एडवांस सर्च

Chen Hao-Zhi lives alone with his Grandmother who has Alzheimers and has suffered from a stroke. In order to pay the bills and his grandmother's medical expenses, he goes to work in a gay massage parlor. At first, it was just work...but Hao-Zhi soon finds that he is attracted to some of his clientele, and gets pulled into a world where he loses control of things he thought he could handle.

Seventeen, our body gets restless and our head gets hot. We try to feel ourselves; we influence ourselves, and we collide with ourselves.

Street vendors are ready to open for business, students are eating lunch at school, and commuters are trying to squeeze onto the crowded MRT. Everyone is busy, except one person.

The girl records the cycle of her physical condition, as if it is the memorial trace that leaves print on calendar papers. Along with the pace of time, our bodies regularly go on with their daily metabolism. Compared to bodies, how do our minds that are slow to react and pushed forward by time face the important process of painful experiences that are necessary for growing up? The film describes, through the struggle and separation of the character, the ambivalent emotion that while we are eager to change, we also cannot give up on reliance on the past.

On a film set, the two main leads who were once lovers are about to act out a scene which reminds them of their past. Throughout the filming process, the boundary between fiction and reality begins to blur.

The owner of the apple, who has never been loved for many years, has placed his love on the dog he has been raising for many years. All the indescribable daily passions of the day are in the small car.

Not knowing who I am and what should I do,. This is a bear in the mortal world. When will he face his own desires without hating himself?

We don't talk about the old memories, but they're always in my heart. It's a story about friendship.

The tinkling sound and the soothing harmonica. The Kua-á-hì stage and the excitement of the debut. The scattered hair and dance moves and the boisterous feast. These are what their summer made out of.

A woman who's divided between her job taking care of three retarded boys and the comfortable life her husband promises her. Eventually she learns how to be happy.

Her bright world becomes dark after she has lost her eyesight. One day, she meets him, the person she had loved when she could still see - During the short conversation, she could feel the temperature, smell, vision and state of mind in this extravagantly ordinary night.

Why did you draw? How did you begin to draw? Why did you stop drawing? How did you go back to drawing? Will you keep drawing?