Su Hui-Yu's "Future Shock" will participate in Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF), and "The White Waters" will be available to watch online via Virtual Cinema: Taiwan Wave.
Artist Su Hui-Yu's "Future Shock" will participate in Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF) as its Southeast Asian premiere. Singapore International Film Festival was founded in 1987, which is the longest established film event in Singapore. The SGIFF aims to foster an appreciation for film and the film-making process through seminars and workshops as well as by providing access to international and Singapore films. It also aspires to be a platform that will nurture local filmmakers and a showcase for world and Asian cinema.
Meanwhile, "The White Waters" by Su Hui-Yu will be available to watch online via Virtual Cinema: Taiwan Wave, which features three units: Video Works, Short Films, and Animations. The varied cinematographic works showcase Taiwan’s diversity and creative energy from the perspectives of identity, history, and ethnicity brimming with Taiwanese characteristics.
Future Shock | Singapore International Film Festival - SGIFF
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The White Waters | Virtual Cinema: Taiwan Wave
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