Synopsis
Liu Pi-chia, a former soldier from the Nationalist government, reflects on his life in Hualien, Taiwan, as he navigates family ties and memories of his homeland.
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Synopsis
Liu Pi-chia, a former soldier who arrived in Taiwan with the Nationalist government in the 1940s, reflects on his life in Hualien. The documentary follows Liu as he navigates his relationships with his stepson A-Xing and the local community. It captures their interactions, including moments spent collecting rose stones, which symbolize Liu's past efforts to reclaim land. As Liu faces the death of his wife, he contemplates returning to his homeland, realizing his deep connection to Taiwan, where his family has grown.
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Why Watch
- Meet Liu Pi-chia, a soldier from the 1940s Nationalist government.
- Find out about the eastern development brigade's agricultural efforts.
- See the interactions between Liu and his stepson A-Xing.
Did You Know
- Liu Pi-chia was a soldier who came to Taiwan in the 1940s.
- The film Liu Pi-chia was directed by Chen Yao-chi in 1967.
- Hu Tai-li began filming Liu Pi-chia in 1999 and completed the documentary in 2004.
- The documentary has been featured in multiple film festivals, including the 2004 International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam.
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Who directed the documentary Stone Dream?
Stone Dream was directed by Hu Tai-li.
What year was the documentary Stone Dream completed?
The documentary Stone Dream was completed in 2004.
What significant themes are depicted in Stone Dream?
Themes in Stone Dream include father-son relationships, identity issues, and the distinction between Han people and indigenous people.
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