Experiment / Everyday / Politics / Life / Gender & Identity

Tethered by time zones, two girls reach across the void.

Arum, the director, delves into her parents' integral roles in shaping Korea's democratization, using their family history as a lens to examine the broader political landscape of the country. Through this journey, she reflects on her generation's role in the social movement.

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?

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.

On a secluded island, a chair has fallen down.

15 Years is like a personal diary, a thin letter. Not long, but carried my treasured moments.

This film tells the story of the impact of technology on us by using the traces of the industrial revolution left by old buildings in London. It makes us think about the impact of technology on work, community, identity, and shows the far-reaching impact of technology on human life.

On this street, I often try to piece together and visualize the childhood memories of my mother, who is Burmese Chinese, while pondering over the coexistence state and cultural microcosm of people who have “remigrated” back to Taiwanese society.

The artist depicts her emotions towards Hong Kong with frame-by-frame hand-drawn abstract narratives.