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After witnessing his mother’s death in a riot, Mai broke down and could not remember his own name. One day, a scavenger girl Yi, found Mai in a garbage can and brought him back to the City of Haze. From then on, they lived together and depended on each other for survival.
In a world where letters pop out of smartphones to deliver messages, a granny stumbles upon an old love letter that she wasn't able to send. To show her feelings to her former love, she tries to send it again using her smartphone.
A boy enters a pet shop intending to buy a dog with a hip problem. The shop owner tries to convince him not to but the boy has other ideas.
This film was submitted to the 60 Second Film Festival, which was the first event at Kinokuniya Hall. The film was shot in Soshigaya Okura and Seijo Gakuen and stars Yoshiyuki Oka, an avant-garde painter, who is seen running past daily sceneries in pixilation. The long title consists of four main key words: “Complexe”, “gloomily talkative=kanashii jozetsu” which depicts various sense of values, “Funeral procession” - which likens the previous elements to a waltz, moving at a similar rhythm and representing the idea that people in the film can disappear as time passes. The last key word “walking path” indicates that the full idea is not necessarily negative.
Jenny receives a new cellphone from her boyfriend, but as they stroll through the streets of Taipei he’s called back to work. Whilst waiting for him in a nearby night market she is unknowingly followed by a young woman who steals her phone and breaks into it.