In the near future. Tye, a teenager, moves with his parents to "Real City." When he visits a museum...
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Title: Chuan qiang ren (2007)
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| Yung-Cheng Chang | ... |
Tye
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| Chia-ying Lee | ... |
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| Chia-hsin Lu | ... |
Ya-hung
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| Leon Dai | ... |
Tye - Adult
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| Lieh Lee | ... |
Tye's mother
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In the near future. Tye, a teenager, moves with his parents to "Real City." When he visits a museum... See full synopsis »
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TaiwanRelease Date:
9 November 2007 (Taiwan) See more »Also Known As:
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Taiwanese sci-fi, which sounds promising, and looks cool for the first few minutes. But the film is terrible, badly acted, and with the typically awful amateur script that doesn't know how to end a story but meanders off into increasingly idiotic scenarios that don't connect to the previous passages. Too bad, as the director captured a few interesting images using existing settings in Taiwan, sort of framed carefully to suggest a futuristic sci-fi world. But the overall result is too frustrating to watch, and one of the worst Taiwanese films I've ever seen. Hung Hung, writer / director, has done better work elsewhere. See, e.g., the entries here: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0393297/