The best Yi-Wen Chen’s movies of 2021
Today we present the best Yi-Wen Chen’s movies. If you are a great movie fan, you will surely know most of them, but we hope to discover a movie that you have not yet seen … and that you love! Let’s go there with the best Yi-Wen Chen’s movies.
The Falls
While quarantining, the relationship between a mother and daughter takes an unexpected turn.
Plurality
5.4/10
After a bizarre bus accident, Ming Ze awakens from a coma to discover that his mind now shares the consciousness of four fellow passengers – all of them dead; all of them suspects in a serial kidnapping and murder case. To prove his own innocence, Ming evades capture by the police and tries to track down the killer’s only surviving victim. But in order to unmask the murderer’s true identity, Ming must first fight the monster within himself.
Treat or Trick
Feng, a corrupted police officer, ordered to retrieve the diamonds within 48hrs, arrives at a remote village, following the mobile signal of his partner Chiang who stole the diamonds from the gang. While Feng and his men try to find Chiang in the village, they encounter the locals who seem naive but suspicious, and a ghost full of stories. Remake of a renowned Korean film To Catch A Virgin Ghost (2004).
Leave Me Alone
7/10
Loong, coming from the lower echelons of society, fantasizes about elevating his status through his relationship with affluent, well-to-do Olivia. However, he realises that for Olivia, he is nothing more than a means to allay her loneliness. Loong's half-sister, Chin-shah, is always there waiting for him, even though she knows Loong just wants comfort. This is a food chain of love and loneliness.
Growing Pains
Fourteen-year-old Yao is sick of his worn-out shoes, which his father never replace for being too deep in debt. One day, after a confrontation with debt collectors, his father suddenly buys him a pair of expensive sneakers. Little did Yao know, this is the start of a painful tragedy.
著迷
Austin Lin opens the night of the 58th Golden Horse Award Ceremony, and pays his tribute to the magic of film, with a short film and the song “Contentment”.
