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Taiwan Pitch

MOUNTAIN SPIRIT follows Kuei-Chih Lee, a Taiwanese environmental artist, as he creates his latest work on Maokong Mountain overlooking the city of Taipei. Supported by fellow artists, including his wife, artist Lua Rivera, Kuei-Chih bridges the gap between human and nature through art. His environ

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Hiking Off-the-Beaten-Path in Taiwan - Jiaming Lake - Hannah Price
With over 25 kms in 2 days of hiking, the trek to Jiaming Lake is one big achievement! This film follows Hannah and her friend on a hike through one of Taiwan’s most diverse hiking
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Hiking in Taipei is Not What I Expected - Hannah Price
The Taipei Grand Trail is a 92km long hiking trail around Taipei region that showcases a vast variety of views, landscapes and wildlife. This film follows Hannah as she attempts se
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A Letter to the King: Salted Papaya
This is a letter of thanks from Bahraini farmer Mohammed Ali to the King. He thanked his Majesty for the support and described his journey to grow Taiwanese Red Lady papaya. From t
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A Dim Light in Darkness
Jen, a young Taiwanese activist, is deeply influenced by the generation of the Sunflower Student Movement. She remains actively involved in social movements, organises protests, an
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Afterlife
Jintaro used to be a mason, building tombs for the deceased for 50 years.He also buried his wife and eldest son by himself and built a family crypt for them. From the day they pas
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Misty Days of Beitou
Beitou, located between Taipei city and nature, can smell sulfur in all seasons. Here, ancient Japanese onsen bathhouses coexist with modern hot spring hotels. However, there was o
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Celebrating the Magical Mid-Autumn Festival in Taipei, Taiwan - Jason Billam
Introducing the video in Bopilao Historical Block, I started filming on the day of the full moon in Wanhua, one of Taipei’s oldest districts. I made my way to the famous and histor
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The Thread: Story Behind AMA
When Yin Rou decided she wanted to start her own fashion brand, she knew exactly who to turn to: her grandmother, Ama. Yin Rou grew up wearing the dresses that Ama had hand made fo