

Two young men living with HIV share their experiences in candid conversations that reveal the emotional impact of the disease in Taiwan.
Synopsis
Two young men living with HIV share their experiences in candid conversations that reveal the emotional impact of the disease in Taiwan.
Synopsis
Director Tsai Ming-liang engages with two young men living with HIV in Taiwan during the production of "My New Friends." The 1995 documentary features candid conversations that reveal their personal experiences and struggles. Tsai's camera often includes himself, creating an intimate atmosphere. The film aims to raise awareness about AIDS, reflecting the challenges faced by those affected in Taiwan and beyond. Pearlly Chua and Lee Kang-sheng appear alongside Tsai, contributing to the film's emotional depth.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet two young men living with HIV in Taiwan.
- See Tsai Ming-liang's personal approach to storytelling.
- Find out about AIDS awareness in the 1990s.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Tsai Ming-liang in 1995.
- It features candid conversations with two young men living with HIV.
- The documentary has a duration of 56 minutes.
- The film was produced in Taiwan.
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Who directed the documentary My New Friends?
My New Friends was directed by Tsai Ming-liang.
What year was My New Friends released?
My New Friends was released in 1995.
What is the duration of the documentary My New Friends?
The duration of My New Friends is 56 minutes.
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