劉 岳 銘
臺灣演員、導演，主演過數十部獨立製片與藝術短片。自幼時常與家人環島旅行，成年後亦獨自單車環島，對這片土地上的人與風景產生很深刻的情感。在澳洲達爾文生活過一年，爾後一個人以背包客的方式行旅於南太平洋島嶼國家斐濟與吉里巴斯聖誕島。在這些獨處漫遊中，逐漸體認自身、臺灣和世界的連結與感動。
其創作主題通常以情慾為核心，環繞著性權、性別認同、性/浪漫傾向、弱勢族群、宗教治療等探討議題，作品中常見手作感與儀式性的表現手法。《今晚我開了第一槍》講述一名身障者被性義工服務的過程及感受；《華江閣樓》探討在國民教育窠臼裡，一名女學生對性別意識的自我覺知；最新作品《大馬哈魚》透過再現臺灣地方志的手法進入一名神祕女子的情慾異想世界，是一部荒誕又溫馨的魔幻寫實電影。
首支短片作品《果醬》獲得了Signes de Nuit國際影展評審團大獎、休士頓國際影展評審團特別獎，其後作品入圍過金穗獎最佳劇情片與南方影展正式競賽片，以及許多國際影展。首部長片劇本《傑生的兩三年》與首部影集劇本《此處無水草》分別入圍了優良電影劇本獎及電視節目劇本創作獎。
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導 演 作 品
2013 果醬 劇情片 | 29分鐘 2014 放生 劇情片 | 12分鐘 2016 今晚我開了第一槍 劇情片 | 18分鐘 2018 華江閣樓 劇情片 | 18分鐘 2023 大馬哈魚 劇情片 | 24分鐘 |
編 劇 作 品
2019 傑生的兩三年 劇情長片 2021 此處無水草 影集 |
Liu Yueh-Ming
A director and actor in Taiwan, he used to act in dozens of independent films and shorts. He often traveled around Taiwan with his family at an early age. In adulthood, he cycled around the island by himself, he was so touched by the people and landscapes of this land. He lived in Darwin, Australia for one year, then he traveled to the countries of the South Pacific: Fiji and Kiritimati of Kiribati. By wandering alone, he gradually realized the relationships between Taiwan, the world, and his inner self.
In Ming's works, for the most part, erotic is the creative core, this topic is explored around gender issues, sexual rights, sexual/romantic orientation, religious healing, and the disadvantaged. Ritual expression and indie craft are common in his shorts. Come to Tonight is about the feelings and process of a disabled being sexually serviced; Huajiang Girls focuses on a female student seeing her own inner gender. His latest short: Dawaimaha, which allows us to peek at the erotic fantasy of a mysterious woman by expressing the representation of local history from Taiwan, is a magical realist film with ridiculous and warm.
His first short film Jam won the Grand Prize of Signes de Nuit International Film Festival and the Special Jury Prize of Houston International Film Festival. Other shorts were selected for the best narrative film of the Golden Harvest Award and in the competition of the South Taiwan Film Festival. His first feature screenplay A Thousand Days of Millennials was selected for the Excellent Screenplay Award in Taiwan; his first TV series screenplay Mystery of The Water Grass was selected for the TV Screenwriting Award.
A director and actor in Taiwan, he used to act in dozens of independent films and shorts. He often traveled around Taiwan with his family at an early age. In adulthood, he cycled around the island by himself, he was so touched by the people and landscapes of this land. He lived in Darwin, Australia for one year, then he traveled to the countries of the South Pacific: Fiji and Kiritimati of Kiribati. By wandering alone, he gradually realized the relationships between Taiwan, the world, and his inner self.
In Ming's works, for the most part, erotic is the creative core, this topic is explored around gender issues, sexual rights, sexual/romantic orientation, religious healing, and the disadvantaged. Ritual expression and indie craft are common in his shorts. Come to Tonight is about the feelings and process of a disabled being sexually serviced; Huajiang Girls focuses on a female student seeing her own inner gender. His latest short: Dawaimaha, which allows us to peek at the erotic fantasy of a mysterious woman by expressing the representation of local history from Taiwan, is a magical realist film with ridiculous and warm.
His first short film Jam won the Grand Prize of Signes de Nuit International Film Festival and the Special Jury Prize of Houston International Film Festival. Other shorts were selected for the best narrative film of the Golden Harvest Award and in the competition of the South Taiwan Film Festival. His first feature screenplay A Thousand Days of Millennials was selected for the Excellent Screenplay Award in Taiwan; his first TV series screenplay Mystery of The Water Grass was selected for the TV Screenwriting Award.
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DIRECTOR WORKS
2013 Jam fiction | 29' 2014 Release fiction | 12' 2016 Come to Tonight fiction | 18' 2018 Huajiang Girls fiction | 18' 2023 Dawaimaha fiction | 24' |
SCREENWRITER WORKS
2019 A Thousand Days of Millennials feature 2021 Mystery of The Water Grass TV Series |
