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Sounds on Screen: Taiwanese New Wave
Taipei, 10.03.21
Soundtrack cuts from a fruitful period of Taiwanese cinema in the 1980s and 1990s, where the small nation punched well above its weight culturally, birthing the careers of auteurs like Hou Hsiao-hsien, Edward Yang, and multiple academy award-winner Ang Lee.
"New Taiwanese films aren’t exactly action-packed. If you weren’t in a charitable mood, for instance, you could say that films like Rebels of the Neon God and Vive L’Amour are really just about a bunch of people who look sad, wander around impersonal city landscapes, and feel that life is pointless." - Andrew Emerson, Film Inquiry
Collection: Film Soundtracks
Tracklist
- Except From Yi Yi
Directed By Edward Yang - 牯嶺街少年合唱團(A Brighter Summer Day)
Why - 交流之主題
Theme Of "Bunsei" - 文夏
戀歌 / Love Song (By Wen Hsia) - The Platters
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - Lim Giong
Fly To The Sky - Hou Hsiao-Hsien
Dark Moon - Flowers Of Shanghai’s Main Theme
Yoshihiro Hanno - Shu-Jun Huang
Rebels Of The Neon God Theme - Vive L'amour (1994)
Ending Scene - Lim Giong
A Pure Person - Goodbye, Dragon Inn
Except From The Ending - Yao Lee
Ai De Kai Shi (Dian Ying Tian Bian Yi Duo Yun Pei Le) - I Don't Want To Sleep Alone (2006)
Ending Excerpt - 悲情城市
A City Of Sadness～
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