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An exercise in excavation and a reflection on impermanence, Minjung Kim’s From My Cloud delicately sifts through and assembles videos from her personal archive, rescuing moments both banal and sublime from the digital ether.

In a remote Tibetan monastery, a young monk’s love for basketball and Michael Jordan sparks viral fame and quiet rebellion as he questions the weight of tradition and expectation

This is the first non-fiction film to document, through real footage, the stories of children seeking help — and finding self-rescue — amid psychological and emotional struggles. Through intimate, unfiltered moments at schools, in families, and inside hospitals, the film captures the children’s interactions with teachers, parents, and doctors. Over the course of five years, the director — a veteran journalist — immersed herself in classrooms, medical institutions, and social organizations, conducting hundreds of interviews with children, parents, educators, and mental health professionals. Drawing from tens of thousands of real cases and records, she uses documentary cinema to explore the urgent question: how can we better understand and support children in their journeys of growth, care, and education?

Seulgi, who spoke up about unfair treatment, loses everything and comes down to her hometown and goes through the same thing again. Seulgi, who hesitated whether to endure or not to endure in order not to lose, will choose.

The loneliness of the vampire stems from selfishness; although the vampire attracts others, it ultimately destroys them and ends up alone.

A neon-lit room is rigged and re-rigged by cameras, as shifting points of view change the power dynamic of a sexual encounter.

2025 release

Having fled from the huge wall to find my own happiness, I am no longer in a position to rebel against it. I realized that I was never a part of the hazy old world nor the spinning new one in the first place. And so I stare into the void.

Land Sailing 边境航行 tells the story of an Asian immigrant returning to the UK after an ordeal crossing the England Channel due to the refusal to board a plane and legally entering the UK. This road movie is mainly shot by action cameras, documenting from a first-person perspective a journey back from Paris on a Flixbus, via Calais and Dover by a ferry, illustrating a ten-hour crossing of the border and the geographic distance. This works tells a heartbreaking and serious story from a naive and innocent tune; it is feminine, gentle and poetic, containing shadow puppetry, Kazoo, paper boats and many other domestic and childlike elements.

In a small town, Moon-young learns that a giant sacred tree, filled with memories of her longtime friend Yeonju, whom she lost on her birthday a year ago, is about to be cut down.

One night, a lonely man who has lost his wife is lured out into the streets at night by a cat. There, he has various encounters and partings.

One day, Masaki Inoue, who has quit his job and is living as a NEET, is sent from his closet by a mysterious alien to the mysterious planet Inoue. He ends up on a planet where he finds himself, inhabited by mass-produced Masaki Inoues just like himself. This eccentric puppet film depicts the fluctuation of individual identity, the establishment of oneself, and growth, with a cosmic expanse!

A housewife NPC can no longer tolerate the player's wanton destruction in her house, so she decides to rebel.

8.75mm film - a celluloid format unique to China and never circulated elsewhere, was a film format where no camera was made for. This print film stock was primarily used for mobile projection... What is a film without a camera? This question was explored through cameraless filmmaking techniques such as photogramming 8.75 archival prints onto 16mm. Here, the images and sounds of resistance are folded into the tales of the cinematic invention. Reimagining a format that once resisted circulation as a medium through which other forms of narrative appear...

He Shi, who had studied Maoqiang opera since childhood, saw his career fall into difficulty after an unexpected accident. To restore Maoqiang to its former glory, He Shi formed a new opera troupe with his apprentice, Su Lie, and his "senior brother" (fellow student), Jia Shihao. With the support of Ning Meng, they began to perform, and together with their fellow performers, they successfully passed on the heritage of Maoqiang opera.

The man just met some unexpected scenario.

"remnants" is an experimental and experiential film that illuminates a traumatic journey. It weaves together evocative imagery and striking sound design to showcase the realization of finding strength in oneself. Through a feverish dream-like nightmare, painful moments of a past surgery are staged.

A brief cinematographic exploration on Super8 that examines Taiwan's complex national identity through the prism of political utopia. Shot in emblematic locations such as the Legislative Yuan, Liberty Square, the National Human Rights Museum, 228 Memorial Park, and TSMC headquarters, the film juxtaposes these symbols of democracy and autonomy with monuments from the authoritarian past like the Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall and Cih-hu Memorial Statue Park. Through these evocative images, the film reflects on the historical, diplomatic, and geopolitical tensions that have defined Taiwan for many centuries and specially since 1949, when the Kuomintang established its government on the island following the Japanese surrender in 1945. This work explores the Taiwanese paradox: a nation functioning as a sovereign democracy while navigating a diplomatic limbo, pursuing a political utopia where its self-determination might be fully recognized.

To escape her father's violence, running away has become a familiar part of Chou Mu-ding's life. But on her birthday, she makes a quiet and yet resolute decision to stop fleeing and finally confront what she once feared.

Japan’s oldest student dormitory holds a century of autonomous history. Facing a university demanding their eviction due to the building’s age, the residents, fighting for the survival of their space, question the future using dialogue as their foundation.

This animation records the moment three women’s voices reached me—their childhood selves, longing for their mothers, unhealed wounds, and the search for belonging. They want to grow up but cannot. Through their own words, I convey your voice.

Simulation of an algorithmic language that plays on a base of 0’s and 1’s as well as decomposed Chinese characters that are supposed to be recomposed via retinal persistence.

