Melbourne Taiwan Film Festival offers a unique opportunity to view the work and creative processes of some of Taiwan's best filmmakers.
May 22, 6:30pm – A Journey in Spring (Australian premiere)
A Taiwanese man's journey through life after the death of his wife, authentically portraying the traditional bond between Taiwanese couples.
May 23, 6:30pm – Hunter Brothers (Australian premiere)
The story of two brothers from the Taroko tribe who become estranged after a tragic accident. Will they be able to reconnect with each other?
May 24, 2pm – A City of Sadness (4K restoration)
A must-watch Taiwanese film about the 'February 28 incident' and Taiwan's history.
May 24, 6:30pm – Dead Talents Society (The most awarded at the 61st Golden Horse Awards)
A story about ambitious ghosts in the afterlife fighting for their worth, striving to find self-value!
Presented by the Australasian Taiwan Studies Association and the Taiwanese Association of Australia, Melbourne Chapter.
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