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2人の批評家がドキュメンタリーについて語る
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映画ポッドキャストの2人のパーソナリティが、若い音楽家についての新しいドキュメンタリーへの意見を話します。
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意見と言外の意味
ポッドキャストを聞いて、最も適切な答えを選びましょう。
- What is the documentary about?
- What does Aiko mean when she says she checked her watch more than once?
- What does Leo particularly admire about the film?
- What is Aiko's criticism of the middle section?
- How does Leo defend the middle section?
- What is Aiko's opinion of the way the conductor is shown?
- How does Leo respond to Aiko's view of the conductor?
- What do both presenters agree about?
細かい点を聞き取る
もう一度聞いて、抜けている単語または数字を入力しましょう。数字は単語でも算用数字でも書けます。
- The film lasts two hours and ___ minutes.
- The director spent almost ___ years with the young musicians.
- In the middle section, the town raises money to buy a ___.
- At the final concert, the youngest ___ plays a solo.
- Aiko gives the film ___ out of ten.
- The documentary is in cinemas from ___.
解答
意見と言外の意味
- b) A youth orchestra in a small mountain townレオは、Sixty Strings は小さな山あいの町のユースオーケストラについての映画だと言っています。
- c) She felt the film was too long彼女は最初に上映時間に触れています。何度も時計を見るのは、早く終わってほしいと思っていることを示唆します。
- a) The time and patience the director put into it彼は監督の忍耐強さが気に入っており、彼女が音楽家たちと過ごした長い時間が感じられると言っています。
- d) It goes on for too long彼女は、それが物語に重要であることは認めていますが、半分の長さでも十分だったはずだと言っています。
- a) He says it shows the whole community taking part彼は、そのシーンが町全体がどう関わっているかを示していると言っています。
- b) She seems almost perfect, and the teenagers get too little attentionアイコは、指揮者がほとんど完璧な人物に見えると言い、10代の子どもたちの声をもっと聞きたかったと言っています。
- c) He disagrees but accepts that her view is reasonable彼はまったくそうは見ていませんが、彼女がそう思う理由は理解できます。
- b) The final concert is excellentアイコは、最後のコンサートについては2人の意見が確実に一致していると言い、レオは目に涙を浮かべたと言っています。
細かい点を聞き取る
- twenty / 20アイコは、映画は2時間20分(two hours and twenty minutes)の長さだと言っています。
- three / 3レオは、彼女は彼らとほぼ3年間(three years)過ごしたと言っています。
- bus長い中盤は、バスを買うための資金集めについてです。
- cellist / cello playerいちばん若いチェロ奏者がソロを弾いたとき、映画館は静まり返りました。
- six / 6アイコは、もっと厳しい編集者が必要だったので、10点満点中6(six)をつけています。
- Fridayレオは、金曜日から映画館で公開されると言っています。
スクリプト
Leo: Welcome back to Frame by Frame. This week, Aiko and I have both seen Sixty Strings, the new documentary about a youth orchestra in a small mountain town. Aiko, first impressions?
Aiko: Mixed, to be honest. The subject is wonderful, and some scenes are genuinely moving. But at two hours and twenty minutes, let's just say I checked my watch more than once.
Leo: Really? I was completely absorbed. What I loved was how patient the director is. She spent almost three years with these young musicians, and you can feel it, because after the first few minutes nobody seems to be performing for the camera.
Aiko: I agree the access is remarkable. My problem is the middle section. There's a long stretch about the town raising money to buy a bus, and while it matters to the story, it could easily have been half as long.
Leo: Fair point, although I'd say that section shows how the whole town gets involved. The scene where the baker sells cakes outside the school to pay for the tyres is one of my favourites.
Aiko: That's true, and it's a lovely moment. My other reservation is the way the conductor, Petra Albescu, is presented. She comes across as almost perfect, and I'd have liked to hear more from the teenagers themselves.
Leo: Interesting. I didn't see it that way at all, but I can understand why you might.
Aiko: Where we definitely agree is the final concert. The sound recording is superb, and the whole cinema went completely silent when the youngest cellist played her solo.
Leo: I'll confess I had tears in my eyes. So, scores out of ten?
Aiko: I'll give it a six. Beautifully made, but it needed a stricter editor.
Leo: And a nine from me. It's in cinemas from Friday, so, listeners, go and decide for yourselves.