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Looking Out At The Sea
Year of Production: 1984
Director: Tung WANG
Casting: Ming-Ming SU、Hsiao-Feng LU、Ru-Feng MA
Synopsis
While on the train, prostitute Bai Mei runs into her former brothel sister Yin Yin. Yin Yin has married, given birth to a child, and has a happy new life. In meeting Yin Yin , Bai Mei remembers their difficult times at the brothel together, recalling the painful memories.
Back then, Bai Mei, born into a family of six children, was sold to a brothel by her stepfather, so she could make money and support the family. At the brothel, Bai Mei meets a kind-hearted fisherman and decides secretly to have his child. When Bai Mei gets pregnant, she leaves the brothel, and returns to where her mother gave birth to her. After her son is born, Bai Mei decides to take him on the train to go to the fishing port, where she hopes to find the boy’s father. On the way, she looks out at the sea and hopes for her son’s bright future.

The Killer's Elegy
Year of Production: 1984
Director: Yo-Ning LEE
Casting: Kuo-Tso CHANG、Ray-Chi LIU
Synopsis
One day, Hong Kong Special Forces ace Detective Lan-Bo, while off-duty at a nightclub, gets into a fight with foolish Weng shih-Chieh. Ex-convicted cop Chang Chi-Hua, who was arrested by Lan-Bo, sees the fight and gets his revenge on Lan-Bo by beating him up in the parking lot. He takes his gun, attacks innocent bystander Kai-Di and Weng Shih-Chieh, frames Lan-Bo, who gets blamed and goes to prison.
Determined to find out who framed him, Lan-Bo escapes form prison. But as he uncovers what really happened, he learns that sometimes the truth may not be as it seems.

Return To The Road Of blood
Year of Production: 1984
Director: Ao-Xun JIN
Casting: Chun-Hsiung KO、Sylvia CHANG、Tao WANG
Synopsis
In 1975, when Vietnam fell into the hands of North Vietnam, one platoon tenaciously fought the North Vietnamese to the bitter end: the Leopard Squadron. When the last of their ammo was used up in battle, Lieutenant Colonel Ruan arranges for the squadron to escape to Hong Kong by boat. While on the ship, they are attacked by bandits. Some are killed while the survivors take refuge in Hong Kong, and try to determine who betrayed them.
Only after the police capture the refugees do they discover that, Lieutenant Colonel Ruan headed the bandit operation that attacked their ship. When these survivors find out the truth, they are determined to find Lieutenant Colonel Ruan and take their revenge.

Oxcart Dowry
Year of Production: 1984
Director: Mei-Chung CHANG
Casting: Hsiao-Feng LU、Cheng-Lei CHEN、Tu Chin
Synopsis
Villager A-Hao with simple, near-deaf husband Wan-Fa, lives a poor but simple rural life together with their young son, A-Gou. When young strong drifter Lao Jian moves in next door, A-Hao and Lao Jian, and the villagers start to talk. When word gets to Wan Fa, he becomes very angry. He tries to ignore what is happening, but kicks Lao Jian out. While leaving, distressed Wan-Fa runs over the neighbor’s child while driving his ox cart and is sentenced to prison. When he realizes that there will be no one to take care of his wife and child, he reconsiders the situation. In the end, old Wan-Fa and Lao Jian manager to work things out and make an arrangement everyone can live with.

Young A-Hsin
Year of Production: 1984
Director: Mei-Chung CHANG
Casting: Jyh-Chyi LII、Mei-Hung HSIAO、Wen-Yun SHE
Synopsis
Young A-Hsin leaves his small hometown, Luodong, to make it in the big city of Taipei. He rents a place and meets a friend in Peng Da and his sister Mao-Mei. They make their living working together at a restaurant, and meet the young cute and loveable Lien-Hua. They become friends as Mao-Mei and Lien-Hua both become attracted to A-Hsin.
At a friend’s wedding, everyone gets drunk, and a fight breaks out another group of youths. In the fight, Peng Da suffers a terrible injury and becomes paralyzed. Because of the fight, A-Hsin descends into a life of crime. The two once-innocent youths face the hardships of life in the city streets.

