Chen Chun-tien

All the incidents happened at 25° 11'14.0"N, 121° 41'09.1"E, a mysterious place in Taiwan. A King Boat named "pray for the COVID-19" is sailing. 3 reels of 8mm images and archives from broken 135 film are also on the same journey.

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Inspired by the literary classic The Tale of the Lady’s Fan by Haruo Sato, a Japanese female director travels to a historic manor in Tainan for location filming. What begins as a creative pilgrimage to her “spiritual home” soon dissolves into a series of unexpected disruptions on set. As the cameras roll, a century-spanning odyssey of images, memory, and self-discovery begins to unfold.

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When a former activist-turned-architect joins a redevelopment project led by his old comrade, now the city mayor, he finds himself wandering through a landscape of demolition, as memory, reality, and the ideals they once shared begin to collapse.

Waking up from a dream, I suddenly find that I have lost my name. I'm scouting around but the world becomes odd and weird, leading me back to somewhere familiar...

All the incidents happened at 25° 11'14.0"N, 121° 41'09.1"E, a mysterious place in Taiwan. A King Boat named "pray for the COVID-19" is sailing. 3 reels of 8mm images and archives from broken 135 film are also on the same journey.

No synopsis available yet.

Inspired by the literary classic The Tale of the Lady’s Fan by Haruo Sato, a Japanese female director travels to a historic manor in Tainan for location filming. What begins as a creative pilgrimage to her “spiritual home” soon dissolves into a series of unexpected disruptions on set. As the cameras roll, a century-spanning odyssey of images, memory, and self-discovery begins to unfold.

No synopsis available yet.

When a former activist-turned-architect joins a redevelopment project led by his old comrade, now the city mayor, he finds himself wandering through a landscape of demolition, as memory, reality, and the ideals they once shared begin to collapse.

Waking up from a dream, I suddenly find that I have lost my name. I'm scouting around but the world becomes odd and weird, leading me back to somewhere familiar...

A rare pod of futuristic houses lines a semi-abandoned neighbourhood outside Taipei. UFO Houses, featuring oval-shaped contours, manifests a utopian vision of the past: the future is light, colourful, and sentimental.

May a building have its own reincarnation? Once upon a time, there's a region of canal's dockyard in the center of Tainan city in Taiwan. Later in 1970s, the canal gradually lost its function and the large residential and commercial mixed mall "China Town" had been built at the site. China Town was once the most prosperous mall in the city, however, by more than three decades of rise and fall, the city's authority planned to demolish the building for urban renewal plan. The China Town makes no exception of those failing shopping malls all around this island. As for those residents who have lived in the China Town for a long time experience most of the death and life of the city.