Side A:A Summer Day
Caged Dog
Monsoon Blue
Let the Wind Carry Me
The Edge of Night
Nothingwood
The peregrinations of Victor Assié, a young actor questioning the meaning of his profession, to whom the authors of the series offer a unique experience: explore, in the guise of an avatar, an online simulation of daily life and meet its users, while playing his own role.
In Real Life - Episode 1 - Nightmare in Belle-île
Victor arrives in Belle-Île-en-Mer, where he certainly doesn't go unnoticed.
In Real Life - Episode 2 - The Wages of the Actor
Victor takes on one odd job after another, begins to settle into life on a new island, and meets some surprising people: a curious look-alike and a resourceful man named Emiliano.
In Real Life - Episode 3 - Confessions
Victor meets with a psychologist, to whom he shares his observations and his doubts about his experience. At the same time, he befriends Emiliano, who introduces him to his everyday online life.
In Real Life - Episode 4 - A new start
After trying his hand at several odd jobs, Victor decides to become a film director so he can record, in a pirate studio, the stories of gamers—both about their relationship with gaming and their real lives. This initiative will change the course of the adventure.
In Real Life - Episode 5 - The Victor Show
In his element, Victor goes from one shoot to the next, drawing inspiration from the stories of the players he has met on the island. As the adventure draws to a close, psychologist Tom Zavallo reenacts a memorable incident he experienced at work. With Victor, he stages his resignation.
From Heisei to Reiwa, Japan’s beloved actresses reunite! Takako Matsu, Haruka Ayase, Rie Miyazawa, Machiko Ono, Aya Matsuura, Ko Shibasaki, Yuko Takeuchi, and more—these actresses have remained active from the Heisei era into the Reiwa era. Anyone familiar with Japanese films or television has almost certainly seen at least one of them on screen.
April Story
April Story
21歲松隆子銀幕經典
The power of unrequited love is great! Directed by Shunji Iwai, Takako Matsu's pure love masterpiece.
The Blue Light
The Blue Light
二宮和也首部主演|少年的青春輓歌
Adapted from Yusuke Kishi's bestselling novel of the same name, it is considered the Japanese version of 《Crime and Punishment》!
“Island history” does not seek to construct a more insular and exclusionary Taiwan-centered historical narrative. Rather, it invites us to see anew how islands have always existed within relationships shaped by empire, war, and migration. Islands have served both as bases for the expansion of power and as waystations for displaced workers, soldiers, and refugees; they have endured oppression while also becoming implicated in violence against others. As the camera crosses oceans and national borders, history ceases to be merely a story claimed by the state and becomes a series of lived experiences still waiting to be heard, recognized, and reckoned with.
From Island to Island
From Island to Island
2024 金馬獎最佳紀錄片|單片租借
How we remember the past will become our present. How we remember the present will become our future. "I hope that individual suffering, regardless of one's identity, will be acknowledged."
Taste of Wild Tomato
Taste of Wild Tomato
TIDF 台灣國際紀錄片影展首獎
"I hope that on this land, no matter what status, everyone's pain can be respected." - Liao Kefa
Stranger in the Mountains
They live in two places respectively, but they are a community of destiny left over from the civil war between the KMT and the CCP. After 50 years, can they still understand each other?
Boundary Revelation (Feature-Length Version)
With an order, this lone army stayed in Thailand and Myanmar for more than 50 years. Motherland? Republic of China? It’s just that people don’t recognize you.
Southland Soldiers (Director's Version)
After the war, the teenagers were evacuated from Myanmar to Taiwan. They struggled to survive in the desolation beside the Linong River. Of course, peace and stability will not last long...
Green Jail
Words and films, pages and screens—two distinct mediums, each with its own unique appeal. Giloo presents a curated selection of films adapted from works by Japanese authors, including Haruki Murakami, Shuichi Yoshida, Keigo Higashino, and Kenji Miyazawa. Whether or not you have read the original books, let the camera turn the pages for you and lead you into the worlds these writers have created.
Drive My Car
Drive My Car
2022 奧斯卡最佳國際影片
Winner of the 2022 Oscar for Best International Film, Ryusuke Hamaguchi swept global film festivals and Film Critics Association Awards, reaching the pinnacle of the film industry.
The Blue Light
The Blue Light
二宮和也首部主演|少年的青春輓歌
Adapted from Yusuke Kishi's bestselling novel of the same name, it is considered the Japanese version of 《Crime and Punishment》!
The Ravine Of Goodbye
The Ravine Of Goodbye
大森立嗣執導、真木陽子主演
Adapted from Shuichi Yoshida's novel of the same name, this is a representative work by Yoko Maki that delves into love, hate, and desire.
Night on the Galactic Railroad
A film adaptation of the classic fairy tale by Japan's national writer, Kenji Miyazawa
Father of the Milky Way Railroad
The love of his father and family supported the unknown Miyazawa Kenji.