Director｜Singing CHEN

Singing CHEN (born in 1974) is a Taiwanese film director, documentary filmmaker, and music composer. She graduated from Advertising in the Department of Mass Communication at Fu Jen Catholic University in 1997. Her works primarily focus on topics related to humanities and arts and culture, and she uses a magical realism approach to establish her visual style. She has received numerous international and domestic awards nominations for her work.

Founded by filmmaker Singing CHEN, The Walkers Films is devoted to developing a cross-disciplinary approach to moving-image creation, including feature films, documentaries, television series, and virtual reality. Through long-term collaboration with artists from various fields, the company has gradually developed a diverse range of cinematic expressions and interdisciplinary artistic forms. In 2022, the VR film The Man Who Couldn't Leave won the Best Experience Award at 79th Venice International Film Festival. Current projects in production include the VR experience The Clouds Are Two Thousand Meters Up and the feature film The Ancient Tree. Previous works such as the documentaries The Walkers and The Moving Tent, the experimental documentary short In Trance We Gaze, the television series Heaven on the 4th Floor, and the VR films Afterimage for Tomorrow and The Man Who Couldn't Leave have been selected or awarded at major international festivals, including the Venice International Film Festival, Locarno Film Festival, International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA), Golden Horse Awards, Taipei Film Festival, and Taiwan International Documentary Festival (TIDF).

Director｜Singing CHEN

Singing CHEN (born in 1974) is a Taiwanese film director, documentary filmmaker, and music composer. She graduated from Advertising in the Department of Mass Communication at Fu Jen Catholic University in 1997. Her works primarily focus on topics related to humanities and arts and culture, and she uses a magical realism approach to establish her visual style. She has received numerous international and domestic awards nominations for her work.

The National Human Rights Museum is the first museum in Asia to be set within historical sites associated with human rights abuses in a way that powerfully brings to life the history of human right s violation s during Taiwan’s martial law period. It stands as a memorial sit e that commemorates the development of human rights in Taiwan, and serves as a venue where the nation can confront its history of human rights abuses. The museum's jurisdiction encompasses Jingmei White Terror Memorial Park, Green Island White Terror Memorial Park, and the AnKang Reception House. The Human Rights Museum preserves the poignant memories of Taiwan’s many political victims and promotes the conservation, archival research, exhibits, educational outreach, and international network of artifacts dating from the martial law period. It also aids in the promotion of historical sites of injustice, and supports organizations that are dedicated to tackling contemporary human rights issues and realizing human rights principles. Through these endeavors, the museum showcases Taiwan's commitment to the universal values of democracy, freedom, and justice.

Founded by filmmaker Singing CHEN, The Walkers Films is devoted to developing a cross-disciplinary approach to moving-image creation, including feature films, documentaries, television series, and virtual reality. Through long-term collaboration with artists from various fields, the company has gradually developed a diverse range of cinematic expressions and interdisciplinary artistic forms. In 2022, the VR film The Man Who Couldn't Leave won the Best Experience Award at 79th Venice International Film Festival. Current projects in production include the VR experience The Clouds Are Two Thousand Meters Up and the feature film The Ancient Tree. Previous works such as the documentaries The Walkers and The Moving Tent, the experimental documentary short In Trance We Gaze, the television series Heaven on the 4th Floor, and the VR films Afterimage for Tomorrow and The Man Who Couldn't Leave have been selected or awarded at major international festivals, including the Venice International Film Festival, Locarno Film Festival, International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA), Golden Horse Awards, Taipei Film Festival, and Taiwan International Documentary Festival (TIDF).

Founded in 2015 by producer, LIN Shih-Ken, Outland Film Production is a collective of filmmakers focusing on film production, project development, international co-production and distribution. We are dedicated to producing films that push boundaries and deliver high commercial performances, and also bring together Taiwanese and international talents to create a platform for collaborations of all types of art forms. Outland Film Production have produced critical-acclaimed films that are also well received among mainstream audiences, such as The Bold, the Corrupt, and the Beautiful (2017), Dear Tenant (2020), Coo-Coo 043 (2022) ,TV series Detention (2020) , VR short The Man Who Couldn't Leave(2022).