March of Happiness

About This Movie

March of Happiness is a fascinating exploration of love amid turmoil. Set in Taiwan during 1945-1947, it captures the era's tension, especially under Japanese rule. The atmosphere is rich, filled with the sounds of bustling tea-houses and the quiet moments of intimacy between our young couple. Their romance unfolds against a backdrop of societal pressure and historical events like the 28 February Incident. The performances feel genuine, drawing you into their struggle; there’s an authenticity to the way emotions are portrayed. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to savor the poignant moments. It’s intriguing how the film uses its setting not just as a backdrop but as a character in itself, adding layers to the narrative.

Set in post-war Taiwan · Explores themes of societal pressure · Rich atmosphere of historical settings