Girl
Fly, Kite Fly
Late Shift
A Morning in Taipei ╳ The Man Who Has a Camera
In celebration of Pride Month, Giloo will present a series of queer films this June. This year, our theme is “(Un)happy Pride Month.” It reflects the idea that “pride” was never achieved overnight, but carved out through generations of resistance—by those who came before us, who endured repression and pain, and left behind traces of struggle in the darkness with their bodies, blood, and tears. And “queer,” as an identity that refuses to be defined by traditional labels, has never had just one form. Queer people can be joyful, but also angry, confused, and sorrowful; they can be brave, but also vulnerable.
The End of the Track
Xiao Tong and Yong Sheng spend their days playing together, inseparable. But Yong Sheng's sudden death during track practice leaves Xiao Tong grief-stricken and full of self-blame. Misunderstandings from both families and the loneliness of losing his best friend force him into darkness.
The Shepherds
The Shepherds
台灣首間同志教會
Does God love the world any differently? This group of pastors is not afraid of the huge opposition from traditional denominations and is determined to speak out for comrades!
When The Dawn Comes
As the U.S. government releases its UFO files—humankind, are you ready?
At The Bench
At The Bench
廣瀨鈴x仲野太賀x神木隆之介主演
A story that takes place on a bench by the riverside in Tokyo, made up of five short stories of about 15 minutes each.
Life Of Mariko In Kabukicho
Life Of Mariko In Kabukicho
內田英治 x 片山慎三 聯手執導
Mariko, a bartender who dreams of becoming Japan's most powerful private detective, receives a mysterious commission from the FBI!
I Went to an Alien Planet
The documentary "I Went to Another Planet" follows Mr. Zhang Xiangqian, who claims to have been abducted by aliens in 1985 and lived on another planet for a month.
揪竟,這是命運無情的捉弄,還是貪婪的慾望在作祟──歡迎收看謝文明瞳鈴眼,一睹人類的貪癡嗔!
Praying Mantis (International Version)
Joe Hsieh's hand-drawn style depicts how the praying mantis woman hunts male prey in the dark night, where danger is imminent...
Praying Mantis (Director's Cut)
Joe Hsieh, with a hand-drawn style, intricately illustrates how the mantis woman hunts male prey in the dark night, where dangers are on the verge of breaking out⋯⋯
The Garden of Delights
The male and female protagonists are like the physical embodiments of Adam and Eve, and the film becomes a chronicle of love, life, and death.
The Present
A tribute to Japanese animation master Kihachiro Kawamoto, director Joe Hsieh's gripping animated film tells a woman's journey of revenge, winning Best Animated Short at the Taipei Film Festival.
Spectral Flames: Hidden Gems Waiting for an Encounter | Online Curation by Film Critic Mr. GeckoBiHu
壁虎先生
In every era, certain films persist as hidden gems, burning quietly their spectral flames in corners where nobody notices. Spectral, for having been buried by the arbitrary nature of its era, or from years of forgottenness in obscurity; Spectral, also for the fact that they give form to an internal, invisible burning within, weeping aloud in a deafening silence. With this programme, I hope to orchestrate encounters between these films and audiences who might not have realized their need for them. They do not yet know that they yearn for those spectral flames to flare up within their screen, to sting and scorch their yearning heart.
Love Conquers All
Love Conquers All
Giloo 獨家上架
The woman A Ping left her hometown and came to Kuala Lumpur. Although she had a boyfriend in her hometown, she still couldn't resist the temptation of love in front of her...
Spectral Home
Before our grandfather passed away, the land he left to his descendants was rumored to have been a snake's lair. The Marshal recounted that the snake spirit originally residing on this land bit our family's Lord Guan. Our family deity, Lord Guan, severely weakened, left our home, leaving us behind.
The Making of Crime Scenes
The Making of Crime Scenes
Giloo 獨家上架
From the multiple identities of the gunman Wu Dun in the Jiangnan murder case, a Taiwanese-American writer - a filmmaker, an executioner, a gang member, and a patriot - he attempts to capture the collective subconscious in Taiwan's political history.
The End of the Track
Xiao Tong and Yong Sheng spend their days playing together, inseparable. But Yong Sheng's sudden death during track practice leaves Xiao Tong grief-stricken and full of self-blame. Misunderstandings from both families and the loneliness of losing his best friend force him into darkness.
PSEUDO SECULAR
PSEUDO SECULAR was made with crown funding. Combining documentary and dramatic styles, the film depicts the fate of Hong Kong people in turbulent times.
Above the Bamboo Grove, Beyond the Jianghu | Revisiting King Hu
Dragon Inn
Dragon Inn
開啟台灣武俠片熱潮
This film is King Hu's first film shot in Taiwan and his most popular film. In addition to the construction of the Dragon Inn, it has become a classic scene in the history of Taiwanese cinema.
A Touch of Zen
A Touch of Zen
華語武俠首部坎城大獎
The first Chinese-language film to win an award at the three major European film festivals. The classic bamboo forest duel scene profoundly inspired directors such as Ang Lee, Zhang Yimou, and Tsui Hark.
Raining in the Mountain
The film was shot in South Korea simultaneously alongside Legend of the Mountain, another HU’s masterpiece in 1979. The two share most of the cast and crew members, and both exemplify HU’s masterful command of spectacular visuals and his philosophical insights into life and existence.