Taichung International Animation Festival

A tour of Taichung by grandparents and grandchildren brings out a story interwoven with family history and Taichung culture.

We constantly face different choices in life, that's for sure. But often, the anxiety of making a choice and facing the consequences gets the better of us. What if we just took a leap of faith and embraced the unknown? What kinds of treasures and surprises might the future hold?

As the people in the marketplace head out to enjoy the Moon Festival with their families, an old lady remains in her shop till the full moon is high in the sky. It seems, as if, she’s waiting for someone.

“Behind the Schoolbag” is a story about self-salvation.

A lonely amateur photographer, developing the same photo of his ex-lover everyday.

An accident breaks the seemingly ordinary, day-to-day cycle, then what?

On a leisurely afternoon in Taipei, immerse yourself in everyday stories through the enjoyment of sound and visuals!

《褓母》以動畫形式呈現黑色電影風格，探討人性遊走善惡之間的灰色地帶。

A 100-day animation experiment.

2020 standing in Taiwan, how to imagine and understand the challenges in HongKong?

The day I dream, everything is different.

A woman tries to find a place to fit in a weird world full of containers and eventually feels whole again.

An elephant was living in my house, but all the adults were avoiding it. The elephant kept changing its shape and grew up with me.

We used to be close. But somehow we lost contact afterwards.

On a calm summer day, children want to have a different end of the vacation......

The story describes a man who needs all the decorations of his home to be placed in a square frame made of adhesive tape so as to feel peace of mind.

Film stores memories, and the camera freezes family bonds. This stop-motion animation stitches together broken time to rediscover warmth at home.

A stop-motion animation depicting love as a sprouting seed. A woman embarks on a journey to break free from constraints and pursue love and self-discovery.

During Grandpa's funeral, the granddaughter reminisces about their shared moments, pondering his early life struggles in Taiwan, his role as the eldest son, and his dreams that remained unfulfilled.

I lose what I gain. I gain what I lose. —Abbas Kiarostami