亞洲視野競賽

在失落與拾得的影像縫隙中，過去的幽魂不斷再現，而強力碰撞的傷痕讓人疼痛地想逃。逃離之前，在地下找一個洞，用樸拙的火光照亮電力來臨前的日子。如果家是逃不了的戰爭地，便學著尋找扶持彼此度過四季的力量。如果疫病是種距離，不如就席地而坐，一起創造一首首超越真實的曲。

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【2024 TIDF】亞洲視野競賽預告 Asian Vision Competition Trailer

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Saving a Dragonfly

In my senior year, I filmed myself and my friends as we went through the college entrance exam under pressure. As a university student, I still grapple with anxiety. Then one day, I got a call from my high school friend saying she was not doing well. I decided to write a letter to her.

What Should We Have Done?

A 24-year-old medical student, showing signs of schizophrenia, goes untreated due to family denial. Her brother, eight years younger, questions but remains silent. Years later, he records family interactions, revealing his sister's deteriorating condition. Finally, after 25 years, treatment begins. Despite progress, she succumbs to lung cancer in 2021, leaving unanswered questions for her family.

From Island to Island

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My Stolen Planet

Farah, born during the Islamic revolution in Iran in 1979, captures moments of joy and defiance in her daily life and is forced to migrate to her private planet to be free. She buys other people's memories in super 8mm films and records and archives her own, to create an alternative history of Iran.

Damnatio Memoriae

This documentary, composed of various video clips and footage, is an exploration to search for some missing jigsaw pieces in history. Something that turned someone into a hero, or an absolute jerk. Some things are hidden under the carpet, from Hiroshima to Teresa Teng to the Space Race, an Olympic and the moon.

Song of Souls

In Shan State, Myanmar, ancient culture clashes with six decades of civil war. Once a renowned folk singer, Nan Mya Han now channels loss through metaphorical verses. A documentary intertwines her songs with scenes of rituals, delving into decay and impermanence amid political turmoil. It's a poignant, mesmerising exploration of a people's resilience amidst upheaval.

K-Family Affairs

Arum's parents, part of South Korea's 386 generation, aimed to secure democracy. But Arum's perspective shifts at 18 with the Sewol ferry disaster. Even her father's involvement in its aftermath prompts her to question inherited democracy. Reflecting on events like #MeToo and impeachment, Arum ponders her generation's role in shaping South Korea's political landscape.

Taman-taman (Park)

Taman-taman (Park): Two Indonesian poets meet at Tainan Park, using daytime experiences to craft poetry. Inspired by encounters and emotions, their creations take shape through night-time chanting, imagination, and action. Taman-taman (Park) unfolds a journey resembling an ancient fable, with untold stories hidden in the endless night. The storytellers become integral parts of the narratives as well.

I Look Into the Mirror and Repeat to Myself

Growing up, a difficult home life was all the filmmaker and her sisters knew. Now as adults and with their parents on the cusp of separation, the filmmaker explores the meanings of their given names, allowing her sisters to tell their stories in their own words and make sense of the love, pain and anger they still carry.

Lost a Part Of

Stagnation in the body cannot keep up with the changes in real life. When the memory of the trembling hand is constantly haunting, when the cavity is filled by artificial materials—if the body remembers, how should it respond to years of traumatic past? Three interviewees describe the indescribable body changes and try picking up the hints and signs.

'Our bodies remember what they want us to forget.' - CHAN Hau-chun

Asian Vision Competition

In the crevices of the images lost and found, the spectres of the past keep reappearing, and the scars caused by strong collisions evoke a painful urge to flee. Before fleeing, find a hole underground and illuminate the days before the advent of electricity with a simple firelight. If home is a battlefield where one cannot escape, learn to find the strength to support each other through the seasons. If disease is a kind of distance, why not find a place to sit and create songs together that transcend realities.