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“Project to Screen: Series”: ten production teams will present their creative projects.
Heroine 1/2 explores how different values of life are intertwined as after an exchange of souls.
Now a synonym to COVID-19, Fourteen Days narrates a progression of how coronavirus outbreaks out of nowhere. Lesley in Taipei tells a story of women’s independent growth, self-exploration and cultural identity. A Taiwanese-Korean co-production, JUDOKA celebrates a love story featuring judo and North Korean defectors. With a lighthearted, comic touch on the overshadowing Cross-Strait relations, the Nomad’s Guide to Taipei presents a unique position based on personal experience different from the public imagination. Adding elements of musicals to its narrative, Life after Life marks a groundbreaking drama that challenges the visual and auditory conventions. The Teahouse of Oblivion since 1788 re-imagines the legend of Meng Po Soup/the Bridge of Forgetfulness to portray the perplexing cycle of love. Paying homage to the popular urban legend of Chopsticks Deity in Asia, Tate-Bashi explores the historical footprints and religious contexts of Taiwan, Japan and Korea. Seeking to present a Taiwanese version of Begin Again, First Note of Love features a Boy’s Love/bromance story, a popular genre in Taiwan. Heat Waves captures the friendship of three women, and invites the audience to see how women rediscover themselves and fashion their identity in turbulent times.
