Stationed at Taiwan's most dangerous military base, a young officer's greatest struggle isn't his intense physical training-it's holding onto his innocence while stationed next to a military brothel. This historical drama touches on the aches and absurdities of coming-of-age in a nation on the brink of war.

The life, loves, and journey of medieval knight Sir Perceval, a member of King Arthur's Round Table, is chronicled in this historical drama.

A parking lot attendant with a violent past finds hope in the love of the blind girl that walks into his booth one day.

Wit and Daeng, a married couple, find their love on the rocks as they fly to Thailand for a funeral. When Wit meets Ploy at a bar, and invites him back to their room, deep problems begin to emerge that test all vows of love. Nominated for the C.I.C.A.E. Award at the **Cannes Film Festival**.

Three tales of romance and heartbreak: A stranger turns a girl's world upside down. A heartbroken woman tries to find a new love. An artist finds disappointment at every turn. Directed by legendary filmmaker Eric Rohmer.

Tel Aviv, Summer 1989. Boaz, a beautiful and alluring linguistics student, receives anonymous, male-written, love letters that undermines his sexual identity and interfere with his peaceful life with his beloved girlfriend.

In the final film from legendary director Eric Rohmer, a young man, Celadon, goes on a journey to prove his devotion to the woman he loves, Astree. When Astree falsely suspects Celadon of infidelity, the young shepherd goes on a journey to prove his devotion. To do so, he must maintain his fidelity in the face of temptation and danger.

A budding friendship leads to something more between two Taiwanese girls working in a movie theater. Winner of Best Actress (Rene Liu and Jing Tseng) and nominated for the Grand Prize at the **Tokyo International Film Festival**. *"A delicate portrayal of youthful loneliness and the fragile bond that grows between two adolescent girls ... MURMUR OF YOUTH is another exactingly crafted drama from Lin Cheng-sheng." - Godfrey Cheshire, **Variety***