The Dinner Conversation, Reelive

NJ
NJ

Do you think it’s possible to see everything from the inside? To really know someone?

Shao-wei
Shao-wei

Maybe not everything, but you can try. Just be honest.

Momo
Momo

But what if honesty hurts them?

NJ
NJ

Sometimes, honesty is necessary, even if it does hurt.

Pang
Pang

What about the times when silence is more powerful than words?

Shao-wei
Shao-wei

Then we must choose our words wisely. Not everyone can handle the truth.

Momo
Momo

I'd rather giggle in a lie than cry over the truth.

NJ
NJ

But eventually, the truth surfaces, doesn’t it?

The Subtle Clash, Reelive

Shao-wei
Shao-wei

What do you want to do when you grow up?

Momo
Momo

I don't know. I just want to be happy. Is that too much to ask?

Shao-wei
Shao-wei

It sounds simple, but happiness is complicated.

Momo
Momo

What if it’s already slipping away?

Shao-wei
Shao-wei

We can hold on to it. If we try hard enough.

Momo
Momo

But what if trying isn't enough?

Shao-wei
Shao-wei

Then maybe we need to redefine what happiness means.

The Confession, Reelive

NJ
NJ

Sometimes, I feel like I’m just passing through life without really living it.

Friend
Friend

What do you mean by living it?

NJ
NJ

I don’t know... making real connections, experiencing the world.

Friend
Friend

Maybe you need to take a risk. Admitting that you're not happy is a start.

NJ
NJ

But what if that risk is too much?

Friend
Friend

Then you weigh it against the risk of staying the same. Which is heavier?

NJ
NJ

You make it sound so simple.

Friend
Friend

It’s simple, but not easy.

Generational Perspectives, Reelive

NJ
NJ

You often tell me to follow my heart. But what if I don’t know where it leads?

Mother
Mother

Your heart will guide you, my son.

NJ
NJ

But what if it leads to regret?

Mother
Mother

Regret is part of life. It's better to have loved and lost.

NJ
NJ

You make it sound like it’s easy.

Mother
Mother

Oh, darling, nothing worth having is easy.

Loss and Memory, Reelive

NJ
NJ

Do you think we ever truly let go of those we’ve lost?

Wife
Wife

No. They stay with us in memories.

NJ
NJ

And what if those memories fade?

Wife
Wife

Then we hold on tighter to what we can remember.

NJ
NJ

Is that enough? To live through memories?

Wife
Wife

It's all we have sometimes.

The Question, Reelive

Shao-wei
Shao-wei

What if I'm not cut out for what everyone expects of me?

NJ
NJ

Then carve your path. Make your own expectations.

Shao-wei
Shao-wei

But it’s hard when everyone has their own plans for me.

NJ
NJ

You have to be courageous. It’s your life to live.

Shao-wei
Shao-wei

And what if I fail?

NJ
NJ

Failure is just a part of the journey.

Unspoken Feelings, Reelive

NJ
NJ

Do you ever feel like we’re just going through the motions?

Wife
Wife

Sometimes. But I don't know how to change it.

NJ
NJ

We’ve become so distant. I miss us.

Wife
Wife

Me too, but what do we even talk about anymore?

NJ
NJ

Anything. Everything. Just not this silence.

Wife
Wife

Maybe we need to step back and really look at what we want.

A Mother's Wisdom, Reelive

Momo
Momo

What’s love like, Mom? Is it really worth it?

Mother
Mother

Love is complicated, honey. It opens doors but can also shut them.

Momo
Momo

Is it really supposed to hurt that much?

Mother
Mother

Sometimes, yes. But it's also the most beautiful thing.

Momo
Momo

Then why does everyone seem to fear it?

Mother
Mother

Because with love, you give a piece of yourself away. It’s a risk.

The Nature of Change, Reelive

NJ
NJ

Isn’t it strange how we change yet stay the same?

Friend
Friend

Life does that. We grow up, but our core remains.

NJ
NJ

But how do we reconcile that with who we used to be?

Friend
Friend

By acknowledging it, accepting it, and moving forward.

NJ
NJ

But what if we miss that person we used to be?

Friend
Friend

We carry them with us, always.

The Revelation, Reelive

Shao-wei
Shao-wei

Why do you always push me to be someone I’m not?

