Heads are chopped off with grim abandon in the epic Taiwanese film Warriors Of The Rainbow: Seediq Bale, a based-on-a-true-story account of a violent uprising by aboriginal warriors against the ...

A 4-1/2-hour drama recounting the armed rebellion by Taiwan's indigenous Seediq tribes in 1930 against Japanese colonial rule leads nominations at this Saturday's 48th Golden Horse Awards, that honors ...

With coming-of-age stories dominating the Taiwanese film market, audiences have come to expect gentle romances from Taiwan productions. Seediq Bale, an epic film set for release in the Chinese ...

While the director works hard at the historical setting, the film loses some credibility through its tendency towards cheesiness and bad CGI Warriors of the Rainbow recounts the violent uprising of ...

Taiwanese filmmaker’s Wei Te-sheng’s war epic Seediq Bale will be screened as two films in Taiwan and Hong Kong, Wei’s production company ARS Film Productions said today. The film, set in 1930 in ...

Indigenous tribes have set up a TV station to try to ensure their languages aren't lost In September, Seediq Bale (Real Men), the first film about Taiwan's indigenous people, opened in theatres across ...

1 Video: Watch Lea Michele and CHESS Cast Perform on THE LATE SHOW Well Go USA Entertainment's theatrical release of Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale, is today, April 27. The film is Taiwan's ...

Settling into his seat in a To Kwa Wan hotel cafe, director Wei Te-sheng pauses before answering how he feels about the reception of his Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale diptych at home in Taiwan.

Have you signed up to participate in our upcoming event, “Digital Initiatives for Indigenous Languages of Taiwan,” on June 28, 2025, from 7–9 pm Taiwan time (11 am–1 pm UTC)? This is the first time ...

Wei Te-sheng’s epic film Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale reclaims an extraordinary episode from 20th-century history, which is little known, even in Taiwan. Between 1895 and 1945, the island was ...

In September, Seediq Bale (Real Men), the first film about Taiwan's indigenous people, opened in theatres across the island. Long lines of people queued to buy tickets. Local media ran many stories ...