Flowers of Taipei: Taiwan New Cinema is a documentary that explores the legacy of a group of Taiwanese filmmakers who sought to establish a cultural identity through cinema in the 1980s, despite the country being under martial law. The film takes a fascinating look at how these filmmakers, including Hou Hsiao-Hsien and Edward Yang, revolutionized Asian cinema and shares their stories with the world. Through interviews with critically acclaimed directors and film critics from around the globe, Flowers of Taipei offers a unique perspective on the impact of this movement and its lasting influence on the world of cinema.

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