taiwan

Taking the Water and Land Dharma Assembly as the axis, open the three doors of Kinmen's heart, from battlefield memory to peace of mind and peace.

The film writes about eight photography creators with different identities in Taiwan, pursuing their own life stories through photographic lenses.

“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.

How we remember the past will become our present. How we remember the present will become our future. "I hope that individual suffering, regardless of one's identity, will be acknowledged."

A film that connects you to the depths of your subconscious primal forest.

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.

Are you Hakka? What does it mean to be Hakka? Is it about bloodline? Or speaking the Hakka language? After watching this film, perhaps you will have the answer.

KANO is a heartfelt story of teamwork, determination, and growth—a journey where a group of farmer boys from different backgrounds come together, overcome the odds, and make their way to the legendary Koshien Stadium.

A woman can be wife, daughter-in-law, a mother, but rarely herself. Wen-Yi moves with her husband to his rural hometown. Though her mother-in-law means well, Wen-Yi struggles under the weight of traditional norms and cultural gaps. In a caged hen awaiting slaughter, she sees a reflection of her own.

16-year-old Allen finds joy and hope in hurdling which he often wins in competitions during middle school. When he enters high school, he cannot even handle the basic 3-step hurdle because of his height. His hope of being in the school team is dashed, let alone winning over his teammates.

The Eight Immortals explosion was the deadliest public safety accident in Taiwan's history. This film documents the recovery journey of those injured in the disaster.

All details of papa at grandma's funeral have come into my mind.

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.

A fortune-cookie-head crumbles himself, piece by piece in order to keep devouring creatures out of his way...