96 Minutes directed by Hung Tzu-hsuan opened the Taipei Film Festival which is taking place from June 20 until July 1, 2025.

96 Minutes by Hung Tzu-hsuan – Taiwan | 2024 – 117 minutes | World Premiere

Former bomb disposal expert Song Kang-ren and his fiancée, Huang Xin, board a high-speed train that contains a bomb. At the same time, Liu Kai, a well-known physics teacher involved in an affair scandal, boards the same train with explosives in order to win back his wife, Ting-juan, who took the previous high-speed train home in frustration… Can all these incidents be somehow related?

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About the director:
Hung Tzu-hsuan, born in 1991, graduated from Shih Hsin University. His debut feature, “The Scoundrels,” premiered at the 2018 Busan International Film Festival and won awards at the Golden Horse and Taipei Film Awards. Recent works include “Love Punch” and “96 Minutes.”

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