Mei-Juin Chen and her friend in college were rescued from the side of the road by a tattooed man in a red Cadillac. Twenty-five years later, the pair made a feature film titled “The Gangster’s Daughter,” which was inspired by the encounter and was the first screened movie at the “What Time is it There? Read more...
Photo: The UCLA Film and Television Archive partnered with the Westwood-based Taiwan Academy to create the “What Time is it There? Taiwanese Film Biennial,” which is free to UCLA students. The Taiwanese Film Biennial will feature films such as “Ice Poison” and “Super Citizen Ko.” (Courtesy of UCLA Film & Television Archive)
