Kaohsiung Film Festival

2025 New York Asian Film Festival

“Do you know how to kill a chicken?” …When a live chicken becomes the most troublesome gift of all, Little Monkey decides to drag Grandpa out the door and, like a grown-up, “take care of it.”

The girl thought it was snowing in the family's shrine, but she didn't know it was the embarrassing secret her father was hiding on the head of the god.

It is a gloriously sunny day for the wedding day of Zhang’s son and Sean’s dad. In a fateful encounter, Zhang bumps into Sean outside the venue as they are both gripped by hesitation over attending the wedding reception.

The film examines how the powerlessness of people at the bottom of society, when driven to the edge, turns into violence—inevitably leading to a tragic, almost fated ending.

A Foreigner Among Foreigners

Lee Lee-zen challenges the role of a transgender person. In a difficult and indifferent city, we all want to find life partners who can give each other courage.

The short film with the most animal actors in Taiwan film history

In the summer of 1999, Janet is expecting her first child, while taking care of eight-year-old Lum Lum as a domestic helper. When Lum Lum finds out about the pregnancy, Janet asks her to keep it a secret.

Chen Yu Hsuan and Tsai Ming Shiou's first father-daughter storm, selected for screening at the Hong Kong Fresh Wave Film Festival, Southern Film Festival, Golden Harvest Awards, Kaohsiung Film Festival, and NTU Film Festival.

Through the combination of literature and modern pollution, a strange scene of environmental disaster and human fear is outlined.

Daikon and Bean met at the edge of the world, then that hot summer turned into spring.

Three actresses, three children’s rooms, 10 days and 2,458 sexual predators. An experiment that shines an urgent light on the taboo subject of the abuse of children on the internet.

A new immigrant from China who married into Taiwan was adapting to her new life in Taiwan when it came to an abrupt end due to an exercise.

A visual poem of maritime disaster rituals, reflecting the cycle of life and death and the memory of the deceased.

Why, when we live on the same land, do we always call ‘others’ dirty? What does that make us?

“The Night Mist at the Harbor” draws on same-sex murder cases in colonial and contemporary Kaohsiung, weaving Taiwan’s double-edged historical symbols into a new visual narrative, accompanied by a Taiwanese-language cover of the Japanese song to embody a self-as-other historical assemblage.

Miss Lin, who loves taking selfies, has thousands of beautiful personal photos. She not only loves to take photos but also knows how to edit them herself, starting 50 years ago, before mobile phones or computers existed...

Selected for the 2020 Kaohsiung Film Festival, Selected for the 2021 Los Angeles International Short Film Festival

Luzonensis is a prehistoric hominid who is about to leave overseas to be a migrant worker.