A Taiwanese college boy unexpectedly travels 100 years back in time through a famous painting, "South Street Festival". He goes back to the 1920s when Taiwan was under Japanese rule. He is stuck there, panics, and wants to return to 2014 but soon changes his mind, and not just because of the prettiest geisha girl in town. Edit Translation
- English
- 中文(台灣)
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Native Title: 大稻埕
- Also Known As: Da Dao Cheng
- Director: Nelson Yeh
- Genres: Comedy, Romance, Drama, Supernatural
Cast & Credits
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![Sonia Sui in Twa Tiu Tiann Taiwanese Movie (2014)]( "Sonia Sui in Twa Tiu Tiann Taiwanese Movie (2014)")
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![Chris Wang in Twa Tiu Tiann Taiwanese Movie (2014)]( "Chris Wang in Twa Tiu Tiann Taiwanese Movie (2014)")
Chris WangJackMain Role -
![Jian Man Shu in Twa Tiu Tiann Taiwanese Movie (2014)]( "Jian Man Shu in Twa Tiu Tiann Taiwanese Movie (2014)")
Jian Man ShuRoseMain Role -
![Ke Liang Chu in Twa Tiu Tiann Taiwanese Movie (2014)]( "Ke Liang Chu in Twa Tiu Tiann Taiwanese Movie (2014)")
Ke Liang ChuProfessor P / Master PigMain Role -
![Wu Pong Fong in Twa Tiu Tiann Taiwanese Movie (2014)]( "Wu Pong Fong in Twa Tiu Tiann Taiwanese Movie (2014)")
Wu Pong FongWeng Zai DuSupport Role -
![Candy Yang in Twa Tiu Tiann Taiwanese Movie (2014)]( "Candy Yang in Twa Tiu Tiann Taiwanese Movie (2014)")
Candy YangSis A LaiSupport Role
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Reviews
You will find comedy, romance but also some tragic and historical part.
In terms of fantasy, the time travel effect is reach in this movie but don't excpect something awesome on this side. There is a lot of inchoherence.
But the strengh of this movie is more on the overall part.
At first I was just excpected a lovey-funny movie but then I was transported in ancient Taiwan. It was historical at some point but not to much, which I very appreciate.
Plus, I cried a lot from the half of the movie till the very end. Mrs Ginger part is very beautiful and touching.
I could advice this movie for many reason but just the great alchemy between Chris Wang (Jack) and Jian Man Shu (Rose) is one of the best answer.
Entertaining, refreshing, touching and enlightening !
PS: The end isn't bad, and that's great for a Taiwanese movie
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