The Cabbie
Year of Production: 2000
Director: Yie-Wen CHEN
Casting: Jong-Herng CHIU、Rie Miyazawa、Leon DAI、Tsong-Sheng TARNG
Synopsis
Aside from shrinks and priests, who else listens to people’s deepest, darkest secrets as often as cabbies do?
SU Daquan’s home is his father’s taxi company, where there are always cabbies hanging around. Growing up in this environment, he naturally developed a great interest in driving at an early age. In adolescence, when his peers were driving scooters without licenses, he was driving a car without a license. For him, bad grades at school didn’t matter, but if he drove poorly or didn’t pass his driving test on the first try, now that would be something to be ashamed of for the rest of his life!
Now a young man, he only loves cars, not women-until one day out of the blue he experiences love at first sight. From that point on, traffic violations, tickets, a revoked license, these are nothing to him, because all he wants is to win this girl’s heart…
The young cabbie SU Daquan tells a lighthearted story through his life experiences.

Fire Baseball Without Wind
Year of Production: 2002
Director: Bing-Huang JONG
Casting: Wei-Teh HUANG、Kwan-Yi LEE、Jiun-Wei WANG、Jey-Shian LIN
Synopsis
In a conservative town, the elementary school principal is facing a severe financial problem. If the only small-league baseball team in the school can’t win again, the school will be shut down. Ms. Lee, a teacher in the school, decides to take on the responsibility as a team coach. However, she has never participated in any official baseball game despite her father’s glorious baseball history. Now the only choice she has is to teach kids to play baseball in a primitive way.
Kao-ming and Yi-luo are on the run because of the glitches that occurred during their gambling for baseball games. Good baseball players like them happen to have the worst luck in the world. They two flee to this small conservative town and encounter the determined Ms. Lee as well as a bunch of adorably cute kids. They slowly develop a bond together and focus on training these kids to become professional baseball players.
The story unravels: how will they deal with mafia’s hunting? How will they help this small league win? How will they resolve all the crisis?…

The Butterfly Lovers
Year of Production: 2003
Director: Min-Chin TSAI
Casting: Elva HSIAO、Rene LIU、Jacky WU
Synopsis
Back in the Jin Dynasty, when only males were allowed to attend school, a spirited young woman, Jo (Zhu Yingtai), disguises herself as a boy and leaves home to be educated. When she sets off, Jo meets handsome Leon (Liang Shanbo), a fellow student she quickly becomes friends with. While at school, Jo falls in love with Leon, but before Jo can tell Leon the truth about her identity, obnoxious rival Winston (Ma Wen Tsai) finds out that Jo is a girl and uses his powerful father’s influence to force Jo’s parents to arrange their marriage. Jo is forced to decide between protecting her family or being with her true love. Despite the bleak situation, Jo finds out that the magic of true love can overcome all.

Taipei 21
Year of Production: 2003
Director: Alex YANG
Casting: Meng-Chin LIN、Hsin-Hung TSAI、Shui-Chuan WANG、Toshimitsu FUJII
Synopsis
Hong and Jean have been in a relationship for 7 years.
On Hong’s 27th birthday, Jean secretly makes a down payment on a small apartment. When Hong finds out what Jean has done, he is not happy. Hong tells her that they cannot afford such a heavy financial commitment. Since the beginning of their relationship, Jean had always wanted a home of their own. Hong’s reaction greatly disappoints Jean. She starts to doubt that she and Hong have a future. Despite having invested 7 years, Jean wonders if they should separate.
The next seven days is the story of the crisis point in their relationship. Their deteriorating relationship is reaching its end… But, it is also a chance for a new beginning.

Come The Black Dog
Year of Production: 2003
Director: Yin STAN
Casting: Cheng-Nan TSAI、Bin-Huei LEE、Bao TAI、Su-Chin KO、Mei-Siu LIN、Mu-Yi CHEN
Synopsis
Yung-Ji is a compulsive gambler. His estranged brother, Yung-Li, is a police officer. When Black Dog, a local gang leader, comes to collect money that Yung-ji has borrowed, Yung-Ji tells the gang leader that he cannot repay his debt because his father, who once saved Black Dog’s life, has died. To keep up the charade, Yung-Ji sends his father, who is alive but blind, to hide out with Yung-Li in the South, and makes arrangements for a mock funeral. As the whole charade to convince Black Dog becomes more and more outrageous, Yung-Ji enlists the help of Yung-Li. Yung-Ji’s antics cause great stress to Yung-Li but the farcical situation is a sort of reunion for the two bumbling brothers, who must cooperate to save themselves from Black Dog.