A little boy was involved in a car accident and he was delivered to the hospital. He experienced surgery, treatment and pray but he couldn’t resist and finally died.
This documentary unveils the complicity between the academics and the bureaucratic system in Taiwan. It reveals to the audiences many undisclosed secrets and stories behind the façade created by government offcials. Due to the inaccessibility and abstruseness of public health expertise, the lies are hard to be exposed and the potential crisis has become a ticking time bomb…
Gang leader Jay collects debts with his seven fellow thugs. His son, John, falls in love with one of his debtors’ daughter, Tiffany. However, Tiffany is obsessed with Yuxun...
This is an epic documentary spanning thirteen years. Both the Filipino caretakers and the elderly suffer from homesickness in the Taipei nursing home. The caretakers comfort themselves by singing. No money, no honey'. What price do they have to pay for love and livelihood? Can their dreams ever come true?
Founded in 1979, Lanlin Theatre Troupe is the first ever theatre group in Taiwan. It has inspired and nurtured important figures in the theater industry of Taiwan during the past 30 years. This is a story about the rise of a generation and the fall of the oldest theatre troupe in Taiwan. Having spent their early life in this troupe, these artists are devoted to bridging traditional Chinese theater and modern art form.
This documentary is about a famous Chinese painter, Liu Xiao-Dong. After leaving his hometown at the age of 17 to study art, he now becomes an internationally famous artist. Thirty years later, he returns home to paint his family and friends he grew up with, trying to capture the frozen moments infused with his childhood memories and current existence.
《說白賊》Kong Peh Tshat Or : How I Learned to Tell a Lie 郭尚興 GUO Shang-Sing
台灣 Taiwan│2012│HD cam│Colour/B&W│30min
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迪迪被雜貨店老闆娘誤會偷竊,扭送警局。這時警局竟還來了個醉鬼!迪迪要怎樣才能離開警局,自僵局脫身?
Didi, a country boy wrongly accused of theft and detained, struggles and loses his innocence by his encounter with the oppressiveness of the real world.