
Invisible Nation makes case for ending Taiwan’s isolation and recognizing its democratic identity
Invisible Nation director Vanessa Hope will participate in a Q&A after an August 27 screening at International Village Cinemas.

Invisible Nation director Vanessa Hope will participate in a Q&A after an August 27 screening at International Village Cinemas.

在蔡英文当选台湾首位女总统的那一刻,美国电影制作人葛静文 (Vanessa Hope) 知道自己正在见证历史。2016年,蔡英文竞选总部胜选之夜,一幅大型电子看板用英文打出三个大字——“We Are Taiwanese.(我们是台湾人。)”

在蔡英文當選台灣首位女總統的那一刻,美國電影製作人葛靜文 (Vanessa Hope) 知道自己正在見證歷史。2016年,蔡英文競選總部勝選之夜,一幅大型電子看板用英文打出三個大字——“We Are Taiwanese.(我們是台灣人。)”

Tsai granted filmmaker Vanessa Hope unprecedented access, enabling her to show how the president was able to tap into national aspirations.

In his inaugural address, President Lai Ching-te says that he wants to help Taiwan become the MVP of the democratic world.





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