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Every Odd-Numbered Day

Wide Angle

Social Criticism · True Story · War · History

  • CountryTaiwan
  • Production Year1995
  • Running Time78 mins
  • Format16mm
  • Colorcolor
Program Note
In 1949, the Nationalist government safely arrived in Taiwan, but the war between the Nationalists and the Communists continued to ravage the island of Kinmen. Situated between the two coasts, Kinmea was bombed by the Communist Chinese government on every odd-numbered day for over 20 years following the Battle of August 23. This island with an area of 140km^2 endured more than 970,000 bombs. Working with donations from over 300 island residents, local filmmaker Dong Cheng-Liang reveals this hidden history from the residents.
Director
Director
DONG Cheng-Liang
Dong Cheng-Liang was born on the Taiwanese island of Kinmen in 1961. His fascination and concern for his birthplace has dominated his documentary work throughout his career. His latest film Kinman Tracks invites the international audience to once more share his engrossment with his charismatic and troubled birthplace.
Credit
  • Director
    DONG Cheng-Liang
  • ProducerDong Lun-Lu
    Chen Mei-Fen
  • ScreenplayCHOU Mei-Ling
    DONG Cheng-Liang
  • CinematographyCHEN Yun-Shuo
    PENG Chia-Ju
  • Production DesignDONG Cheng-Liang
  • SoundKUAN Dun-Yu
  • MusicAH-Teh
    CHOU Chih-Hua
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