三位电影社团的成员临时起意跟前辈借了车子，前往位于内藏山的偏僻村庄进行电影场景之旅。一行人在山中徘徊，途中目击一场可怕的交通事故，他们捡走了掉落现场的汽车导航，并听从汽车导航亲切指示继续前进，但抵达的地点却不是当初料想的目的地，这令他们感到相当惊慌。三人决定稍事休息，便在森林中的草地以石头为烤盘来烤肉当晚餐，没想到当成烤盘的石头，竟是一块倒塌的墓碑。三人被吓得魂飞魄散，立即跳上车离开现场，却在驶离山中时突然撞上衝到路中央的人，悲剧于是展开…

三位电影社团的成员临时起意跟前辈借了车子，前往位于内藏山的偏僻村庄进行电影场景之旅。一行人在山中徘徊，途中目击一场可怕的交通事故，他们捡走了掉落现场的汽车导航，并听从汽车导航亲切指示继续前进，但抵达的地点却不是当初料想的目的地，这令他们感到相当惊慌。三人决定稍事休息，便在森林中的草地以石头为烤盘来烤肉当晚餐，没想到当成烤盘的石头，竟是一块倒塌的墓碑。三人被吓得魂飞魄散，立即跳上车离开现场，却在驶离山中时突然撞上衝到路中央的人，悲剧于是展开…

暑假期间，Nahuel去好友家渡假，他们饮酒作乐，躺在草地上嬉戏，一起游戏，一种异样的情愫在两人心中突长，但没有人敢迈出第一步。

暑假期间，Nahuel去好友家渡假，他们饮酒作乐，躺在草地上嬉戏，一起游戏，一种异样的情愫在两人心中突长，但没有人敢迈出第一步。

A fascinating look into the lives and thoughts of seven queer pan-Asian Canadians as they look back on a 1984 documentary in which they featured. How have they changed? And how has the world around them evolved and changed? 　　In 1984, Richard Fung released his seminal first documentary Orientations: Lesbian and Gay Asians. Featuring 14 women and men in Toronto of South, East and Southeast Asian backgrounds, Orientations was the first documentary to explore the experiences and perspectives of queer Asians in North America. Capturing pivotal moments in Toronto’s history, it presents an intimate portrait of the texture of gay live and politics at that time. Re:Orientations revisits seven of the original participants as they see anew the footage of their younger selves, and reflect on their lives and all that has changed over the intervening three decades. Their interviews are deepened and contextualized by conversations with six younger queer and trans activists, scholars and artists.

A fascinating look into the lives and thoughts of seven queer pan-Asian Canadians as they look back on a 1984 documentary in which they featured. How have they changed? And how has the world around them evolved and changed? 　　In 1984, Richard Fung released his seminal first documentary Orientations: Lesbian and Gay Asians. Featuring 14 women and men in Toronto of South, East and Southeast Asian backgrounds, Orientations was the first documentary to explore the experiences and perspectives of queer Asians in North America. Capturing pivotal moments in Toronto’s history, it presents an intimate portrait of the texture of gay live and politics at that time. Re:Orientations revisits seven of the original participants as they see anew the footage of their younger selves, and reflect on their lives and all that has changed over the intervening three decades. Their interviews are deepened and contextualized by conversations with six younger queer and trans activists, scholars and artists.