Originally a video installation, The Walker ingeniously deconstructs the background stories and plays of the legendary Taiwanese ‘Walker Theatre’, that represented different underground culture scenes of 1990's Taipei. Based on a multi-character narrative structure, the film re-interprets the prime-time, rebellion, physical pleasure and ethical minefield referred to in these plays.

In Taiwan, scooters are easily seen as the primary form of transportation and a symbol of the local culture and customs. A group of dancers focuses on the experience of the scooter as an extension of the human body, and move with their vivid sensorial memories of speed, space and flowing scenery.

'Tenjo' means the ceiling. Through delicate movements, Dawang Yingan Huang enters a surreal dance improvisation in dialogue with You-Sheng Zhang’s musical score. Filmed at the Xining Building, at the edge of Taipei City, for the documentary TPE-Tics. 

Dancer Meng and her group practice every day to learn how the Formosan Blue Magpie looks and flies, until they become the charming figures of these beautiful birds. Through the preparations and sharing of the group, we witness the poetic destiny of being a dancer and a bird.

Tjimur Dance Theatre reconstructs a historical battle of the indigenous people in Southern Paiwan. With the ever-changing rhythms of an ancient ballad, those who defended their homeland a hundred years ago, may be carved in history. Performed by Tjimur Dance Theatre and the local people from Mudan Township, with over 500 days of physical and psychological training.

The audiences became possessed by a young Taiwanese cinephile, and were led to his last party in a cinema before his suicide in Paris. The cinema bears the weight of death, jumping between a party, a funeral, a cemetery in dreamscapes. The film mourns him and every haunted spectre in the cinema. Performed by Shiou Fen Li, Xiang Tian Wu, Ching Hsun Ling, Hui Wen Yang