Inspired by the children's book, the film centers on the pursuit of the jeweled numerals stolen off a legendary ancient clock which legend has it gives the possessor the ability to control time.

In this digital age, where narratives are influenced and perceptions molded by ever-expanding online platforms, authentic journalism stands at a pivotal crossroads. NEWS WITHOUT A NEWSROOM serves as an insightful exploration into the transformative trajectory of journalism. With testimonies from esteemed figures such as Leonard Pitts Jr. and Maggie Steber, complemented by expert insights, the film aims to chart the dynamic trajectory of contemporary news reporting.

This documentary explores the disappearance of archival images. The narrator examines their role, evolution, and the challenges threatening their survival. These images, an integral part of our visual culture, reflect both our stereotypes and our history. Today, they fuel artificial intelligence (AI) databases, which generate new images by transforming and integrating those from the past.

After experiencing something so traumatic and immense, she ought to find closure by taking what is rightfully hers - "her sanity".

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Executive Producer: 　　Ryan Yeh 葉誠勳 　　William Lai 賴正棠 　　Producer: 　　Sunny 王陽明 　　E.so Chen 　　Chuck Lee 李令言 　　Director: 　　Mike KD Sun 孫孔棣 　　An 　　Imperial Taels 金銀帝國 　　and 　　MJ Fresh 安捷飛 Production 　　Original Music: 　　Shawn Sung 宋岳庭 　　Sound Mixing: 　　Trout Fresh 土豆 　　Additional Footage: 　　Youtube 　　Youku 　　Fox News 　　東風電視 　　中國好聲音 　　Additional Music: 　　"Burn" by Mobb Deep 　　"I'll be With You" by Tension 　　"Mother Official" by Jack Jutson 　　Special Thanks: 　　原動力音樂 　　MJ116 頑童 　　Wilbur Pan 潘瑋柏 　　Dizzy Dizzo 蔡詩芸 　　Underground Nation 地下國度 　　Howard Mo 老莫 　　Trout Fresh 土豆 　　Barry Chen 　　Renee Chen 　　How We Roll Music 好威龍音樂 　　True Color Music 本色音樂 　　混血兒娛樂 　　玖壹壹 　　UNIF 　　FRAMED 　　Taihu Brewery 台虎精釀 　　The Imperial Taels Team 　　Shawn's Family

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We all live in "relationship”. A short documentary filmed in the village of "Nagataki" in the mountains of Nara. For the first time in 30 years, the voices of children echo through the mountains of this once marginal settlement. As we guided by the children as they run and play, we encounter a village that has changed its shape to preserve, the quiet vitality and work of people who have remained unchanged through the ages. Supervised by Naomi Kawase