为实行千年商定，七个食物小英雄携带食物世界的珍宝《女娲食谱》，跨越重洋到世界止境交还给女娲。并挫败海盗女王意图消灭世界的阴谋，终于将食谱交还到女娲手中，圆满完成任务。

为实行千年商定，七个食物小英雄携带食物世界的珍宝《女娲食谱》，跨越重洋到世界止境交还给女娲。并挫败海盗女王意图消灭世界的阴谋，终于将食谱交还到女娲手中，圆满完成任务。

为实行千年商定，七个食物小英雄携带食物世界的珍宝《女娲食谱》，跨越重洋到世界止境交还给女娲。并挫败海盗女王意图消灭世界的阴谋，终于将食谱交还到女娲手中，圆满完成任务。

A back-and-forth correspondence between two filmmakers living in Tokyo and Taipei. These video letters began during the COVID-19 pandemic, when it was difficult for them to meet in person, and continued until 2024. The letters follow a simple rule: each reply must quote a sound or image from the previous letter. These quotations become loose threads connecting the letters, yet each one stands alone as a complete, self-contained world.

In the summer of 2021, Johan Chang, who lives in Taipei, and Masa Kudo, who lives in Tokyo, began a video correspondence with the rule that reply by quoting sounds or pictures from the images sent by the other. It was during the period of COVID-19 that two filmmakers couldn’t meet in person. Letters, which have been used as a means of communication since ancient times, with the effect of condensing, deepening, and materializing emotions. The letters sent to each other, evoking the senders’ daily life. The work shown in this screening is part of a two-year video correspondence that has been compiled into a circular work with no beginning and no end. Each letter is a complete small world.

This documentary is about 13 French teenagers who sail a large sailing ship 　　(with the help of two or three adults), following the same course Columbus 　　followed from Spain to the Yucatan Peninsula, with stops at various Caribbean 　　islands. 　　The boys, ages 10 to 15 years, form an integrated group and control all aspects 　　of the expedition, from navigation and maintenance to the filming of the voyage. 　　They also write reports for the press, radio and television and produce their 　　own monthly magazine. Many have been on board for at least a year and have taken 　　part in expeditions in the Mediterranean, the Black Sea, the Red Sea and the 　　Atlantic. Using only 19th century navigation equipment, they explore the 　　volcanoes of the Canary Island, go scuba diving in the Caribbean, walk the rain 　　forests of Venezuela, the jungles of Guatemala and even follow the migration of 　　the humpback whales. Other activities include swimming with dolphins, cave 　　exploring and camping out on the remote Canary Islands.

This documentary is about 13 French teenagers who sail a large sailing ship 　　(with the help of two or three adults), following the same course Columbus 　　followed from Spain to the Yucatan Peninsula, with stops at various Caribbean 　　islands. 　　The boys, ages 10 to 15 years, form an integrated group and control all aspects 　　of the expedition, from navigation and maintenance to the filming of the voyage. 　　They also write reports for the press, radio and television and produce their 　　own monthly magazine. Many have been on board for at least a year and have taken 　　part in expeditions in the Mediterranean, the Black Sea, the Red Sea and the 　　Atlantic. Using only 19th century navigation equipment, they explore the 　　volcanoes of the Canary Island, go scuba diving in the Caribbean, walk the rain 　　forests of Venezuela, the jungles of Guatemala and even follow the migration of 　　the humpback whales. Other activities include swimming with dolphins, cave 　　exploring and camping out on the remote Canary Islands.