Tsai Ming-Liang

Taiwan-based director Tsai Ming-liang was on Sunday hailed as Asian Filmmaker of the Year at the region's most prestigious film festival. The award was given at a ceremony at the 15th Pusan International Film Festival -- held in the South Korean port city of Busan -- with organizers lauding Tsai for "improving and developing the Asian film industry and culture". Tsai said at the event attended by film industry representatives that he had always appreciated the festival's support and hoped he...Read Full Story

South Korea 's most prestigious film festival said Wednesday it has chosen Taiwanese director Tsai Ming Liang as its Asian Filmmaker of the Year. The Pusan International Film Festival praised Tsai 's work over the past three decades for pioneering unexplored areas that overcome the limitations of the art film industry. "His 30-year-long devotion to filmmaking has greatly influenced Asian cinema and made considerable contributions to enhance the global status of Asian cinema," it said in a...Read Full Story

Taiwanese director Leon Dai's social drama "No Puedo Vivir Sin Ti" is tipped for top honours Saturday at the island's Golden Horse Film Awards, considered the Chinese-language "Oscars", critics said. The emotionally charged movie, based on a true story of a diver's desperate fight for custody of his daughter, is the favourite for best picture and would be the first local movie in seven years to win the coveted award. "It has a slight advantage as the best picture hasn't gone to a Taiwanese...Read Full Story

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Tsai Ming Liang at the Paris Film Festival. He directed " T he Wayward Cloud"  which won an award at the Berlin International Film Festival. He talked about his childhood and how he began to be  interested in movie making. He was born in Maleysia and went to Taiwan  in order to study Drama. He got his first cinema related job when a studio searched for a trainee while he was attending the university. He was influenced by the French directors of "Nouvelle Vague" (Truffaut), the German...Read Full Story