In this talk, the guest speaker will explain how, using artistic expression, she bridged the cultural gaps between the country of her birth (Canada) and the country of her ancestry (Japan). A third generation Canadian of Japanese descent (sansei), Linda Ohama is a visual artist, educator, and independent filmmaker. Her films and paintings have been exhibited and shown across Europe, Canada, the U.S., and Japan.
From her first film (“The Last Harvest,” 1992), which gave an account of the threats to family farmers in North America from a personal point of view, to her most recent film (“Tohoku no Shingestu: Stories from Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima,” 2015), Linda Ohama links the personal with wider social and cultural issues, and the universal themes that bind us all together.
She will guide us through her life’s journey, from a young struggling artist in the 1970s to the more confident and mature film director and master of relationship building that she is today
お問い合わせ先：文学部 英米文学科 Strong, G. B. 教授
The English Literary Society of Aoyama Gakuin University
