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With Taiwan remaining in the grip of martial law in 1982, a group of filmmakers from that country set out to establish a cultural identity through cinema and to share it with the world. This engaging documentary looks at
In the 1970s Dr. Gary Seaman made a series of ethnographic films featuring village life in a Taiwanese mountain village. This film merges images from Taiwan with verbal ethnographic description from Fujian to provide the
Full length concert from the Japanese Edition of Who Knows
With competition at an all-time high, Chris embarks on a boba-tastic journey to meet experts and discover what it takes to stand out in the bubble tea industry. He starts by sampling classic bubble teas and learning abou
Funeral strippers work on Electric Flower Cars (EFC) which are trucks that have been converted to moving stages so that women can perform as the vehicles follow along with funerals or religious processions. EFC came to T
The documentary "Taiwan Alishan Forest Railway Journey" offers a diverse array of content, with every detail highlighting the distinct features of Alishan in Taiwan. It includes many impressive elements. In addition to e
In 2020, the LGBTQ+ community in Taipei decided to host a pride parade during the COVID-19 pandemic, celebrating and marching for those who could not do it in their own countries.
A comprehensive five-hour TV documentary series about Taiwan Cinema.
With Taiyu narration and traditional Chinese tunes, the film explains breeding, feeding, and disease prevention in an idealized farm setting.
Follow Chris as he delves into the delectable world of Beef Noodle Soup, uncovering its rich history and discovering new ways to elevate the dish. At Josh Wu’s restaurant, Chris explores the unconventional technique of p
The men who have infiltrated and reported on more than 300 haunted places in Japan have ventured overseas! This is the third installment of the never-before-seen Taiwanese version of a new type of psychic documentary tha
Suspended Duty - Taiwan Military Training Regiment delivers the story of some 4,000 young Taiwanese men who volunteered for the army established by General Sun Lijen in 1949. Receiving a short period of basic military tr
The "psychic documentaries," a genre that has evolved uniquely in Japan, has entered a new stage! In addition to the shivering images that can only be seen overseas, the shocking images of different cultures and a series
"What was once unthinkable—direct conflict between the United States and China—has now become a commonplace discussion in the national security community as tensions continue to escalate between Taiwan and China. Two big
2014 release