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Opis oryginalny: chiński
Following the widespread praise for Bei yi wang de shi guang (2010), another film was made in 2012 to spread awareness and understanding of senile dementia and the plight of the elderly. Again produced for the Taiwan Catholic Foundation of Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementia, When Yesterday Comes is an omnibus of four shorts by emerging filmmakers Wi Ding Ho (Pinoy Sunday (2009)), Ko-shang Shen (Zhu li ye (2010)), Hsiu-Chiung Chiang (Cheng zhe guang ying lu xing (2009)), and Singing Chen (Yi xi zhi di (2009)). Well-known Taiwan actors like Chen Chang, Sonia Sui, Amber Kuo, Lieh Lee, Huan-Ru Ke, Chiang Ting, and veterans Pao-Ming Ku and Ai-Chen Tan spared their time to appear in the meaningful feature. In Hsiu-Chiung Chiang's "Healing", Chen Chang takes to the streets to look for his grandfather who has wandered off, and unexpectedly runs into a past lover (Sonia Sui). Wi Ding Ho's "Wake Up in a Strange Bed" looks at the world from the perspective of an Alzheimer's patient (Chiang
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Pełna obsada
- Shang-Jie Kuo jako (segment "Power On")
- Yu-Chuan Kuo jako Qiu-Qiu (segment "Healing")
- Lieh Lee jako (segment "Power On")
- Chin-Ho Lin jako Old Man in the park (segment "I Wake Up in A Strange Bed")
- Chi-Chin Ma jako Chang Yu-fang (segment "I Wake Up in A Strange Bed")
- Solya Mojank jako Maid (segment "I Wake Up in A Strange Bed")