| Country / Region |
| Taiwan, Philippines, South Korea |
| Year | | | 2024 |
| Format | | | DCP |
| Color | | | Color + B&W |
| Length | | | 100 min |
| Rating | | | 6+ |
XiXi
In my final European summer, I met XiXi, a Chinese improvisation artist. For a time, we were free from the ideologies we had grown up with. Our cross-continental friendship, captured through video diaries and daily moments, evolved from a search for freedom to a journey of self-discovery and autonomy. XiXi explores generational wounds and challenges societal norms, creating a dialogue on womanhood, resilience, and the transformative power of personal reinvention.
WU Fan
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Wu Fan is a Taiwanese filmmaker. Last Days at Sea, which she produced, premiered at Berlinale 2021. Wu was awarded the Emerging International Filmmaker Award at Hot Docs 2024 for her directorial debut, XiXi. |
| 11.15 〈Fri〉 18:30 | Vie Show Hsin Yi 13 ★ | |
| 11.18 〈Mon〉 10:50 | Vie Show Hsin Yi 13 |
| ※ | All cinemas are accessible for the disabled. | |
| ※ | All films are in the original language with Chinese subtitles unless otherwise noted. | |
| ※ | Please refer to the announcement on the website and at the venues for changes of ratings, Q&A sessions, screenings, and events. | |
| 【Symbol Description】 | ||
| ★ | Filmmaker attendance. | |
| ◆ | Chinese film with NO Chinese and English subtitles. | |
| ▲ | Non-English language films with NO English subtitles. | |
| ⊚ | Free admission events. | |
| = G : General audience. | ||
| = P : No children under 6 allowed. Children aged 6 to 12 must be accompanied by an adult. | ||
| = PG12 : No one under 12 allowed. | ||
| = PG15 : No one under 15 allowed. | ||
| = R : No one under 18 allowed. | ||
