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I actually thought it is for children whenI first saw it on social media until I visited its official website. Novel sex education short videos, anyway!

For several times that I almost burst into loud sobs however the tears were just not dropping because what's happening next is extremly horrifying!

The rhythm of the film is so good, the BGM is such excellent and the VFX is amazing, almost perfect!

The most frightening thing is not ghosts, but human hearts. Use public power carefully, there are gods three feets above our heads, be careful of being backfired.

Freedom is hard won, and it is worth cherishing by all of us. May we all live ordinaryily and freely.

Actually, due to the director's personal political position and farce that happened on Golden Horse, I had prejudged that both the film and the award it won were all DPP's political propaganda tools, however as I finished watching it, I found that the film contained a lot of content including political facts under the current situation in the mainland, Taiwan and Hong Kong, and not just the Sunflower Movement. On the contrary of my anticipation, because directors choose to focus on specific characters rather than record the movement in general, the film can let the public including the insiders and bystanders to have a broader and more accurate view of the essence of the Sunflower Movement and political stars it spawned, and even a deeper understand of politics if we look at the current situation of the characters in the film. The film fully deserves the Golden Horse Award for Best Documentary.