Made in Taiwan 2026｜Taiwanese Cinema season at The Garden Cinema

London’s The Garden Cinema presents the fourth edition of its annual season dedicated to Taiwanese cinema, Made in Taiwan, supported by Taiwan’s Ministry of Culture. The programme brings together a rich selection of classic and contemporary films, celebrating the diversity of Taiwanese filmmaking.

This year’s special focus is on master cinematographer Mark Lee Ping-bing, who joins audiences in London for seven films spanning his remarkable five-decade career. Highlights include Hou Hsiao-hsien’s Flowers of Shanghai, The Assassin and Millennium Mambo, alongside the UK premiere of the newly restored The Dull Ice Flower. Lee will also lead a free masterclass at King’s College London, exploring his distinctive approach to cinematography and visual storytelling.

The season also features Wang Toon’s ‘Modern Taiwan Trilogy’, Huang Ya-li’s Le Moulin, Chen Kuo-fu’s Double Vision, the restored Dangerous Youth, the beloved animation Grandma and Her Ghosts, as well as classics by Edward Yang, Tsai Ming-liang and King Hu.

From cinematography and historical memory to genre cinema and animation, Made in Taiwan programme offers audiences an opportunity to rediscover the richness and diversity of Taiwanese cinema.

For more detail of the screenings please visit:

https://www.thegardencinema.co.uk/season/made-in-taiwan/

Date: 24 Oct - 6 Dec

Venue: The Garden Cinema 39-41 Parker Street London WC2B 5PQ