NJ
NJ

I’m not pushing you. I want the best for you.

Shao-wei
Shao-wei

But what if I don’t want what you want?

NJ
NJ

Then tell me what you want, and I’ll listen.

Shao-wei
Shao-wei

I just want the freedom to figure it out on my own.

Dreams and Sacrifices, Reelive

NJ
NJ

Do you remember when we dreamed about changing the world?

Friend
Friend

Yeah, we were so naïve.

NJ
NJ

But those dreams felt real, like they could happen.

Friend
Friend

Then life happened, and we made sacrifices.

NJ
NJ

Did we give up too much?

Friend
Friend

Maybe. But we also gained perspective.

Different Perspectives, Reelive

Momo
Momo

Why does growing up have to be so hard?

NJ
NJ

Because it’s a journey, and every step is a lesson.

Momo
Momo

But I feel so alone in it.

NJ
NJ

You’re never truly alone. I'm here for you.

Momo
Momo

But you don’t understand what I'm going through.

NJ
NJ

I may not understand fully, but I want to.

The Last Goodbye, Reelive

NJ
NJ

I wish we had more time.

Mother
Mother

Time is fleeting, but memories last forever.

NJ
NJ

How do I keep them close?

Mother
Mother

By cherishing each moment, by holding them in your heart.

NJ
NJ

Will you be with me after?

Mother
Mother

Always.

The Reflective Moment, Reelive

NJ
NJ

Sometimes I wonder if we’ve lost sight of what matters.

Wife
Wife

What do you mean?

NJ
NJ

The small moments that make life beautiful.

Wife
Wife

We should cherish them more.

NJ
NJ

But life gets in the way.

Wife
Wife

It’s up to us to prioritize.

Perception of Love, Reelive

Momo
Momo

Love should always be epic, right?

NJ
NJ

Not always. Sometimes, it’s in the quiet moments.

Momo
Momo

But I want something grand!

NJ
NJ

Grand moments come with complexities. Be ready for both.

Momo
Momo

How do I prepare for that?

NJ
NJ

By understanding that love isn't just a feeling; it's a choice.

Silent Understanding, Reelive

NJ
NJ

You know, sometimes silence speaks louder than words.

Momo
Momo

It's comforting, though.

NJ
NJ

Exactly. We don’t always need to fill the space.

Momo
Momo

It’s like we understand each other without trying.

NJ
NJ

That’s the beauty of being close. It's a language of its own.

The Burden of Expectations, Reelive

Shao-wei
Shao-wei

I feel like I'm living your dreams, not mine.

NJ
NJ

We're just trying to guide you.

Shao-wei
Shao-wei

But what if I don’t want your guidance?

Mother
Mother

It’s hard to let go, but we want what’s best.

Shao-wei
Shao-wei

But that’s not the life I envision.

Finding Balance, Reelive

NJ
NJ

We need to prioritize each other more.

Wife
Wife

I know, life gets busy.

NJ
NJ

It doesn’t have to be elaborate. Just check in.

Wife
Wife

Maybe a simple ‘how are you’ could go a long way.

NJ
NJ

Exactly. It’s the little things that matter.

A Moment of Truth, Reelive

NJ
NJ

You know it’s difficult for me to open up.

Wife
Wife

I get that, but I need to hear you.

NJ
NJ

What if my feelings aren’t what you want to hear?

Wife
Wife

Then we work through them together.

NJ
NJ

I fear they might drive us apart.

NJ

You know, in the world, there are many things that you can’t change, but you can change yourself.

NJ

Yi Yi, Reelive
NJ

I can’t help but feel that life is a circuitous route with no destination.

NJ

Yi Yi, Reelive
Yang-Yang

Everybody talks about destiny, but I think that we are all just drifting.

Yang-Yang

Yi Yi, Reelive
Auntie

Sometimes you have to take a step back to see the bigger picture.

Auntie

Yi Yi, Reelive
NJ

Life is not something to get through—it's a series of moments.

NJ

Yi Yi, Reelive
Shu-Shu

Why do we hold on to the things that don't make us happy?

Shu-Shu

Yi Yi, Reelive
NJ

The past is strange, it can come back to haunt you.

NJ

Yi Yi, Reelive
Father

Love is arguably the most complicated thing in the world.

Father

Yi Yi, Reelive
Yang-Yang

What if we lived life like a movie? Wouldn't that be something?

