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Posterity and Perplexity

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Posterity and Perplexity

Posterity and Perplexity

(Bi yun tian)

by Lee Hsing

Taiwan

 

Posterity and Perplexity

Director: Lee Hsing

Script: Chang Yung-hsiang

Cinematographer: Yang Hung

Editor: Chen Hung-min

Sound: Wang Yung-fang

Music: Chuang Nu

Cast: Chang Bo-lin, Chang Ping-yu, Chang Sylvia, Chang Yue-yun, Chen Lan-li, Chen Ying Fung

Production: Ma Ru-cheng

Year: 1976

Beta SP, Colour, 110 min, 
OV Mandarin with English Subtitles
French Electronic Subtitles

Unreleased

With kind support of the Taipei Representative Office in France and & GIO

When Hao-tian comes back from the United States, he finds Yi-yun, his friend Tian-han’s young sister with whom he has always been in love. Supply teacher Yi-yun, is particularly interested in Bi-han, one of her pupils living in the slums who is maltreated by her mother-in-law. After their wedding, the couple stays with Tian-han’s parents. One day, the couple saves Bi-han and they decide that she will live with them. Bi-han works as Hao-tian’s secretary. However, after six months of married life Yi-yun is still not pregnant. Analyses reveal she is sterile. The mother-in-law insists to have a grand-son from her own flesh and blood; hence the solution found is that Bi-han will carry her grand-son. A strange and painful love triangle starts in the house.

 

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