Country: Taïwan

Wi Ding Ho

Wi Ding Ho is a Malaysia-born and Taiwan-based filmmaker. His feature debut PINOY SUNDAY won a Best New Director Award at the prestigious Golden Horse Awards in Taiwan and showcased in major film festivals, including Busan and Toronto. His short film RESPIRE won two awards at the International Critics’ Week of the Cannes Film Festival,… Continue reading Wi Ding Ho

CITIES OF LAST THINGS

Taiwan in the near future. Middle-aged Zhang is an agitated man. For more than thirty years now, he has lived apart from his wife but he just can’t seem to leave her alone. On a night when she goes tango dancing with her new lover, he shows up unannounced and physically attacks them. After that,… Continue reading CITIES OF LAST THINGS

Wei-Hao Cheng

Director Cheng Wei-Hao was born in 1984, and he had a master degree from National Taiwan University of Arts, Department of Film. His first short “YOU ARE NOT ALONE”, back in 2008, won his some awards of recognition from many institutes internationally, like the ISFVF Film Festival from Beijing Film Academy and South Taiwan Film… Continue reading Wei-Hao Cheng

THE TAG-ALONG 2

In 2016 we brought you Tag Along, a movie so scary the director of the film had to have a witch doctor on set to comfort the actors. Based on the Taiwanese urban legend The Girl in Red, this second part continuous the story about demon babies, enchanted forests, and obsessed moms. Something every baby… Continue reading THE TAG-ALONG 2

WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN

Investigative journalist Wang Yi-chi is a real charmer. Everyone instantly likes him and he can get away with almost anything. But then he makes the mistake of selling a scoop without checking the facts first. The juicy extramarital affair he wanted to expose turns out to be a fluke because the senator is legally married… Continue reading WHO KILLED COCK ROBIN

MON MON MON MONSTERS

Ah, adolescence ! That beautiful age when youngsters explore their personalities and take their first steps in the grown-up world, supported by their loving parents and teachers… Not so for Lin Shu-wei. Although quite a good student, the Taiwanese adolescent is the laughing stock of his classmates, especially the tough guys. They steal the money… Continue reading MON MON MON MONSTERS