Investigating My Father

The documentary runs for 80 minutes and delves into the life of the filmmaker's father, a former Kuomintang Air Force pilot who adapted to life in mainland China after 1949. It captures the son’s two-decade quest to uncover his father's hidden past, focusing on his transformation from a member of the old society to one of the new. The film offers insights into the socio-political landscape of China during that period, particularly the impacts of the civil war on individual lives.

Investigating My Father highlights the struggle to reconcile personal history with broader societal changes. By documenting this journey, it sheds light on the complexities of family legacies shaped by historical events. This film is particularly relevant for those interested in Chinese history and the personal narratives that emerge from it.