Yang-Yang

Yi Yi, Reelive
Mama

Finding joy in little things is the key to happiness.

Mama

Yi Yi, Reelive
NJ

You can't always rely on others to find your way.

NJ

Yi Yi, Reelive
Yang-Yang

You can understand a lot by just being silent and watching the world.

Yang-Yang

Yi Yi, Reelive
NJ

Sometimes the best answers come from a simple conversation.

NJ

Yi Yi, Reelive
Shu-Shu

There's beauty in chaos; it's all about perspective.

Shu-Shu

Yi Yi, Reelive
Auntie

Regret is a burden. Let it go if you can.

Auntie

Yi Yi, Reelive
NJ

Life has a rhythm that we often fail to notice.

NJ

Yi Yi, Reelive
Mother

We often confuse love with possession.

Mother

Yi Yi, Reelive
Yang-Yang

Dreams are like clouds; they shift and change.

Yang-Yang

Yi Yi, Reelive
Father

A person's worth is measured not by what they have, but by who they are.

Father

Yi Yi, Reelive
NJ

You never know how strong you are until it’s all taken away from you.

NJ

Yi Yi, Reelive
Mama

We keep chasing happiness, but where does it go?

Mama

Yi Yi, Reelive
Auntie

Stories connect us; they remind us of our shared humanity.

Auntie

Yi Yi, Reelive
NJ

Sometimes we need to be lost to find ourselves.

NJ

Yi Yi, Reelive
Yang-Yang

Our lives are made up of countless small moments.

Yang-Yang

Yi Yi, Reelive

The Way We Were

The Way We Were by Barbra Streisand, Memorable scene reflecting on the past

Blue Moon

Blue Moon by The Marcels, Played during a family gathering

La Traviata: Libiamo ne' lieti calici

La Traviata: Libiamo ne' lieti calici by Giuseppe Verdi, During a significant event in the film


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The Hospital Revelation

In a quiet hospital room, the family gathers around their grandmother, who has just suffered a stroke. The air is thick with unsaid words and heavy emotions. As they witness her situation, memories of the past flash through their minds. The pivotal moment occurs when the grandmother opens her eyes briefly, and everyone's hopes rise, seeing her recognition and love. This moment leads to a poignant silence as they all reflect on their relationships and the fragility of life. This scene strikes a deep chord, prompting the family to confront their unspoken feelings.

Context: The characters are dealing with their own issues, and the hospital scene forces them to realize the importance of family connections amidst personal hardships.

NJ's Pivotal Conversation

NJ has a quiet yet intense conversation with his mother about his sense of failure and disillusionment with life. As he speaks, the camera captures the subtle shifts in his mother's expression, revealing her own regrets. The emotional peak occurs when NJ admits he feels like he isn't living up to expectations, and their exchange is filled with both sorrow and understanding. This conversation deepens their bond, allowing both to confront their personal struggles.

Context: This scene builds on NJ's growing internal conflict about his career and family life. It showcases the generational gap and highlights the need for emotional support.

The Wedding Toast

At the wedding reception, NJ's daughter, who is too young to understand the complexities of love but keenly aware of the importance of bonds, stands to give a toast. Her innocent sincerity shines through as she reminisces about family and what love means to her. The pivotal moment comes when the guests are moved to tears by her heartfelt words about trust and support. This scene encapsulates the theme of familial love and the power of simple truths.

Context: The wedding serves as a backdrop for various relationships in the film, and the toast highlights the theme of love and connection across generations.

The Reflection on Life

In a serene moment, NJ and his friend discuss life choices, success, and happiness while gazing at the city skyline. The discussion reaches a peak when NJ questions what true success means, leading to a revealing dialogue about dreams versus reality. The visuals of the vibrant skyline juxtaposed with their somber words create a striking contrast, making the audience contemplate their own interpretations of success.

Context: This scene is critical in understanding NJ's quest for meaning in his life and reveals the broader societal pressures placed on individuals.

Unearthed Memories

NJ visits an old friend from his youth, leading to a nostalgic reminiscence about their carefree days. The emotional tipping point occurs when they look at old photographs together. The visuals are filled with warmth, contrasting sharply with the weight of present struggles. This moment evokes a sense of longing for simpler times, highlighting the theme of memory and its impact on current lives.

