Libangbang: Ching-Wen's Not Home

The documentary is shot in two distinct periods, highlighting the evolving narrative of Ching-wen and his family home. Initially, Kuo filmed during a visit to Ching-wen as he worked on rebuilding his parents' house. This part of the film was unplanned but became a poignant exploration of personal and cultural identity.

As the project gained funding, Ching-wen relocated to Taipei, prompting Kuo to return to Orchid Island. This return allowed him to gather memories and reflections on Ching-wen's journey, enhancing the film's emotional depth. The documentary not only showcases the physical act of rebuilding but also the intangible connections to home and heritage.