Tso-chi Chang

Hailing from the vibrant heart of Taiwan's cinematic tradition, Tso-chi Chang was born in 1961 in Chiayi County, Taiwan. Active from the late 90s until now, his works primarily revolve around drama and comedy, with his most acclaimed films being "The Best Of Times" and "Thanatos, Drunk," the latter of which earned him the Best Director award at the Golden Horse Film Festival. Chang's directorial style is characterized by his profound exploration of Taiwanese life, often blending reality with elements of fantasy and mythical storytelling.

As a director, Tso-chi Chang is a poetic visionary whose films capture the essence of human emotion and the complexity of life in Taiwan with a touch of whimsical charm.