

我未許願先吹蠟燭
I Blew Out the Candles before Making a Wish
Young Jojo suddenly comes into a stack of casino chips worth a million and decides to pay off her runaway father’s debt, asking the down-on-his-luck debt collector Hua to gamble on her behalf. In Macau’s chaotic casinos, they form an unlikely alliance, navigating wins, losses, and life’s challenges together. When the final bet arrives, fate cruelly tests them, stripping them of everything, yet revealing the true gift life has been offering. I Blew Out the Candle Before Making a Wish explores money, family, and responsibility, capturing the shadows and resilience of human nature.
Festivals
Far East International Film Festival
Taipei International Film Festival
New York Asian Film Festival
Credits
Directed by Chao Koi Wang and Yen Hu
Produced by David Tang
CO-Produced by Joyce Chou


從來
Always
For Youbin Gong, growing up in rural China comes with a lot of difficulty. Estranged from his mother at an early age, he is in the process of coming of age amidst poor circumstances. His solace and refuge comes by way of poetry. As we observe him learning the artform in his village school, we see how language has the power to contextualize the world around him. Filmmaker Deming Chen worked for several years to bring Gong’s story to life, offering up gorgeous cinematography and storytelling that gives voice to a young man’s transition from childhood to facing the complicated realities of an adult life. Amid the mountains of Hunan, we get intimate access to the poetry of a new generation, which is reflective of both their uncertainty about the future and of some of the most pivotal moments in their young lives to date.
Awards
CPH:DOX Award
Jeonju International Film Festival Best Film Award
Docs Barcelona Montage - AMMAC Award
Singapore International Film Festival Best Asian Film Award
Credits
Directed by Deming Chen
Produced by Hansen Lin, Jean-Marie Gigon, Joyce Chou and Chia-Pei Chen

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屋下無人
No One Home
Ah-Fu, burdened with overwhelming debt, moves into a container home deep in the woods with his nine-year-old son, Wei-Wei. Together with his girlfriend Jing-Wen and her seven-year-old daughter Huan-Huan, this makeshift, struggling family does their best to get through each day.
Though life is poor, these small, fleeting moments gradually gather into a warm current of memories in the child’s heart.
Years later, the container home they once lived in appears in the news. Wei-Wei is drawn back to those memories—Ah-Fu’s disappearance, Jing-Wen leaving without a word, a rusted biscuit tin, and a set of unclaimed human remains.
Credits
Directed by Yen Hu, Chao Koi Wang
Written by Yen Hu, Yu-wei, Chang, Pei Jung Wang
Produced by Joyce Chou, Chai-Pei Chen, Sinye Wu


轟隆轟隆轟隆CHUFFCHUFFCHUFF
The Hong Kong young man woke up. He found his home transformed into a train car. He felt like he was still dreaming. But the woman who spoke Mandarin said this was not his dream.
Awards
River Film Festival Award
Vancouver International Film Festival competition
Busan International Short Film Festival competition
Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia
Credits
Directed by Chao Koi Wang
Produced by Joyce Chou, Sinye Wu


詠晴
GOOD DAY
Taiwanese businessman Chia-chen is kicked out by his wife, whom he is going to divorce. One day, he sneaks back home to take his golf set. Approaching at the same time is “Yong Ching”, a typhoon that shares the same name as his wife.
Awards
Golden Horse Award of Best Live Action Short
Golden Harvest Award of Best Short
Busan International Film Festival Competition
Taipei Film Award of Best Short
Credits
Directed by Chang Chi Teng
Produced by Fenda Lyn, Joyce Chou


狀況
11:99
When violence occurs, it often comes fast and brutally. But the truth is, it usually begins with a small sign—subtle, almost imperceptible—a series of tiny, unexpected missteps that no one takes seriously. Step by step, they build up, leading to an unforeseen consequence.
In the end, someone pays in blood. And through the lens of a police body cam, a lesson is learned.
Awards
Taipei International Golden Short Film Festival Best Film Award and Best Director Award
Credits
Directed by Daniel L. Wang
Produced by Joyce Chou, Sinye Wu


