
2026 Melbourne Taiwan Film Festival is coming!
Hi everyone! Lí hó! Tai gaˊ hoˋ!
We are pleased to announce that the first Melbourne Taiwan Film Festival will be held on 21-23 May 2026 at ACMI. Please mark these days down and stay tuned for further announcements regarding ticketing!
This year our film festival centres around a powerful theme “Transition.”
“Transition” is perhaps most visible in Taiwan’s historical and political journey from authoritarianism to democracy. Yet, for those living through it, change often feels quiet and subtle — triggered by a short conversation, a photograph, or a fleeting moment with family. Featuring four remarkable and deeply moving personal stories, these films bring Taiwan’s past and present into a shared conversation.
Four films. Four ways of living through transition.
This will be a free event, and we are seeking sponsors to support the film festival. If you are interested in sponsoring the event to promote Taiwan studies and Taiwan films in Australia, please contact us! (ATSA is a charitable organisation registered under ACNC).
ATSA fee-paying members enjoy the privilege to book tickets in advance for events organised by ATSA. If you are not an ATSA member and would love to join us, please let us know!
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Please check with our program for booking tickets! See you soon!

Opening film – 21 May 6.30 pm | Family Matters 《我家的事》
A film that explores the complexities of family bonds and how resilience and love shape their lives.

22 May 6.30pm | Deep Quiet Room 《深度安靜》
A gripping narrative of tension and discovery, as the protagonist Yu-Ming uncovers a devastating truth following a tragic loss of his wife Yi-Ting.

23 May 2.00 pm | The Photo From 1977 《那張照片裡的我們》
A transnational love story that highlights the courage of Taiwanese youth activists during the 1977 Zhongli protest, confronting personal dreams and political awakening.

Closing film – 23 May 6.30pm | A Foggy Tale 《大濛》
A story that addresses the families of the victims during Taiwan’s White Terror, celebrating the brilliance of humanity seen in a ruthless era.
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Special thanks to
Dr Chan-Feng Lin; Ms Jung-sim Kim; Mr Guolong Tseng; Dr Peichun Ko; 吳昭銘先生; 錢森正先生; 葉榮燦先生


Courtesy of Media Asia Film Distribution (HK) Limited
