★ 24th Cannes Directors’ Fortnight Closing Film
★ Ranked first on the Taiwan Film and Audiovisual Institute “Fan Wish List of Restorations”
★ The first Taiwanese movie to be produced using the Dolby Stereo system
Dust of Angels is a story of the hesitancy of youth. This saga of two teenagers thrust into the dissipated grandeur of the big city, where they are forced into a bewildering adulthood, crystallizes a sense of dispossession with the backward ways of small-town Taiwan.
Director: Hsu Hsiao-ming
Cast: Jack Kao, Vicky Wei, Yan Chen-guo, Tan Chi-Gang, Chen Sung-yung
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Classification
Group A – Suitable for all ages
Group B – Not suitable for audiences aged under 13
Group C – Not suitable for audiences aged under 18, and restricted for those aged under 13
Group D – Prohibited for audiences aged under 18
Pornography – Prohibited for audiences aged under 18 and subject to the regulation of a specific law (Law no. 10/78/M).
◇ Ticket(s) is not refunded after issued.
 | About the Director Hsu Hsiao-ming graduated from the Film Production Department of Shih Hsin University, where he served as assistant director to directors such as Li Hsing, Chang Pei-cheng, Tam Ka-ming, and Hou Hsiao-Hsien, etc. In 1992, he completed his first feature film, which was selected as the closing film of the Director's Fortnight at the Cannes Film Festival, and then directed Heartbreak Island, Homesick Eyes, etc. Since 1998, he has been the producer of Portrait of Hou Hsiao-Hsien, and as the producer of Beijing Bicycle, Betelnut Beauty, and Blue Gate Crossing, etc. | |