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June 14th, 2011 Tuesday
Entering into its fifth year, the Taiwanese Film Festival (TWFF) in Vancouver is back again this summer! Organized by students from the UBC Literature Etc. and sponsored by the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Vancouver and Tourism Taiwan, this annual non-profit film festival is finding a new angle in bridging Taiwanese arts and culture to the Vancouver community. In celebration of the 100th anniversary of Taiwan, R.O.C. this year, the festival presents its 2011 theme "Venture Through 100 Years" and highlights the most memorable and classic films throughout the history of Taiwanese cinema. Along with Oscar-winning director Ang Lee's earlier work "Eat Drink Man Woman (1994)", the featured award-winning films "Our Neighbour (1963)", "A City of Sadness (1989)", "The Dull Ice Flower (1989)", "Taipei Exchange (2010)", and "Monga (2010)" depict stories unique to the different eras in Taiwan and together form an intriguing collection of snapshots of Taiwanese history. Whether familiar with Taiwan or not, through these timeless films, you will be fascinated by the rich culture and complex history of this yam-shaped island.
今年夏天，台灣電影節（Taiwanese Film Festival in Vancouver）再度於溫哥華登場！由卑詩大學「等等主義研究社」主辦、駐溫哥華台北經濟文化辦事處以及中華民國交通部觀光局指導贊助，台灣電影節一路上贏得許多溫哥華觀眾的支持與喝采，並成功步入第五年。適逢中華民國一百週年，本屆影展以【Venture through 100 Years ──走過百年光影】為主軸 ，自7月1日至7月3日一連三天，於溫哥華國際電影中心（Vancouver International Film Centre）放映六部台灣電影史上深具代表性的經典鉅作：《街頭巷尾》、《悲情城市》、《魯冰花》、《飲食男女》、《第36個故事》、及《艋舺》。
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