台灣映像

Orangutans, native to Malaysia and Indonesia, are the "Man of the Woods". But since the 1980, Taiwanese merchants have smuggled the furry great apes to Taiwan to sell them as domesticated pets. This documentary shows the efforts of research institutes who have been working to rescue these creatures by training them to eventually release them back into the wild. Can the apes once again swing in the paradise they seem to have lost?

What could the tough-looking Mrs. Tian Meng-shu fall prey to? Not the martial law, but love! This documentary focuses on the love story between Dr. Tian and Mrs. Tian. It begins with their romance and then describes how passionately Mrs. Tian takes care of her husband. This film shows a symphony of life's bitterness and sweetness and its difficulties and simplicities.

What can be retained with photography? Where is the cinema leading us? Is there meaning to life after all? Mark LEE goes on the road and tries to answer these questions at a pace of 24 frames per second. We followed his swinging footsteps and gathered the fragments lost between frames to discover the passion he gave to the Taiwanese cinema.

Yue-xing and A-zha are two friends that met through Cosplay (costume-play). Cosplay is like a magical spell that gives them the ability to see through dreams. It also gives them the power to turn rocks into gold and changes their feelings towards each other. It even gives them wings that take them to the other world.