My New Friends

Year: 1995

Runtime: 56 mins

Language: Chinese

Documentary

Tsai halted pre‑production on The River to make a documentary for Taiwan’s AIDS‑awareness campaign. Defying advice to downplay the gay aspect, he focuses on candid talks with two HIV‑positive men. Their identities stay hidden, so the camera often stays on Tsai, yet his rapport with new friends creates a portrait that resonates with Western viewers.

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