In a ruined American military dormitory, two mixed-race children of the U.S. military in Taiwan, one speaking Hakka and the other Taiwanese, uncover a history their faces and words cannot anchor. Through hypnotic narrative, the work resists fixed ways of seeing and speaking, and gives shape to voices and bodies long held in silence.
A Taiwan-based artist and filmmaker, the founder of To Island Films. Working across documentary, experimental cinema, and moving-image installation, she explores intergenerational memories of war, migration, and Cold War history. Her works have been selected for IFFR, MIFF, and other international film festivals.
From Women Make Waves International Film Festival 2026, No. 33