光影旅人：在旅巷看見臺灣

你知道嗎？

這次旅巷自在輕旅的電影放映，特別與 「臺灣電影工具箱」 合作！
這是由 國家電影及視聽文化中心（TFAI） 推出的計畫，致力於推廣臺灣經典電影，讓更多人能在不同場域、不同氛圍中，透過大銀幕重新認識臺灣影像。

本次放映作品——《地獄新娘》（1965）
這是一部臺灣早期黑白電影，結合驚悚、倫理與民俗色彩的故事，充滿六〇年代臺灣電影的獨特氛圍。適逢中元節，透過這部作品，我們希望讓觀眾感受到那個時代的影像魅力，也呼應「好兄弟」文化中的生命想像。

為什麼是「臺灣電影工具箱」？
提供館藏影片放映授權
推廣臺灣電影文化與修復成果
讓更多國內外觀眾，有機會透過不同空間認識臺灣影像

關於 國家電影及視聽文化中心（TFAI）
TFAI 不只是臺灣的「電影博物館」，它同時保存、修復與推廣臺灣影像文化資產：

• 擁有超過十萬件以上的珍貴影片與影音典藏，從早期臺語片、紀錄片到當代電影。

• 進行「數位修復計畫」，讓經典老片能以更清晰的畫質重現銀幕。

• 定期舉辦主題影展、展覽與講座，邀請觀眾走入影像的時光隧道。

• 亦設有資料庫與線上平臺，方便影迷、研究者與旅人隨時探索。

如果你喜歡這樣的經典電影放映，也非常推薦你在旅行時安排一趟 TFAI 的參訪（地點位於新北新莊），或上網瀏覽他們的典藏與活動資訊，一起支持臺灣影像文化的保存與傳承！

更多資訊｜https://tfai.openmuseum.tw/

Cine-Travelers: Discovering Taiwan at Loosha Hostel

Special Screening｜Hell Bride (1965)

Did you know?
This special screening at Loosha Hostel is held in collaboration with the Taiwan Cinema Toolkit, a program launched by the Taiwan Film and Audiovisual Institute (TFAI). The initiative is dedicated to promoting Taiwan’s classic films, bringing them into new spaces and contexts so that audiences can rediscover Taiwan’s cinematic heritage on the big screen.

Feature Film — The Bride Who Has Returned from Hell(1965)
An early Taiwanese black-and-white film, The bride who has returned from hell blends thriller, morality, and folk elements, encapsulating the unique atmosphere of 1960s Taiwanese cinema. In celebration of the Ghost Festival, this screening invites viewers to experience the spirit of that era and reflect on Taiwan’s cultural imagination of life and the afterlife.

Why the Taiwan Cinema Toolkit?
Authorized screenings from TFAI’s collections
Promotion of Taiwan’s film culture and restoration achievements
Opportunities for both local and international audiences to engage with Taiwanese cinema

About the Taiwan Film and Audiovisual Institute (TFAI)
TFAI is more than just Taiwan’s “film museum.” It preserves, restores, and promotes the nation’s audiovisual heritage:

• Over 100,000 items in its archives, including early Taiwanese-language films, documentaries, and contemporary cinema.

• A “Digital Restoration Project” that brings classic films back to life in enhanced quality.

• Regular themed festivals, exhibitions, and talks that invite audiences to journey through Taiwan’s cinematic history.

• Online databases and resources for cinephiles, researchers, and travelers to explore anytime.

If you love this kind of classic film experience, we highly recommend visiting TFAI in New Taipei City or exploring their online collections and events. Join us in supporting the preservation and celebration of Taiwan’s cinematic heritage!