A Conversation with God
- Original title
- Fish, Underground (A Conversation With God)
- Year
- 2001
- Running time
- 30 min.
- Country
- Taiwan
- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
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Documentary
- Cinematography
- Producer
- Genre
- Documentary | Half-length Film
- Synopsis
- The original subject intended for this film was a spiritual medium who was unbelievably accurate. Tsai Ming-liang jumped on his 50cc motorbike, equipped with a DV camera ready to shoot her, to see whether the god would speak to his camera. But on the way, he was caught in a traffic jam of people gathered at another god’s festival. A man in a trance, flashy karaoke girls on stage, a power black-out. During his diversion, the camera discovers fish and underground passages. [Tsai Ming-liang] “I decided to use the most basic and simple way of filming. This changed the way I saw things. Filming the underground passage, I didn’t consider it to be filming but rather using the camera as my eyes.”
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