Taiwan / 2016 / DCP / Colour / 61min
LEE Li-Shao
LEE Li-Shao began to film documentaries
since 1999. He has more than 20 long and short films and has frequent
appearances in Golden Harvest Awards for Outstanding Short Films, Local Voice
Film Festival, Taipei Film Festival, and Taiwan International Documentary Film
Festival. He also received award by Golden Horse Film Festival, Golden Bell
Awards, International Short Film Festival Oberhausen, and Festival dei Popoli.
He spent 7 years to finish the “Burma
guerrilla-force trilogy”. The first part “Young Style” depicts the conflict
between patriotism and history fact. His work focuses on the struggle of the underpriviledged
and the conflicts in our society.
Synopsis
The population in Taiwan is
about 23 million. However, there are more than ten thousand convenient stores
and 7500 real estates companies in Taiwan .
Everyday there are all kinds of construction going on in the city while most
people heavily rely on these high-rise buildings to survive. Workers work hard
but still cannot afford to buy a unit while real estate sales workers continue
to bluff them into pink bubbles.
Under the economic recession, how will
people survive? The story begins with a couple. The wife is a painter and the
husband is a real estate sales worker.