Min Chao·May 19Portraits of White Terror: Shih Shui-huan (Part II)Life, interrupted by a police stateA response icon5A response icon5
Offscreen Rites·May 15Fresh Takes｜A Foggy Tale (2025): Making the Fog VisibleA film that opens Taiwan’s White Terror to view, but does not always let its discomfort linger.A response icon1A response icon1
Min Chao·Feb 22Portraits of White Terror: Ouyang Chien-hua & Chang Chang-meiLove in the time of martial lawA response icon4A response icon4
Stephanie (白龍)·Feb 3Film Review on “A Foggy Tale” : Untold Stories from Taiwan’s History IIHow to make sense of that history today
Stephanie (白龍)·Jan 22Film Review on “A Foggy Tale” : Untold Stories from Taiwan’s History (Part 1）The White Terror Era After World War II
哲學宅 Philosophy Otaku·Dec 15, 2025“A Foggy Tale” — After the Watch Fast-Forwards, the Gunshots Still Echo — Second PartI hope that one day, we can truly step out from the shadow of this history, so that the next generation can study philosophy and poetry.
哲學宅 Philosophy Otaku·Dec 15, 2025“A Foggy Tale” — After the Watch Fast-Forwards, the Gunshots Still EchoTo be honest, the film hurt to watch from beginning to end.
Offscreen Rites·Aug 15, 2025Queer Memory #05｜Detention (2019): Silence as Punishment, Memory as ProtestIn a world where even trust becomes a crime, staying quiet isn’t safety — it’s sentencing.A response icon1A response icon1
Sharmilla Ganesan·May 27, 2025Processing National Traumas On StageThree performances based on Taiwan’s White Terror era made me think about how Malaysian theatre grapples with May 13.
