It is the first domestic Taiwanese movie to do well in a number of years and seems to be pretty interesting. To bring a big time singer from Japan to a small Taiwanese town, the promoters have to form a local band to be the opening act. This story is intertwined somehow with a love story from the Japanese withdrawal in the 1940s. Feel free to watch the preview here!
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Happy Confucius Day!
Sunday is Teachers' Day, or Confucius Day. We just found out that, to celebrate Teachers' Day the county government is giving us free tickets to see Cape No. 7, a very popular Taiwanese movie.
It is the first domestic Taiwanese movie to do well in a number of years and seems to be pretty interesting. To bring a big time singer from Japan to a small Taiwanese town, the promoters have to form a local band to be the opening act. This story is intertwined somehow with a love story from the Japanese withdrawal in the 1940s. Feel free to watch the preview here!
It is the first domestic Taiwanese movie to do well in a number of years and seems to be pretty interesting. To bring a big time singer from Japan to a small Taiwanese town, the promoters have to form a local band to be the opening act. This story is intertwined somehow with a love story from the Japanese withdrawal in the 1940s. Feel free to watch the preview here!
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