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[Interview] What is Kaohsiung film festival?
What is Kaohsiung Film Festival? Object, history and unique programs etc.
Q2.
What is the highlight of your program to be screened at SSFF & ASIA. Which film in the program you would like to recommend most?
A2.
This programme presents different aspects of Taiwanese family relationships nowadays. These young directors contain their observation of how Taiwan’s social structure made a huge impact on family members’ relationships in their films. Although the storyline of “Arnie” isn’t based on a specific family relationship, the film focuses on immigrants’ community and their suffering life in Taiwan’s society. “Arnie” reminds Taiwanese people that our society consists of different ethnic groups and cultural exchanges. It is very important for us to learn how to respect others and to understand the real meaning of the word “difference”.
Arnie , Rina B. Tsou/23:52/Taiwan/Drama/2016
Q3.Please give us the message to Japanese audience.
A3.
Hope Japanese audience can enjoy the films and the films can provide them an image of Taiwan’s society as well.
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