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The 303T small truck travels between two timelines, childhood and adulthood, reflecting an evolving vision of what 'ideal' truly means.

During the Chinese Civil War, Taiwan was seen as the terminal destination for a unit fleeing themainland. However, while crossing the Sino-Vietnamese border, they were detained on an islandcalled “Phú Quốc” by the French authorities, who were colonizing Vietnam at that time. Unawareof how long this temporary detention would last, they began transforming this primitive island into abase for a future counterattack on the mainland. Four years later, they finally managed to sail to Tai-wan — an island they had never been to but regarded as their homeland. Years later, in Kaohsiung’s Chengcing Lake, there is also an artificial island named “Phú Quốc” built to commemorate this unit,effectively becoming Phú Quốc 2.0.

The director’s relationship with their mother was severed in the past due to their sexual orientation. In 2023, after the mother was diagnosed with cancer, the two reconnected. Through intimate moments with their partner, the director contrasts the closeness of their relationship with the emotional distance from their family. Struggling with both their identity as a queer person and as a daughter, the director uses the metaphor of a "Viewfinder" to capture the complex emotions between them.

The body serves as a vessel that stores self-awareness.

Five cousins are determined to use their creativity and tenacity to successfully cross the creek behind their grandpa’s house to see what happens on the other side.

During the covid-19 pandemic, everyone was kept at home and quarantined, The red granny only play with her dog Miaomiao, one day，the dog was lost.It turned out that the authorities thought pets also carried the virus, so they organized dog hunting teams to catch stray dogs, They happen to meet the dog Miaomiao and capture its. The red granny decides to rescue miaomiao. On the way, they meet Huang Xiaomei, who has also come to rescue the dogs.

A bold and crazy director, an extraordinary photographer, two vocational film students decided to use real Titan monsters to shoot in order to complete their final project film...

A boy named Ting-an experiences trouble at home and bullying at school. Out of fear, he forces himself to hide his feelings from others. The only thing that still interests him is a pet zebrafish he keeps in his room. On the eve of presenting his school report, Ting-an is about to overcome his fears — he just doesn’t know it yet.

The anonymity on the Internet allows LGBTQIA people to interact without exposing their identities. It can be seen as a better 'rainbow utopia' than the real world. Three gay guys in this film also met each other in this way. In 2009, a battle between gay and straight on an online forum began and caused chaos.

The Taiwanese Hokkien film released in 1959

Blue Sun reflects on the 1984 mining accidents in Northern Taipei and their enduring impact. Inspired by the works of Taiwanese novelist Tong Wei-Ger, the performance explores how these events continue to shape memory and identity.

Discuss the rarely-noticed headless corpses and their emotions as victims of history under the issue of justice in the transformation of Aboriginal history, and use headless ghosts as objects of historical compilation to reflect on the over-ethicalization of recent historical writing and ghost discussions. Those on the margins of history, and the imagination of ethnic groups endowed with excessive integrity.

An award-winning documentary short by Taiwan Film Studio in 1964.

Taiwanese children between 4 and 8 years old talk about their views on surrendering to China.

Yujin, who comes from a traditional family, has an intense trauma related to heavy rain. As an adult, he has returned home to take care of his family, and the shadow has resurfaced. By depicting his inner journey of evasion when facing pain, the story brings out the complex emotions in family relationships, along with that indescribable love.

Adopted by a Dutch family, a young woman has struggled not to feel like a stranger in a country so far from her birthplace, Taipei, and has always longed for a place to feel truly at home. With this desire, she embarks to Taipei on a journey of self-discovery.

Lumi, formerly homeless due to family issues and business failures, spends a decade in odd jobs, park benches, and internet cafes. Joining a social enterprise, he gains skills, saves money, and rents a place, but his past still haunts him.

The desire for laughter cannot break free from reality, and the imagination of home cannot be realized. Go out the door and run around to challenge; a small stream in the backyard, tolerant and self-healing. A female high school student wants to change her family's current situation through her own efforts, but an unexpected event happens on the way to finding a job. How should she face the next phase of her life?

"Separation" is an essay documentary that delves into the intricate relationship and conflicts between contemporary Taiwanese society and European and American values. This exploration takes place through the lens of three millennial Taiwanese artists who share their overseas experiences during the pandemic and post-pandemic era. Hsiao-Chu resides in New York, Shou-An in London, and Chen-Yi in Philadelphia, each offering a unique perspective on the evolving immigrant status, personal exploration of sexuality, and the artist's profound understanding of self and community.

Beginning with a woman describing traumatic scenes in her family, the film uses a non-linear and mise-en-abyme narrative to make it difficult to distinguish between reality and fiction.

Green Island's link to political prisoners remains indelible despite its modern tourism. To depict the multi-faceted appearance of the island, the film centres on 3 characters: a local islander, a former prisoner’s daughter, and an artist with depression.

The Lin family was a poor family with a kind father and filial son. Life was originally harmonious, but the good times were not always so good. Ever since Grandma learned from her aunt that her second brother, Rensheng, had passed away on the 17th of last month, she fell down and fell into a coma, and the Lin family fell into a predicament because of Grandma's huge operation expenses. Ruolan, the eldest sister who is also a good student, gives up her chance to go to university because she can't bear to let her father work too hard and quits school to sing at a concert hall. The whole school helped out, and the story of the filial son of the Lin family aroused the sympathy of the public.

Muay Thai was introduced to Taiwan when Thai migrant laborers came here to work. Han Reng-ding, a Taiwanese who for a long time had no fixed address, joined Li-Chin muay thai at age 22 and, for the first time, found a sense of belonging as he was learning the martial art. The boxing gym’s Thai head coach, Sonsumrit, took special care of him, and the migrant Thai workers taught him everything they knew about boxing and life. They were as close as family members for six years. However, Han’s life will unfold differently due to a new plan.

What would it be if anything had bloomed from where everything collapsed? Amid the pouring out of irreducible beings, some endure time and space that are only shattered and torn apart.

All and Nothing explores the intricate life of late conceptual artist Li Yuan-chia, tracing his journey from WWII-era China to Taiwan, 1950s Milan, Bologna, and Swinging Sixties London, culminating in his 1971 establishment of the L.Y.C. Museum & Gallery in rural Cumbria. The film captures his essence as a journeyman and artist.

At Reincarnation Agency, a detective, who died when he was about to crack a case, met the case's victims. After learning about new clues provided by the victims, the detective barged back to present life, but only to discover that he was rebirthed onto a strawberry donut.

Young Mao-Di spends his whole nights sitting at a computer tweaking digital photographs. One day, he meets the girl of his dreams on the metro. follows her and finds out that she lives across the street. the next day, he is followed by an older man, who lives in the same house as the girl. Mao-Di sets out to discover who the two are.

The protagonist of the documentary, Yifang Lin (1926-2018), was born in Chiayi in the 15th year of the Republic of China (Taisho 15th year). When he was young, he went to Hiroshima, Japan to study with his elder brother. During the atomic bombing of Hiroshima in 1945, he happened to leave Hiroshima because of work and survived this disaster.

Beautiful Treasure Island

A land acquisition has disturbed the peace of Shezidao for years. With the new mayor taking office at the end of 2022, the residents are once again confronted with the uncertainty brought by development. Behind the struggles, what is life like on this "trapped island"?

A woman casts a spell to attract her lover to the forest where she lives