Afternoon

The documentary features lush jungle and ruins as a backdrop, creating a visually engaging environment for a film-confession that transcends typical storytelling. It delves into the personal reflections of Tsai Ming-liang and his collaboration with Lee Kang-sheng, emphasizing themes of memory and the art of filmmaking.

With a runtime of 137 minutes, "Afternoon" invites viewers to experience a slower rhythm that aligns with the exploration of memory and the nuances of cinematic expression. This film is an artistic examination of the director's evolution, from previous works like "Stray Dogs" to the more personal revelations shared with his long-time collaborator.