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Taiwan Film Fest: India & Taiwan Cinema Bond
25 Oct
Summary
- Taiwan envoy praises Indian political films, especially 'Dhurandhar'.
- Festival aims to boost cultural exchange and film industry cooperation.
- Taiwanese cinema showcases culture, technology, and sporting achievements.
The Taiwan Film Festival, currently underway in New Delhi and set to move to Mumbai, is fostering cinematic exchange between India and Taiwan. Mumin Chen, representative of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Centre, shared his appreciation for Indian political films, naming 'Dhurandhar' as a standout.
Chen also lauded Aamir Khan and Shah Rukh Khan, noting the impact of Indian cinema. The festival's goal is to introduce Taiwanese culture, technology, and sporting achievements to Indian audiences.
Organizers aim to enhance mutual understanding and collaboration between the film industries. This initiative seeks to increase the visibility of Taiwanese films in India and reciprocally promote Indian cinema within Taiwan.
The festival showcases diverse genres, including documentaries and dramas, with a special focus on themes of sport, technology, and gender diversity. Last year's festival featured the first Indo-Taiwanese co-production, 'Demon Hunter.'
Cultural figures like dance teacher Miyu Huang and American expatriate Eric Erickson also shared their positive experiences, highlighting the potential for arts to strengthen bilateral relationships.
The festival is scheduled to continue in Mumbai on October 31, following its New Delhi run from October 24 to October 25, 2026.
