混合形式（Hybrid）

Greetings from Earth

Childhood memories blur with reality in a dreamlike journey home—wandering the edge of forgetting and imagination.

The sporadic old residents of Tainan’s Chinatown have witnessed the ups and downs of this place. Facing the fate of imminent demolition, where will they live?

Photographer and poet: Ren Hang, he simply "does whatever he wants" but encounters obstacles everywhere. He was optimistic and depressed at the same time, and finally decided to jump off as the final choice to resist the prison of the world...

A crush gone moldy...

My friend Xiaoxin contracted eye disease. He gradually lost his eyesight from that point on. By 2015, he had gone completely blind.

I am telling a story without images through images, and I think I will fail because theirs story goes beyond my narrative.

He is destined to become a headache for the Governor-General's Office in Taiwan throughout his life! Chiang Weishui's sonorous and powerful voice still calls to today's Taiwanese.

The work is adapted from the real life of the author and her grandmother. The story is about the memory of an old woman and her special fabric.

A city in the sky, adjacent to the clouds and unfathomably deep, it can leave the ground but cannot escape time and impermanence. After graduating, four children embark on their own paths, each facing new challenges, and each weathered by life's changes. Life hangs by a thread, rising and falling like dust. What does existence truly seek? Gatherings are finite, farewells are uncertain. Where can one find the beauty of what once was? Derived from Pu Yuemei's oil painting series *Suspended City*, it features a unique worldview, fantastical plot, and exquisite metaphors, articulating a lament for life.

An old fisher wanders around in this desolate world, led by the spiritual trace of his deceased wife.

The abruptly halted river and the gentle trickle of a new beginning. Candy Bird wrote a story about a certain separation and reunion, metaphorically reflecting Hiroshima's modern history.

The "Windmill Poetry Society" in the 1930s was the first group to introduce Surrealism to Taiwan. How do poets in the South transform Western literary and artistic trends?

Invite you to enter the collective dream of Hong Kong people

Sacrificing the freedom of the next generation for the prosperity of this city

Do you need courage? Let this short tell you the answer!

A dairy vet who wants to save the dairy industry is determined to train more young people like him in the industry - will he succeed?

Geometric shapes, gestural linework, and rich colours create a fanciful space that intertwines memory and everyday life.

A journey of constant loss and persistent search, the scenes become different when they reappear, alluding to the repetitiveness and uncertainty of life.

The Naive Girl Accidentally Falls into a Japanese Anime-style Cult.