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The Most Distant Course
A Window on Asian Cinema
Road Movie · Love/Romance · Social Criticism
- CountryTaiwan
- Production Year2007
- Running Time113min
- Format35mm
- ColorCOLOR
Program Note
It is a road movie about people finding their true selves and overcoming heartaches through the medium of sound. Xiao Tang sends a tape of nature’s sounds he recorded himself to a former girlfriend without knowing she had moved away. Ruoyun knows the tape is meant for someone else but slowly overcomes a painful breakup by listening to it. And Ah Cai, a psychiatrist who had been wandering around after his wife left him, meets Xiao Tang by chance.
The sound of nature is the link that binds the three people’s journeys, and it is also the remedy to their heartaches. The film points out that one can be healed by listening to nature’s sounds and realizing that there is a serious communication problem between people today. Lin Jing-Jie offers the audience a sound-therapy experience through this film. (Kim Ji-suk)
Director
Jing Jie Lin
Born in Taiwan in 1967, Lin Jing-jie made his first commercial film, My Own Personal Gun (1998), which won Most Promising Director of the Year at the Taipei Film Festival. In 2003, My Own Private Green Island won a New Director Award in Marseille. His docu-drama Street Survivor (2006) received the Best Taiwanese Film Award at the Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival.
Credit
- Director
Jing Jie Lin - ProducerLIN Jing-Jie
TANG Xiang-Zhu - CastKWAI Lun-Mei
MO Zi-Yi
JIA Xiao-Gu - ScreenplayLIN Jing-Jie
- CinematographyYANG Wei-Han
SONG Wen-Zhong - EditorLIAO Qing-Song
CHEN Xiao-Dong - SoundDU Du-Zhi
TANG Xiang-Zhu
GUO Li-Qi - MusicZHENG Jie-Ren
- Production CompanyQixia Films
qixiafilms@gmail.com
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