Movies from Taiwan
Films by Arvin Chen |
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Au revoir Taipei - Yi ye Tai bei (2010) by Arvin Chen
Städte haben es in sich, charaktervolle Städte haben ihren ganz eigenen Charme. Jenem von Taiwans Hauptstadt Taipeh ist Arvin Chen auf höchst genüssliche Art auf der Spur. Die Figuren seiner Komödie sind alle aus dem Leben gegriffen und dennoch alle leicht neben dem Leben gezeichnet. Eine von ihnen verbringt halbe Nächte in einer Buchhandlung, ohne etwas zu kaufen. Kai nimmt sich dort Französischbücher vor, um diese Sprache zu lernen, denn seine Freundin ist nach Paris gezogen. |
Films by Chih-yen Yee |
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Blue Gate Crossing (2002) by Chih-yen Yee
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Films by Ming-liang Tsai |
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What Time is it There? - Ni na bian ji dian (2001) |
Films by Vivian Chang |
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Hidden Whisper (2000) by Vivian Chang
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Films by Edward Yang |
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Yi Yi (2000) by Edward Yang
The Taiwanese filmmaker Edward Yang shows in his film Yi Yi - A One and a Two the life of a family in modern Taipei. NJ is a man in his mid-forties. He is married, a father of two children and successful in his job - still he is no longer happy with himself and with his life.
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Films by Hsiao-hsien Hou |
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Goodbye South, Goodbye - Nanguo zaijian, nanguo (1996) This movie gives us a glimpse at life in northern Taiwan. The main person is Kao, a 37-years-old man who has constantly to solve problems created by his younger brother Flat Head and his girlfriend Pretzel. As a non-stop schemer, Kao devises a plan to raise money by trading subsidized pigs to the government for cash. The ruse works, but when the temperamental Flat Head antagonizes the wrong people, the two find themselves caught up in a dangerous game of corrupt politics. |
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Good Men, Good Women - Haonan haon (1995) |
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The Puppetmaster - Hsimeng rensheng (1990) |
Films by Jen Wan |
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Super Citizen Ko - Chaoji da guomin (1995) by Jen Wan
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Films by Hsiao-ming Hsu |
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Heartbreak Island - Qunian dongtian (1990) |










