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Incidental Journey

Country: Taiwan, Language: Mandarin, 61 mins

Original Title

Haijiao tianya
  • Director: Jo-Fei Chen

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After breaking up with her girlfriend, student Ching goes on a road trip around Taiwan. On the island’s east coast, she encounters hitchhiker Hsiang, an older, solitary artist. Hsiang takes Ching to visit her friend Ji, who lives on a peaceful rural farm with her husband. Here, Ching struggles to find inner peace, while Hsiang confronts long-repressed yearnings. A meditative reflection on female desire that features accomplished performances, Incidental Journey made its mark in Taiwan’s film history, offering a daring and frank portrayal of lesbian love on screen. Using the pastoral, mountainous locations to powerful effect, director Jo-Fei Chen conjures up an idyllic, utopian environment: a place where the women, far removed from the messy complexities of urban life, have the time and space to contemplate their pasts.


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Cast & Characters

Vicky Chiang (as Ji)
Wan-Jung Wang (as Xiang)
Su-Li Wu (as Qing)