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Animation, Short, Student, Other, Action, Cities, Work, Family, Children, Mental Health, Affection

Taiwan

2025

Runtime, min

5

In the fast-paced rhythm of the city, a food delivery rider tirelessly races through day and night for work—unknowingly missing out on precious moments with his father. One day, he takes off into the sky in his self-modified flying delivery bike, only to spark a thrilling chase across the urban skyline. As he’s pursued by the police, the high-speed pursuit becomes more than just a race—it becomes a journey of reflection, as he searches for balance in life and rediscovers the value of connection and emotion.
Yi-Ping Lee, Kun-Hung Tsai

Directors:

Yi-Ping Lee, Kun-Hung Tsai

Yi-Ping Lee, Kun-Hung Tsai

Directors:

Yi-Ping Lee, Kun-Hung Tsai

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REVIEWS:

It didn't really hook me, high-speed police chase felt a bit too overwhelming for the emotional message it was trying to deliver.

Olga Smirnova

Such a thrilling chase! For a student animated film, the urban skyline looks fantastic and the pacing is extremely dynamic.

Santos Ana

What ?

Live Screenings Attendee

trippy

Live Screenings Attendee

The story itself is just... makes no sense

Live Screenings Attendee

Why is there a Flying fight Scene + Wedding ???

Live Screenings Attendee

ღრმად დავაფასე ამ მოკლემეტრაჟიანი ფილმის ემოციური ბირთვი.

Tornike Kapanadze

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