All the Corners of the World

The film centers on Mr. and Mrs. Chang, who work as cleaners in a love hotel while raising their teenage children in Hsi-Men-Ding, Taipei's entertainment district. Their children resort to ticket scalping to help make ends meet. The narrative delves into the precarious choices faced by the family, particularly focusing on their daughter Mei-Hsueh and her dangerous flirtation with a life of prostitution.

The story also highlights the son, Ah Tong, who possesses a hidden talent for writing that remains unrealized. The film's exploration of themes such as family dynamics, societal pressures, and personal aspirations makes it a compelling watch. Collectors of physical media can find All the Corners of the World available on both Blu-ray and DVD formats, making it accessible for those interested in this unique slice of Taiwanese cinema.