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Unnamed is a narrative short film written, directed, and starred by Te-Gao Hong.

It is a comedy about sexuality among the young generation after

the legalization of same-sex marriage in Taiwan.

The film had its world premiere at the TaipeiGolden Horse Film Festival, and

selected by Frameline- San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival.

A girl called Ya-Ting (which means gracious and beautiful) wants her name changed,

because she considers it too feminine. She goes to her gay best friend, Jia-Hao for help.

Her visit interrupts Jia-Hao's hook-up with a white guy.

In return, Hao exposes Ya-Ting's past lesbian tendencies to her father. These two young,

searching souls argue again on the rooftop, debating on self-identity and love.

Director: Te-Gao Hong, Chang Chun-Yu Screenwriter: Te-Gao Hong, Chang Chun-Yu Producer: Wang Yan Ping Cinematographer: Owen Chiu Production Design: Zhichen Editor: Owen Chiu Sound: Tsai Chia Ying Illustrator: Zhichen Cast: Te-Gao Hong, Chang Chun-Yu

A young man and woman sitting on the floor in a train station or waiting area. The young man is wearing a patterned shirt and is looking at a piece of paper, while the young woman is wearing an orange and white jacket and is reading or examining a piece of paper. There are vending machines and posters on the wall behind them.

Hand-drawn illustration of nature and outdoor scene, including mountains, trees, sun, clouds, and children playing.