紀錄與重訪、敘事與重建，以影像叩問歷史與記憶的可信及不可信。從台灣到東南亞，本單元再將觸手延伸至1947年分治後的印度及巴基斯坦，探問國家認同、宗教社群、種姓階級與國際政治帶來的分裂與巨變。同一時代背景下，殖民與壓迫、意識形態的拉扯、這些亞洲的共同大歷史，隨記憶的魂魄散落、蔓延，是錯置、是缺失、或遙相呼應？

 

Every edition of NNFF includes the "History Re/Vision" series, in which we present films that highlight forgotten or overlooked historical and political events. This year's series continues to focus on Southeast Asia, and extends to the Indian subcontinent this year, with the screening of  "A Thin Wall." This film looks back at the 1947 partition of India and Pakistan and the historical scars that linger today, affecting national identity, religion, and class. Then we return to Hakka identity in the context of social and political movements across Asia, with a documentary on Lu Ho-jo, a Taiwanese writer and social activist of Hakka descent who lived during the time of the Japanese occupation.