Archive / Li Guang-hui
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About This Movie
Archive / Li Guang-hui is a 1979 documentary that presents a unique perspective on postwar history. Directed by Chang Chao-Tang, this 30-minute film combines independent footage to explore the life of Lee Guang-Hui, an Indigenous Taiwanese former Japanese soldier.
Archive / Li Guang-hui is quite rare on physical media, with its history tied closely to the preservation efforts of Chang Chao-Tang. It’s often overlooked in favor of more commercially viable titles, but for collectors who appreciate the nuances of documentary filmmaking, it holds a certain appeal. There are few copies available, and even fewer discussions around its themes, which makes it an interesting find for those delving into Taiwanese cinema and Indigenous stories.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What genre is Archive / Li Guang-hui?
Archive / Li Guang-hui is a documentary film.
Who directed Archive / Li Guang-hui?
The film was directed by Chang Chao-Tang.
What is the runtime of Archive / Li Guang-hui?
The film has a runtime of 30 minutes.
What year was Archive / Li Guang-hui released?
Archive / Li Guang-hui was released in 1979.
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