Lāu Tsa-Pôo (Before We Say Goodbye) (2026)
Two 60-ish Taiwanese men share ambiguous closeness, built on ritual and obscurity in an old local bathhouse. Amidst a near-death accident, the body offers a final confession, revealing a lifetime of repressed desire that surfaces only when time runs out.
Director: Jyun Lai
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Joseph Hsia as Ong |
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King Jieh-wen as Khoo |
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Cheng Chih-wei as Idiot |
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Lu Man-yin as Aunt |
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Kurt Hsiao as Plop Boy |
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Chiang Yun-yi as Bathhouse Patron |
| Directing | Jyun Lai | Director |
| Writing | Wu Jing-shuang | Writer |
| Writing | David Lim | Writer |
| Writing | Jyun Lai | Writer |
| Production | Leslie Chuang | Casting Director |
| Lighting | Zig Tsai | Gaffer |
| Camera | Ian Ku | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Li Po-yao | Sound Mixer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Yang Yi-chun | Costume Designer |
| Art | Cohen-Kai Liao | Production Design |
| Editing | Feng Chun-leng | Colorist |
| Directing | Wu Jing-shuang | Script Supervisor |
| Sound | King Jieh-wen | Theme Song Performance |
| Sound | Su Jean-han | Foley Recordist |
| Sound | Sidney Hu | Sound Designer |
| Sound | Sidney Hu | Dialogue Editor |
| Sound | Sidney Hu | Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
