Tseng Wen-Chen Interview: Vietnamese Runaway Migrant Workers in Taiwan
"There are now 710,000 migrant workers in Taiwan. Do these 710,000 people enjoy the same human rights as us?" -Tseng Wen-Chen
Modern Slavery Denounced by “Maid for Sale”
For the survival of their families, there are women who sacrifice their lives in foreign countries. They work for just a few dollars, in often atrocious conditions, while merchants make…
Thoughts on Left-Behind Children and Rural Education – Documentary “Children at a Village School”
When children who didn't have love and company become migrant workers and parents, do they have the consciousness of accompanying and educating the next generation? Are they full of love…
Gu Tao Interview: Original State of Ethnic Minorities in Northern China
When they first moved, the media reported that "hunters happily moved to their new homes." But behind the camera, the Evenki were crying.
Jim Wang: China’s First Lawyer Filmmaker
Filmmakers say that film is an art of time and space without controversy and there’s no need to further explain. And the court session and the investigation of the facts,…
Wiseman Wang Interview: Be a Recorder for the Society
Difficulties in terms of financing, production, and promotion are the common problems we indie filmmakers face. However, it is our greatest achievement to finish our films and let some people…