Immersive Connect Sessions

THE CLOUDS ARE TWO THOUSAND METERS UP

Singing Chen
Taiwan, Germany
62'
Drama
Currently Showing
VO. English, Korean, Chinese, Taiwanese
After his wife’s death, Guan discovers her unfinished novel, intertwining the clouded leopard with the sacred origin myth of the Rukai. Guided by her words, he embarks on a surreal journey through the mountains and his wife’s subconscious, navigating grief and memory in search of answers, healing and connection.
Screenplay
Singing Chen, Yi-an Lou
Image
Liao Ching-Yao
Editing
Singing Chen
Music
Yujun Wang
Sound
Kao Chin-Lun, Chou Cheng, Yannick Dauby
Production
The Walkers Films, Taiwan Public Television Service Foundation, Reynard Films Gmbh
World sales
Diversion Cinema
Singing Chen
Singing Chen is a Taiwanese filmmaker whose work spans fiction, documentary, and virtual reality. Her films have been screened at the Berlinale and the Venice Film Festival, among other venues, and she explores space, movement, and the stories of marginalized characters. Her VR experience The Man Who Couldn’t Leave won the Grand Prize at Venice Immersive in 2022. Her new project, The Clouds Are Two Thousand Meters Up, continues her exploration of the medium.
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Wednesday 4 Nov. 15:45
Théâtre Pitoëff