A-Yu, a woman just released from prison, has an isolated ego. She fell in love with two different men. However, the love faded so soon. A-Yu, with the injured soul, returns to her close-friend Ann. They were in the same jail. As the true sisterhood, Ann takes care of A-Yu and comforts her tormented soul with warmth and generosity. One day during a puppet show an autistic fisherman with puppets in his hands makes A-Yu burst into a bright smile unseen for long time … “Hard to be discovered, there is an emotion so light as a feather, but deeper than a ocean, tasteless as the air, but wider than the ocean, it transcends sex, race, class. But it is only noticed when you are willing to open your mind and take a glance at it”.

Screenplay Cheng Wen-tang, Cheng Ching-feng
Photography (colour) Lin Cheng-ying
Editing Lei Chen-ching
Music Lee Cincin
Sound Tu Du-chih, Kuo Li-chih
Cast Su Hui-lun, Lee Wei, Lu Yi-Ching, Leon Dai, Huang Wu-shan
Production Green Light Film Ltd., Yang Chi-yung, Huang Hao-jie
Year of production 2005
Running time 108’
Format 35mm

Cheng Wen-tang

Born in the north eastern Taiwan, started his career in the film industry as a ----continuity clerk, assistant director, film producer, scriptwriter, and director since 1982.
Cheng’s first 35mm feature film Somewhere Over the Dreamland (2002) has been lined up in the 59th Venice International Film Festival for the Venice Critics Week. The Passage (2004) is Cheng’s second 35 mm film. Blue Cha-Cha (2005), his third and the latest film, was screened in various festivals like Rotterdam, Pusan, Tokyo, Deauville, Los Angeles and won the Golden Horse Award for the best original music in Taiwan and a special mention at the Fribourg International Film Festival.