Director: Chu-Chen Hsiao 蕭菊貞
Length: 90 mins
Year: 2000
Storyline:
In 1949, the Nationalist Government had lost the civil war against the Chinese Communists and retreated to Taiwan with about 600,000 soldiers. My father was one of them. Originally, the soldiers believed they would soon be returning to their homeland. But the years passed, and they would have to wait until 1987, when the government finally lifted the ban on private visits to China. These vicissitudes have put the war veterans in a awkward position—China no longer feels like home, yet establishing a family and pitting down roots in Taiwan have proved to be challenging. It was my father’s memory of his mother’s silver hairpin that led me into his world and the life stories of the old veterans.
民國三十八年前後，國民政府從大陸撤退來台，帶了六十萬大軍，他們以為不久之後就可以反攻大陸回家了，沒想到一待四十年，兩岸才開放。於是，這群老兵成為台灣與大陸間最尷尬的一群人！家，歸不得，不可求。我的父親也是老兵。奶奶的一支銀簪子，讓婐走進了父親的世界，和許多老兵伯伯們的深深思念。
Awards:
2000 民國88年度電影短片及紀錄長片輔導金補助
2000 Best Documentary, Golden Horse Film Festival 第三十七屆金馬獎最佳紀錄片
2000 Taiwan Award 台灣國際紀錄片雙年展台灣獎
2000 Taipei Film Festival, Independent Documentary Produciton台北電影節獨立創作競賽紀錄類提名
2000 Best Documentary, Reginal Cultural Documentary民國90年度地方文化紀錄影帶獎優等作品
2001 International Compitition, Nyon International Documentary Film Festival Visions du Réel 瑞士尼翁真實影展國際競賽
2001 Seoul International Film Festival, Wide Angle Session 第六屆韓國釜山國際影展Wide Angle觀摩
2001 Japan, Official Selection, International Competition, Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival, Japan 日本山形國際紀錄片雙年展國際競賽
2001 41th Asian Pacific Film Festival 第四十六屆亞太影展
2001 Taiwan South Film Festival 南方影展
2002 Italy, Infinity Film Festival 義大利Infinity影展
2002 Taiwan World Peace Film Festival 台灣世界族群和平影展
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