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Bench At The Edge is a surrealistic black comedy that celebrates the gift of life through the loss of life. Held to his comatose body in a hospital bed by a long life support tube, Man One continues to live out a twenty five-year life support existence at the edge of an abyss. Over the years he has seen many a man and woman fling themselves into eternity. The "bullets" that make quick decisions and jump particularly fascinate him. Now Man Two appears as a distraught husband over the infidelity of his wife. They begin an encounter riddled with humor and empathy for the human condition and the pros and cons of life and death. As the ticking bomb pressure builds, other "bullets" interrupt the challenge Man One has encountered with Man Two's thorough "contemplation." As the edge looms closer and closer, a fight over cutting the life line to Man One thrusts the audience into a hard look at their own sense of life's challenge and the question of its value.

On the day of the Taiwanese presidential election, third-year university student Yang Chieh is found dead in her rented flat. Her naked body is covered with oil paint while her beautiful eyes are dug out by a sharp tool. All the evidence suggests that her flatmate Jiang Jhong Ze and confidant Nana are the prime suspects. Why did Yang Chieh get killed? Who on earth killed her?

The passionate quest of Pau, a mourning adolescent who loses herself in an illusionary world where nostalgic memories of her childhood bliss intertwine with hallucinatory visions of her dead father.

A boy from Tokyo moves to the countryside and has trouble adapting, falls in love.