![]() An average of over 100 Taiwanese-dialect films were released in Taiwan every year, and the country was recognized by UNESCO as producing the third most films in that era, behind only Japan and India. These films incorporate elements of horror thrillers, family dramas, romantic comedies, and social critiques, reflecting the thematic diversity of cinema from the era.Īccording to the Taipei Cultural Center, the 1950s are known as the glory days for Taiwanese-dialect films (Taiyu Pian (臺語片)). ![]() The series showcases five films directed by Hsin Chi from 1965 to 1969, including THE BRIDE WHO HAS RETURNED FROM HELL (地獄新娘), ENCOUNTER AT THE STATION (難忘的車站), FOOLISH BRIDE, NAIVE BRIDEGROOM ( 三八新娘憨子婿), DANGEROUS YOUTH (危險的青春), and THE RICE DUMPLING VENDORS (燒肉粽). The Taipei Cultural Center, in collaboration with Anthology Film Archives, is pleased to present a series of films titled “The Film of Hsin Chi (辛奇)” from November 11 to November 30, streaming on Vimeo free of charge. ![]()
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