HUANG Ya-li is an independent filmmaker in Taiwan, who is interested in the linkage and extension between images and sounds. In recent years, he has been involved in documentaries concerning Taiwan during the Japanese colonial period, hoping to explore the possibility of interpreting reality in the form of documentaries through historical research and examination, and to reflect on the relationship between Taiwan, Asia, and the world. His experimental works include In Light (2003), The Pursuit o...
HUANG Ya-li is an independent filmmaker in Taiwan, who is interested in the linkage and extension between images and sounds. In recent years, he has been involved in documentaries concerning Taiwan during the Japanese colonial period, hoping to explore the possibility of interpreting reality in the form of documentaries through historical research and examination, and to reflect on the relationship between Taiwan, Asia, and the world. His experimental works include In Light (2003), The Pursuit of What Was (2008), and The Unnamed (2010). Le Moulin (2015) is his first feature documentary.
HUANG Ya-li is an independent filmmaker in Taiwan, who is interested in the linkage and extension between images and sounds. In recent years, he has been involved in documentaries concerning Taiwan during the Japanese colonial period, hoping to explore the possibility of interpreting reality in the form of documentaries through historical research and examination, and to reflect on the relationship between Taiwan, Asia, and the world. His experimental works include In Light (2003), The Pursuit of What Was (2008), and The Unnamed (2010). Le Moulin (2015) is his first feature documentary.
