A family in rural Taiwan starts to break up when the son’s young wife dies giving birth to her second child. The son Kun-Cheng leaves home and drifts into another sexual relationship, but tries to be a good father to his kids and a tolerant, filial son to his parents, both of whom irritate the hell out of him.
Director: Cheng-sheng Lin. AKA A Drifting Life
Writers: Cheng-sheng Lin, So-ching Ko.
Stars: Shih-huang Chen, Kang-sheng Lee, Jing Tseng, Yu-Wen Wang, Vicky Wei.
Cinematographer: Cheng-tai Tsai.
Composer: Hong-Yee Chang.
Cheers, Jon!! Loving these super rare titles.
Jon you need to be applauded for this excellent film. Thanks
Excellent film. Please bring us more of Lin Cheng Sheng’s works.
wow, interesting choice. “Murmurs of Youth” is excellent, glad to even have a chance to try the director’s other stuff! thanks so much! 🙂 <3 taiwan
Thank you so much for this! Amazing
This feudo-techno transition is similar in various Asian countries, i.e., a serene life, calmer flow of time, coming and going between urban and rural spheres, ethical pangs over extramarital relationships, and intuitions over reasonings. A world-standard cinema. The growth of pets along with the siblings is very touching and lively.. Thanks for uploading this unheard, outstanding work.