Loneliness makes an exchange student send a message back home to his family.

The film chronicles the historical wounds inflicted upon the Communist Party in Phatthalung and neighboring provinces, interwoven with the events of the Thai state, including instances of people being killed, pushed down hills, and burned in red tanks. Despite the passing of many decades, the story of the people's struggle endures, and the lasting scars from those events remain unhealed.

Sosowon: The Season of the Flying Fish is a VR tale set on Lanyu, an island in southeastern Taiwan, featuring a boy, Masarey, and his grandfather, Syapen. During the experience, the viewer will join Sosowon, a flying fish who, to escape a fisherman's net, must perform a feat to save his family. Along the way, Sosowon will go through ordeals, will be overcome by remorse, and will retrace his steps to rescue his family. As an intergenerational tale, the experience opens doors to Sosowon's fantastical world, and evokes a universal theme of love and sacrifice for loved ones.

Monica, a young woman raised in Hong Kong, is immersed in the advertising industry. The demands of her job prevent her from taking the time to recover from her recent breakup. One day, she meets a mysterious fortune teller who reveals that her turbulent love life will take an unexpected turn due to a "man with a cat." This sets the stage for a whimsical and unexpected romantic journey.

The protagonist's favorite pastime? Singing in the shower! And the Shampoo Fairy? They live for those duets. But pesky obstacles keep interrupting shower time. Can the determined Shampoo Fairy overcome the chaos and get the protagonist squeaky clean?

Director opens a Korean dictionary and chooses two words at random to make a movie. The words she chose are ‘melancholy’ and ‘regret’. And she chooses her grandmother as main character. Following her daily life, the movie takes an unexpected turn, and the director remembers why she picked up a camera in the first place.

The experimental short film Red Bean captures the energy of imagery in motion through fragments of everyday life in Beijing. The observational perspective—shaped by the filmmaker's personal experiences and complex relationship with their hometown—retains a sense of alienation, reminiscent of Michelangelo Antonioni’s Chung Kuo, Cina (1972).

In a private karaoke booth, I encounter a being on the TV screen. I am envious of this being on the screen, then I get lost in my imagination. What is this being?

In the dead of night, a daughter is jolted awake to devastating news: her younger brother has been in a car accident. Faced with her parents' demand that she assume criminal responsibility for him within China's deep-rooted patriarchal system, she confronts an agonizing moral crossroads.

In March 2022, a massive wildfire broke out through Uljin in North Gyeongsang Province and Samcheok in Gangwon Province. The fire threatened not only the lives of the residents, but also the countless animals who shared the area. In the aftermath of the disaster, some animals, especially the cats-known for their territorial nature-were left behind. LUCKILY, I SURVIVED tells the story of the volunteers came from across the country to help with the recovery, and the cats rescued from the site. Among them are 'Snim (monk)' who refuses to leave the burned temple, 'Sandle' who suffers severe burns all over its body, and 'Sagye' once cared for by elderly villagers now ailing after the fire. Through their stories, the film sheds light on the devastating impact of a man-made wildfire and the compassionate efforts of people to save vulnerable lives offering a glimpse of hope for coexistence of human and the rest of nature.

Nestled between the skyscrapers of Hong Kong, housing some of high finance’s most creative minds, and the gleaming glass and steel boxes of Shenzhen, China’s Silicon Valley where the future is being built, lies a hidden world no less exceptional. In this lost country backwater of mountains and vegetable fields, factories still manufacture soy sauce in century old clay pots; Kenny hand makes concrete spacers that hold up some of the world’s longest suspension bridges. Cha Guo 茶粿 shines light on the lives of the villagers, craftsmen, farmers and business owners who make up this local village’s close-knit community. The people’s philosophy and signature are their resilience and their dedication. They embody “Made in Hong Kong” over generations. Cha Guo 茶粿 celebrates the heroes of Hong Kong and the fabric of what makes it and its people synonymous with warmth and the ubiquitous “can do” attitude.

Her disappearance began in the early hours of one morning. We took the wrong suitcase at the airport before the typhoon hit. After that, her life and ours have continued like this.

The beautiful Tang style composes the sound of the prosperous Tang Dynasty. The girl accidentally obtains a time bell and embarks on a journey through ancient and modern time and space. The hidden mysterious kingdom is about to be revealed. The work draws inspiration from historical relics, uses a unique art style to show the humanities of the Tang Dynasty in China, and carries out reasonable imagination and development on the basis of restoring the shape.

A girl and an alien. Similar and different, near and far. On the night they met, both were born. Even if they cannot save each other, knowing they exist for one another is enough.

A coming-of-age romance story of Prim and Boss, two late high school students who must learn the lesson of love, lost and Xiaolongbao.

In a mixture between documentary and fiction, the film examines the diverse dimensions of collecting, exploring collections contained in private households and those in museums. In doing so, it highlights the intertwined relationship between people and things.

The 97th installment and collection of horror videos that carefully select and introduce psychic images that are being born from darkness and are about to be buried in the darkness!

The 96th installment and collection of horror videos that carefully select and introduce psychic images that are being born from darkness and are about to be buried in the darkness!

Two athletes from opposite sides of the world rise above discrimination and pressures of race and nation to stage the greatest duel in Olympic history and forge a lifelong friendship.