Context: This scene paints a vivid picture of how the past shapes present identities, enriching the narrative with themes of reminiscence and regret.

The Sister's Illness

NJ's sister reveals her deteriorating health condition, prompting a raw conversation about fear and denial. The moment intensifies when she breaks down, unleashing emotions that had been bottled up for too long. This confrontational honesty between siblings allows them to share unspoken fears and strengthen their bond. The atmosphere becomes heavy as they both face the reality of life’s fragility.

Context: The scene resonates deeply as it forces the characters to confront real emotions and offers a glimpse into the struggle of dealing with illness within a family.

The Train Station Goodbye

In a bittersweet departure at the train station, characters say goodbye without knowing when they will meet again. The pivotal moment comes when tears are shed, and promises are made to stay connected. The visuals of the bustling station add to the emotional weight, showcasing the themes of distance and connection. It’s a moment filled with hope and sorrow as they embrace their uncertain futures.

Context: This scene captures the essence of familial bonds, addressing the reality of separation in life while affirming the importance of relationships.

Confrontation with Regret

NJ confronts a missed opportunity in his career during a powerful conversation with his boss. The tension peaks when he openly acknowledges his dissatisfaction with his path. The camera focuses on his emotional struggle, highlighting not just regret but also the hope for change. This confrontation is pivotal in his character arc, pushing him to reassess his life choices.

Context: This moment serves as an awakening for NJ, urging him to take charge of his life and seek what truly brings him fulfillment.

The Family Gathering

During a family gathering, every character's personal struggles emerge in a series of small, heartfelt interactions. The pivotal moment happens when an elderly family member shares wisdom that resonates deeply with the younger generation. This moment not only brings laughter but also reflects the film's theme of intergenerational knowledge and support.

Context: Such gatherings are common in the film, and this scene reinforces the importance of family ties and the shared burdens of life.

Quiet Streets at Dusk

As the sun sets, NJ walks through the quiet streets, reflecting on his life. The scenes of daily life take on a poetic quality, enhancing the ambiance as he considers his dreams. The turning point occurs when he confronts a moment of clarity about what he truly wants. The visuals are hauntingly beautiful, creating a mood that lingers long after the scene ends.

Context: This moment captures NJ’s internal conflict and represents a significant turning point in his personal journey toward self-discovery.

The Child's Innocence

In a moment of pure innocence, NJ’s daughter spends time with a young friend, discussing their dreams and aspirations. The pivotal moment highlights the contrast between their carefree dreams and the adult world’s complexities. Their candid conversation about what happiness means is both heartbreaking and hopeful, showcasing the beauty of childhood innocence against the backdrop of adult disillusionment.

Context: This scene emphasizes the theme of hope and dreams throughout the film, reminding audiences of life’s simple pleasures.

The Day of the Funeral

The family comes together for a funeral, where sadness hangs in the air. A powerful moment occurs when they share stories of the deceased, sparking laughter amidst tears. This blending of emotions creates a poignant atmosphere, illustrating how grief can sometimes bring people closer. It’s the raw tension of loss mixed with the celebration of life that resonates deeply.

Context: Funerals serve as reminders of mortality and the importance of cherishing connections, aligning with the film's core themes.

The Homework Scene

NJ helps his daughter with her homework, and during their study session, she expresses fears about the future. The pivotal moment comes when she asks if their family will still be together, hitting NJ hard. Their exchange reveals the fragility of their familial bonds and the impact of adult worries on children's perceptions. The scene encapsulates the innocence of a child trying to make sense of the world.

Context: This interaction speaks to the larger theme of family dynamics and the ways adults can unintentionally burden children with adult worries.

The Unexpected Visitor

An unexpected visitor arrives at NJ's home, causing a stir. The pivotal moment arrives when long-buried secrets start to come to light during conversations. Tension escalates as relationships are tested, revealing the complexities of familial loyalty. The emotions boil over as past grievances are confronted.

Context: The scene addresses unresolved issues that often plague families, accentuating themes of communication, truth, and reconciliation.

The Last Conversation

In a tearful final dialogue, NJ reconciles with his mother, both expressing regrets and unresolved feelings. The moment is incredibly raw, filled with genuine emotion. This exchange represents a culmination of their lifelong relationship and invites the audience to witness the moments we often take for granted. The camera lingers, allowing silence to convey what words cannot.

