Soda Voyu

In the 1990s, many young women from Southeast Asia, carrying their hopes and dreams, were married off to this faraway island of riches... Through a two-part narrative, the film contrasts the past and the present of Taiwanese society. Can these immigrant women across different eras break free from their predicaments in this foreign land to rediscover themselves? Can they as well as the locals, live truly free lives?

In a heated fight over questions of promiscuity, a terrible misunderstanding leaves two best friends, 'sisters' estranged for many years. A decade later, the two 'sisters' are reunited by a tragic event. The 'sisters' reminisce over the past while talking about the future. Though they are still very fond of each other, both have changed and a palpable tension can be felt over dreams unrealized and disappointments in life. Knowing their days together are numbered, the pair set out on a few adventures hoping to gain lost opportunities and make happy memories. Along the way, they make important discoveries about life, love, each other, friendship, and family. Promises are kept and a long lost dream comes true.

En 1988, la ley marcial termina en Taiwán y dos escolares, A-han y Birdy, están a punto de entablar una relación amorosa ilícita después de conocerse en la banda escolar dirigida por un sacerdote canadiense llamado Oliver. Mientras todo el país conmemora al difunto presidente, los dos niños disfrutan de la presencia del otro mientras se despierta el afecto de A-han por Birdy. Sin embargo, la sociedad es homofóbica y la amenaza de violencia y vergüenza social que ejercen los adultos y sus compañeros adolescentes hace que los dos entren en conflicto a medida que se acercan más a representar físicamente sus pasiones mutuas.

Jiu Bing has been stuck in the friend zone with Bo He since he was twelve. Even though he tries everything to win her heart, he fails in crossing the line. When working as a part-time pacer, Jiu Bing meets Xia Tian. They later become internet celebrities by accident.

Sheng Enterprise has originated from a famous Mahjong family, and the story of Big Three Dragons begins with the game of Mahjong.

Righteous mountain patrol officer Xin Lan (Esther HUANG) grows tiresome of the stable but repeated boring life, without realizing any of her dreams. She plans to break up with her boy friend Ah De (Ta SU) and leaves this place. But before the discussion of the breakup, Ah De tries to persuade Xin Lan to go up the mountains with his hunter buddy Dumas, in search of the valuable cypress that they stashed away from the wood thieves. The three of them run into artist Patrick Star, who tries to hang himself. To prevent him from committing suicide, they take him along and then rescue a newborn deer on the way. When they finally reach the spot of hidden cypress, Ah De is dumbfounded by what he sees. Xin Lan also feels that, as a patrol officer, she must follow the protocol and stop Ah-de’s illegal activities. The wood thief that stalks them also shows up, trying to take the cypress from them. With all of them fighting one another, how will this journey end?

Tale of the Lost Boys es la historia de la amistad entre dos hombres: Alex (Oliver Aquino), un mecánico filipino, y Jerry (Ta Su), un estudiante aborigen taiwanés. Los dos se encuentran al azar cuando Alex huye a Taipei desde Manila, al enterarse de que su novia está embarazada. Una conversación casual se convierte en una sorprendente conexión personal entre ellos. Ambos se dan cuenta de que anhelan una conexión más íntima con sus madres, ya que Alex lo abandonó por una nueva familia, mientras que Jerry teme que sus padres tradicionales lo rechacen por ser gay. Los dos hombres van en un viaje por carretera y terminan en la tribu de Jerry. El viaje finalmente los hace volver a conectarse con sus madres y ambos descubren un cierto sentido de identidad y libertad.

There is a another soul living in CaCa's body. Just as she decides to come clean with her biological gender, her boyfriend proposes to her. Should she confess, at the risk of losing all the happiness she ever had, or should she keep things the way they are? A phone call then takes her back to her hometown which she had long left behind, where her sister needs her to take care of their mother who is mentally ill.

'Cape No. 7' director Wei Te-Sheng returns to his melodic roots with Taiwan's first musical, '52Hz, I Love You.'

Chen-Ming (Lee Kang-sheng) es un cocinero divorciado y con un hijo que lleva un restaurante de Sushi en Taiwan, y que vive obsesionado con la AV-Star Asano Natsumi (Yui Hatano) al estar convencido éste de que la misma es en realidad su ex-mujer que lo abandono 8 años atras, y a la que continuamente le envia cartas tratandola como tal. Hasta que un dia y para escapar de sus problemas personales, Yui Hatano decide alojarse en su restaurante durante unos dias.

When Cho loses her husband Ying and her family business in a massive typhoon, she is devastated.Then the villagers begin receiving mail from Ying. Is he really dead?

When a cold hearted telecommunications executive returns to his small island town for his estranged mother's burial, he learns about the true Taiwanese tradition that mandates him to marry within 100 days so that the parent's spirit can transition peacefully. When a typhoon leaves him stranded for 3 days, he rekindles romance with his free spirited, childhood sweetheart who is engaged to marry a local villager/step brother.

After the uprising at Wushe, Mona Rudao faces a guerrilla war against the militarily superior Japanese and Seediq clans. He and his followers must fight for their dignity and honor so that they can truly be "Seediq Bale" or "real men." Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale - Part 2: The Rainbow Bridge is Part two of the two-part, four-hour Taiwanese edition of the film Warriors of the Rainbow.

Durante la ocupación japonesa de Taiwán, los Seediq son forzados a abandonar su cultura y su religión. Los hombres son esclavizados en trabajos manuales y las mujeres son empleadas como sirvientas por la clase dirigente. Y sobre todo, se les prohíbe tatuarse la cara, una creencia tradicional que según ellos les convierte en humanos de verdad. Concebida originalmente como un díptico, Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale, fue estrenada en el 68 Festival de Venecia en una versión reducida de dos horas y media de duración. También fue vista en el Festival de Toronto y se estrenó en abril de 2012 en varias ciudades estadounidenses. En mayo de 2012 se estrenó en China otra versión, también de dos horas y media, pero con cambios en el montaje con respecto a la vista en Venecia.