春夢
DAMP
Set in Taiwan, Damp follows a brief but emotionally charged moment between Yen, a young man with cerebral palsy, and his Thai caregiver, Suriya. Through gestures, silences, and fragments of conversation, the film captures the nuanced boundaries between caregiving and intimacy, dependence and agency. Shot with sensitivity and restraint, Damp is both a standalone short and a proof of concept for the director’s first feature No Money No Honey, which further expands the story into a broader exploration of labor, love, and identity across borders.
Awards
NYAFF Official Selection
Credits
Directed by Etsen Chen
Produced by Joyce Chou, Chai Pei Chen


女神GODDESS
Soft, an escaped undocumented worker, clutches a woman's ID card in his hand. This woman is the “goddess” of his best friend, Chai, who yearns to meet her. To fulfill Chai's desire, Soft embarks on a journey, heading toward the location indicated on the ID card.
Awards
Taiyuan Film Award Best Screenplay, Best Actor and Best Supporting Actor
Golden Horse Film Festival Official Selection
Golden Harvest Film Festival Official Selection
Kaohsiung Film Festival Official Selection
Credits
Directed by Chao Koi Wang, Yen Hu
Produced by Joyce Chou, Sinye Wu

夜路
NIGHT ROAD
Credits
Directed by Yu Wu
Produced by Joyce Chou, Chia-Pei Chen

醬狗
JANG-GAE
Festivals
Tokyo International Film Festival official selection
Credits
Directed by Chi-Wei, Chang
Production Service by Rustic Pictures Ltd.

班遊
FIELD TRIP
Credits
Directed by Yu-Wei Chang
Produced by Joyce Chou

相聚一刻
A Moment
Festivals
Macau International Film Festival
Credits
Directed by Chao Koi Wang
Produced by Joyce Chou

少男的祈禱
A Boy's Prayer
Awards
First Prize, Bangalore International Short Film Festival 2014
Best Foreign Film, SNOB Film Festival 2014
Best Short Film, Lake Champlain International Film Festival
First Prize- Short Student Film, All Sports LA Film Festival
CJ Special Award, Share Your Dream Short Film Festival
Credits
Directed by Chao Koi Wang
Produced by Joyce Chou

控制者
CONTROLLER
Festivals
Vimeo STAFF PICK
Deadline 2013 Viewfinder top3
Credits
Directed by Saman Kesh
Produced by Joyce Chou

一直騎呀一直騎
KEEP GOING
Festivals
Youth Film Festival Gold Award
Kaohsiung Film Festival International Film Competition
Hong Kong InDPanda International Film Festival
Credits
Directed by Yayu Lin
Produced by Chia Pei Chen

癡情馬殺雞
GENTALMAN SPA
Festivals
Rhode Island International Film Festival
Frameline43 Film Festival
BFI Flare Film Festival
Credits
Directed by Yu Chih Han
Produced by Chia Pei Chen

登 入晚餐
LOG IN DINNER
Festivals
New Taipei Student Film Festival first prize
Credits
Directed by Chang Chi Wei
Produced by Joyce Chou

悄悄
SPRING AWAKENING
Awards
Golden Harvest Film Festival Best Cinematography Award
Taipei Film Festival New Talent Award
Youth Film Festival Golden Award
Nominated for the Best Asian Short Award of Busan International Film Festival
Credits
Directed by Ya-Chi, Cheng
Produced by Joyce Chou

青親
THE YOUNGER
Awards
Best Film Award of Golden Harvest Film Festival
Best Actor Award of Golden Harvest Film Festival
Best Film Award of Chinese Student Film Festival
Credits
Directed by Etsen Chen
Produced by Joyce Chou

尋狗啟示
Find the Money Dog
Directed by 何晟豪
Produced by Joyce Chou

星座預報王
HOROSCOPE FORECASTER
Directed by Lynn Lee, Frankie Lee
Produced by Joyce Chou

老大
THE BOSS
Credits
Directed by 吳曉峰
Produced by Joyce Chou

潮騷
The Period
Credits
Directed by 張盈穗
Produced by Joyce Chou