Context: This scene underscores the importance of communication in relationships and becomes a poignant reminder of the need for closure.

Street Performers' Joy

A group of street performers captures the fleeting joy of life through their dance. The emotional peak occurs during a climactic dance number that draws a crowd. The sheer joy and energy uplift the spirits of those watching, reminding viewers of the beauty in life's simple pleasures. The vibrant visuals and music create an intoxicating atmosphere, pulling audiences into the dance.

Context: This scene serves as a metaphor for the struggles of the characters, reflecting their desires for happiness and the need to embrace life.

The Secret Admirer

NJ receives a heartfelt message from an anonymous admirer, stirring feelings of hope and curiosity. The moment peaks when he begins to question his personal life choices. This unexpected twist adds layers to NJ’s character, prompting him to reflect on his relationships and what he truly wants. Captivated by the mystery, the scene leaves both NJ and viewers pondering possibilities.

Context: This unexpected narrative twist serves to highlight NJ's internal conflicts and themes of longing for connection.

The Family Testimony

During a family meeting, everyone shares what they appreciate about each other. The pivotal moment occurs when deeply personal and heartfelt confessions are made, creating a beautiful vulnerability among family members. With every testimony, a sense of unity emerges, portraying the beauty of familial love and understanding. This cathartic moment transforms the atmosphere, leaving an indelible mark on everyone present.

Context: This scene captures the essence of family connections, underlining the need for open communication and appreciation in relationships.

The Father and Daughter Walk

As NJ walks hand in hand with his daughter through a park, their conversation about dreams unfolds. The emotional peak arises when she shares her fears and ambitions, prompting NJ to reflect on his own life. Their bond is palpable, and the sincerity of their discussion highlights the generational transfer of hopes and dreams, leading to an emotional connection.

Context: This interaction enriches their relationship and underscores the film’s theme of generational continuity and the passing of dreams.

Encounters with Old Friends

NJ meets an old friend unexpectedly, and their conversation takes a nostalgic turn. As they reminisce about carefree days, the realization of lost time hits hard. The moment peaks when they acknowledge how different their lives have become. This bittersweet interaction is beautifully shot, emphasizing both camaraderie and regret.

Context: This scene highlights how friendships evolve over time and brings forth themes of nostalgia and the passage of time.

The Unexpected Insight

While cleaning out an old box, NJ discovers letters from his youth. The climactic moment occurs as he reads a letter filled with dreams that ignite a spark of nostalgia within him. This realization forces him to confront his current reality against youthful optimism, acting as a catalyst for change. The visuals of the dusty box and heartfelt letters convey a sense of history and personal growth.

Context: This moment symbolizes the enduring nature of dreams and the need to reconnect with one’s aspirations, wrapped in the film's overarching quest for identity and purpose.

Hope in Nature

In a tranquil moment surrounded by nature, NJ reflects on his life choices. The emotional peak comes when he expresses his hopes aloud, immersing the audience in his introspection. This moment embraces the theme of renewal and hope, where nature serves as a backdrop for personal growth.

Context: The beauty of nature juxtaposed with NJ's inner turmoil creates a poignant and contemplative atmosphere, emphasizing the need for self-discovery.

The Family Reunion

During a family reunion, laughter and joy fill the atmosphere as stories are shared. The emotional weight crescendos when they all join for a group photo, capturing the essence of family unity. This light-hearted moment generates warmth, reminding viewers of the importance of family connections amidst life's challenges.

Context: The reunion showcases the joy of togetherness and fortifies the film’s recurring theme of family while addressing the fragility of joy in contrast to the challenges they face.


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Inspired by Real Life

Director Edward Yang based the film on his own life experiences, specifically the complexities of urban living in Taiwan during the late 20th century.

Why it matters: This personal connection gave the film an authentic voice and depth, allowing audiences to feel a genuine emotional resonance with the characters' struggles.

Non-Professional Actors

Many of the cast members were non-professional actors, which contributed to the film's naturalistic style.

Why it matters: Their performances brought an unprecedented authenticity to the roles, making the emotional moments feel more relatable and real, resonating deeply with viewers.

Shooting Locations

The film was shot entirely on location in Taipei, Taiwan, capturing the vibrant urban landscape that plays a vital role in the storytelling.

