Four artists invite their parents to portray dissidents from 1980s Taiwan, using archival footage to spark discussions about art and politics.
Synopsis
Four artists invite their parents to portray dissidents from 1980s Taiwan, using archival footage to spark discussions about art and politics.
Synopsis
In 1980s Taiwan, four artists invite their parents to portray dissidents from a turbulent era marked by the White Terror. As they prepare for the performance, the artists present archival footage to their actors, sparking discussions about the relationship between art and politics. Although none of the participants experienced the events firsthand, they confront their own histories and the lingering impact of that time. The film intertwines personal narratives with a critical examination of Taiwan's past.
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Why Watch
- See parents reenact Taiwan's dissident history.
- Find out how art influences political discussions.
- Meet artists reflecting on their family legacies.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 2016 and has a duration of 89 minutes.
- The events depicted relate to the White Terror period in Taiwan.
- The artists' parents play the roles of dissidents from the 1980s.
- The film discusses the influence of art on political discourse.
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What year does the documentary 'Time Splits in the River' take place?
The documentary takes place in the 1980s.
How long is the documentary 'Time Splits in the River'?
The documentary has a duration of 89 minutes.
Who are the main figures involved in the performance in 'Time Splits in the River'?
Four artists invite their parents to play the parts of dissidents.
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