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Kaohsiung served as an important military base under Japanese colonial rule and had incurred heavy casualties during the 228 Incident. The film subtly tends to the deep scars of the witnesses, survivors and their descendants as an act of resistance to oblivion. Memories survive through different eras of oppression and continue to live in people's hearts, just like the wild tomatoes grown in this land.

In the summer afternoon, the families gathered to the old family home. They surrounded beside grandma to show their love. As people come and go, the television was still replaying and the fan was still turning in the peaceful old house, where grandma living with her maid.

By playing around with individuality and collectivity using virtual reality Free UR Head questions and rethinks the definition of audience and explores the boundaries of choreography in a mutual relationship with digital technology.

Synopsis: In a dim-lighted room filled with mist, blurred figures of men are sipping the desire and loneliness from each other. You seem to have entered a forbidden zone and fallen into a state between dreaming and being awake, gazing at someone and also being gazed at by them. Theatre and new media director Chou Tung-Yen once again touches on the unspeakable life experience of the gay community culture, exploring a male sauna through poetic lenses to take a peek into something that's hidden under the desire-the love without love. Directors Statement: I've always been fascinated with dreams in theatre, the obscurities between lights and shadows, and the mystery of human desire. Two years ago, an unexpected erotic scene in a steam room of a hot spring astonished me with a powerful visual yet visceral impact. I thought there is no better way to share this than a VR experience, which blends all my fascinations in one. No filming angles to hide or cover what's normally hidden. Bringing the audience to somewhere they might never have a chance to be and to look at it extremely close yet absolutely distant. I'm privileged and honored to be able to make this work with a very open and loving team, with governmental support on the land of freedom.

"Iâm-Tian Khu-Tiún" is a forbidden song, a legendary political figure who gradually disappears in people's minds. After 60 years pass away, the music gets on again. All the fading memories about the late 1960s, all the desires and crazy souls in the sleepless city which never sleeps are back.