Why it matters: The choice of real locations added a layer of realism to the film and allowed the city to become a character in its own right, influencing the narrative.

Long Production Schedule

Yang took four years to complete 'Yi Yi', allowing for extensive editing and post-production to refine the film's narrative.

Why it matters: This meticulous approach enabled the story to unfold organically and helped to create a cohesive and resonant cinematic experience.

Multiple Storylines

The film features an ensemble cast, and each character has their own storyline, intertwining their lives with a central theme of family and connection.

Why it matters: This narrative structure reflects the interconnectedness of human experience, making the audience reflect on their own relationships.

Symbolism of the Shots

Yang used specific visual symbols, such as the recurring motif of doors, to represent choices and transitions in life.

Why it matters: These visual metaphors added a layer of depth, inviting viewers to analyze the characters' decisions and lives beyond the surface level.

Cinematic Influences

Yang was influenced by European cinema, particularly the works of directors like Jean-Luc Godard and André Tarkovsky.

Why it matters: This impact is evident in the film's contemplative pacing and artistic visual style, distinguishing it from typical narratives of the time.

Authentic Dialogue

Many conversations in the film were improvised by the actors based on the general framework outlined by Yang.

Why it matters: This improvisation led to conversations that felt more real and spontaneous, enhancing the film's slice-of-life quality.

Cultural Nuances

The film delves into Taiwanese culture, showcasing its complexity through family dynamics and societal expectations.

Why it matters: This cultural authenticity resonates with local audiences and educates international viewers, enriching their understanding of Taiwanese life.

Recognition and Awards

Upon its release, 'Yi Yi' received critical acclaim and won multiple awards, including the Best Director at the Cannes Film Festival in 2000.

Why it matters: This recognition solidified Yang's status as a leading filmmaker in global cinema, bringing Taiwanese stories to a wider audience.

The Ending

The film’s ambiguous ending, which suggests unresolved futures for its characters, was a deliberate choice by Yang to mirror real life.

Why it matters: This open-endedness encourages viewers to reflect on their own lives and the uncertainties that come with them, contributing to the film’s emotional weight.

Focus on Families

The film examines various family units, including the nuclear family, extended family dynamics, and friendships, showcasing diverse relationships.

Why it matters: This rich tapestry of family life allows audiences to see reflections of their own experiences, fostering a deeper emotional connection.

Director's Cameo

Edward Yang made a brief cameo appearance in the film, which is a common tradition for many directors.

Why it matters: This playful touch adds a layer of personal investment from Yang in the story, creating a sense of intimacy for viewers.

The Score

The score for the film was composed by the Taiwanese musician, and Yang’s collaborator, Shen Yi, who utilized traditional instruments.

Why it matters: The music adds an emotional undercurrent to the scenes, enhancing the narrative's melancholic yet reflective tone.

Filming Techniques

Yang employed long takes and wide shots to capture the daily lives of the characters, immersing viewers in their world.

Why it matters: This technique encourages audiences to engage with the film at their own pace and reflect on the subtleties of each scene.

Editing Challenge

The film's editor, Kate Reilly, faced the challenge of condensing over 150 hours of footage into a cohesive two-and-a-half-hour narrative.

Why it matters: This rigorous editing process was crucial in maintaining the film's flow and emotional pacing, enhancing the overall viewer experience.

Language Elements

The dialogue shifts between Mandarin, Taiwanese Hokkien, and English, reflecting Taiwan's multilingual culture.

Why it matters: This linguistic diversity adds authenticity and depth, illustrating the characters' varied backgrounds and enhancing the film's cultural landscape.

Themes of Loss and Grief

A significant theme in 'Yi Yi' is the exploration of loss, particularly through the character of the grandmother, who faces Alzheimer's disease.

Why it matters: Portraying such delicate topics adds emotional weight, allowing the audience to connect with the characters' personal struggles and universal experiences.

Production Design

The production design closely reflects the early 2000s urban Taipei setting, showcasing domestic and public spaces authentically.

Why it matters: This commitment to detail enriches the viewing experience, enhancing the film's immersive qualities.

Cinematography Style

Using natural light extensively, cinematographer Mark Lee Ping-bin captured the true essence of Taiwanese life.

Why it matters: This choice creates a warm and inviting atmosphere, allowing viewers to connect emotionally with the characters' stories.


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