Screening Schedule - Stanford University

Stanford University

Presented by:
Center for East Asian Studies

Screening Venue:
Cubberley Auditorium, 485 Lausen Mall, Stanford University

10/7
2:00 pm Shonenko

3:20 pm Affair of Three Cities: the Game

4:30 pm Discussion with Shonenko director. Moderator: Prof. Melissa Brown

7:00 pm The Human Comedy

9:00 pm Discussion with director. Moderator: Prof. Ban Wang

All events will take place at Cubberley Auditorium, Stanford University

For information, please call 650-723-3363

Screening Schedule - University of California, Davis

University of California, Davis

Presented and locally sponsored in part by :
Comparative Literature Program
Film Studies Program
East Asian Studies Program

Screening Venue: Haring Hall, Room 1227

10/10
4:00 pm Guest speaker, Professor Ban Wang
(Stanford University)

5:30 pm Open reception

6:30 pm Opening remarks by Sheldon Lu, Professor of Comparative Literature

6:30 pm Shonenko
Q&A with director after screening

8:00 pm The Human Comedy
Q&A with director after screening

10/11
6:00 pm Tigerwomen Grow Wings
Q&A with director after screening

8:00 pm Three Times

10/12
6:00 pm Visions of Darkness
Q&A with producer after screening

8:00 pm Eternal Summer

10/13
2:30 pm The Affairs of Three Cities: The Game

4:00 pm Break

5:00 pm Blue Cha Cha
Q&A with director after screening

Closing Reception to follow

For information, please call 530-754-7216 or email vvwalzberg@ucdavis.edu.

Screening Schedule - Salt Lake City Film Center

Presented By:
Salt Lake City Film Center

Screening Venue:
Sundance Screening Room, Provo
Post Theater, University of Utah
Utah Museum of Fine Arts
Peery Theater, Ogden

Westminister College

Salt Lake City Community College (SLCC)

10/15
12:00 pm Eternal Summer (Post Theater)
2:00 pm Amour Legende (Post Theater)
4:00 pm Reception (Sundance Screening Room)
4:30 pm Three Times (Post Theater)
6:00 pm Squid Daddy's Labor Room (Sundance Screening Room)
with producer Sylvia Feng
7:00 pm Amour Legende (Peery Theater)
7:30 pm Island Etude (Post Theater)
7:30 pm Blue Cha Cha (Sundance Screening Room)
with director Cheng Wen- tang

10/16
12:00 pm Shonenko (Post Theater)
1:30 pm Vision of Darkness (Post Theater)
with Sylvia Feng
1:00 pm Squid Daddy's Labor Room (Westminister College)

3:30 pm Blue Cha Cha (Post Theater)

5:30 pm Squid Daddy's Labor Room (SLCC)

6:30 pm Affair of Three Cities: The Game (SLCC)

7:00 pm Three Times (Peery Theater)
7:30 pm Tigerwomen Grow Wings (UMFA)
with Director and producer

10/17
10:30 am Affair of Three Cities: The Game (Post Theater)
with director Chuan Chung
1:00 pm Squid Daddy’s Labor Room (Post Theater)
with Producer Sylvia Feng
3:30 pm Radio Mihu (Post Theater)
3:30 pm Radio Mihu (SLCC)

7:00 pm The Human Comedy (Post Theater)

The 2007 Taiwan Film Festival in Salt Lake City is part of the Taiwan Cultural Festival (October 15 -21).

Taiwan Cultural Festival in Salt Lake City

The 2007 Taiwan Film Festival in Salt Lake City is part of the Taiwan Cultural Festival. Please click on the image or follow the PDF link to view the poster.





