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Deep Dive: Afternoon (2015)

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Afternoon
In 'Afternoon', Tsai Ming-Liang and actor Lee Kang-sheng engage in a film-confession set in a lush jungle and a crumbling building. The documentary focuses on themes of attention and slowness, reflecting the rhythm of memory. This setting allows for an intimate exploration of the director-actor relationship, revealing Tsai's evolution as a filmmaker from his previous work 'Stray Dogs' to more personal reflections. Through their confessions, Tsai and Lee challenge conventional cinematic narratives. The film invites viewers to consider the deeper connections between art and life, moving beyond traditional storytelling methods. The unique format and the personal nature of their dialogue create a thought-provoking experience for the audience.

Why Watch

  • •See Tsai Ming-liang's unique filmmaking style.
  • •Meet actor Lee Kang-sheng in a personal setting.
  • •Find out how memory shapes storytelling.

Did You Know

•The film was directed by Tsai Ming-liang in 2015.
•The documentary has a runtime of 137 minutes.
•The film features a cast that includes Lei Chen-ching and Lai Tian-jiang.
•The production country for 'Afternoon' is Taiwan (TW).

Perfect For

Fans of Tsai Ming-liangDocumentary enthusiastsCinematic art lovers