詩意影像

A Taiwanese man loses a loved one. He begins a journey to face his life’s regrets during the spring rain.

After returning from Tokyo, she meets a director she knew from her acting days. As they talk, deceive, and embrace, their past relationship is gradually revealed.

Water that accompanies us.

In snowy Utah, a young man from Hong Kong searches for his long-lost sister—but a stranger leads him to a spiral of silent truth.

Adapted from Kenji Miyazawa's short story "The Nighthawk Star," this work uses a delicate ink painting style to showcase a different fairy tale world.

“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.

Golden Horse Award winner Wu Kang-ren plays multiple roles, portraying both the deeply emotional, failed father and the wildly eccentric street-dweller. He seamlessly transitions between the characters, delivering a performance that is both moving and captivating.

Wandering in the tunnel, searching for answers.

Through a childhood recording, a grandmother's story, and a family video, I try to find out why the fig tree in my hometown disappeared, questioning the source of human memory, and forgetting…

When the car drove past Wufu Road, she recalled wild histories about those times in her life.

This is an image that belongs to the year 2021. Through casual street photography, the director captured traces that testify to the existence of this place and these people—and in doing so, quietly wove a deep, intimate connection with those who were once strangers, distant and unfamiliar.

為愛瘋狂的人，十年如一日。

Could a memory still exist if there is no one capable of remembering it? Starting from a mysterious set of Polaroids, the film traces the earliest memories of life.

An experimental documentary which consists of 35mm film photographs Hsieh took in three islands: Inishimore (Ireland), Staten Island (United States) and Tsushima Island (Japan).

Memories are like a moving train, shuttling through the joys and sorrows between Hong Kong and Taiwan in the past, and finally reconciled with myself in the bitter days.

60 kinds of plants weave a love story, stop-motion animation recreates the blossoming and withering of female emotions.