Salt Lake City Taiwan Cultural Festival Poster [PDF] (10878K)

Welcoming remarks for the Salt Lake City Taiwan Cultural Festival --

Salt Lake County and the Utah Taiwanese community invite the public to share and experience a cornucopia of Taiwanese film, performing, musical and culinary arts during the Taiwan Cultural Festival, October 15-20, 2007 in Salt Lake City. We are thrilled to be hosting Mayor Lee of Nantou County, Salt Lake County’s sister county. Nantou and West Valley City are also sister cities. We will also be hosting some of Taiwan’s leading contemporary non fiction and narrative filmmakers, the internationally recognized Taiyuan Puppet Theatre Company, Taiwan’s premiere pan flute artist, Chung Li Chang, tea masters Mr. and Mrs. Hsien Tong Lin; and retired and revered chef of Din Tai Fung, Chang Jui-Ching. Throughout the week there will be tea ceremonies, pan flute concerts, dumpling demonstrations, film screenings and master classes, and puppet shows that will enchant the young and old.

The Utah Taiwanese community started forming in the early 1960’s as part of the “brain drain” phenomenon that hit East Asian countries. An influx of Taiwanese university and graduate students came to attend Utah’s major universities. Eventually, many of these students chose to permanently reside in Utah to work and raise their families. Over forty years later, a full generation of Taiwanese
Americans have been born and raised in Utah and this is the first cultural celebration of its kind.

We hope you join us in what promises to be remarkable celebration of Taiwanese culture and a vibrant Taiwanese American community here in Utah. This is a wonderful opportunity for us to share the best of what autumn brings to Utah with our sister city, county and countrymen from Taiwan.

Sincerely,

Honorary Co-Chairs Mayor Peter Corroon, Mayor Dennis Nordfelt, and Beatrice Chang

Click here to view Salt Lake City Screening Schedule

Screening Schedule - University of Oregon

University of Oregon

Presented by:
Center for Asian and Pacific Studies (CAPS)
Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures (EALL)

Screening Venues:
LILLIS HALL 182 Jim & Shirley Ripley Auditorium (feature films)
Room 128, The Chiles Business Center (documentary films)
[For University of Oregon campus map, click here.

Local Sponsors:
Asian Studies
International Resource Center

10/18
4:00 pm Island Etude (182 Lillis)

6:00 pm Opening Reception (Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art)

7:00 pm Tigerwomen Grow Wings (128 Chiles)
Q&A with Monika Treut (director) after screening

10/19
5:15 pm Vision of Darkness (128 Chiles)
Q&A with Sylvia Feng (producer) after screening

7:00 pm Eternal Summer (182 Lillis)

10/20
12:00 pm Shonenko (128 Chiles)

1:30 pm The Touch of Fate (182 Lillis)

3:30 pm Radio Mihu (128 Chiles)

6:00 pm Three Times (182 Lillis)


For information, please call 541-346-1521 or email caps@uoregon.edu.

Screening Schedule - University of Washington

University of Washington

Presented by:
East Asia Center

China Studies Program

Screening Venue:
Communications Building, Room 120

10/19
6:30pm Introduction, Lecture by Yomi Braester,
Professor of Asian Languages and Literature
Communications, Room 120

7:00 pm Eternal Summer

9:00 pm Shonenko

10/20
4:00 pm The Touch of Fate

5:30 pm Reception, Communication, Room 126

6:30 pm Blue Cha Cha

Q & A with director after screening

9:00 pm Vision of Darkness
Q & A with producer after screening

10/21
4:00 pm The Affairs of Three Cities: The Game
Q& A with director and producer after screening

6:00 pm Three Times

8:30 pm Amour Legende

For information, please call 206-543-6938 or email eacenter@u.washington.edu

Press Images - Film Stills

All these high quality film stills are for media use only. The filmmakers own the copyrights.

Radio Mihu


The Rhythm in Wulu Village


Tigerwomen Grow Wings


SHONENKO
Photo courtesy Mr. Wu, Chun-Sheng

The Squid Daddy’s Labor Room

Vision of Darkness

Amour Legende

The Touch of Fate

Eternal Summer

Blue Cha Cha

Island Etude

Human Comedy

Three Times