An ancient story about young couple from different tribes. Araucaria and Azure Jay is a South American legend behalf cooperation between species and environmental balance.

Teenager Jiang Zi is molested at a public toilet in a large city. He turns to his friends for support but to no avail, and his family is also incapable of understanding, leaving Jiang Zi very depressed. Feeling abandoned, he suffers alone in his shame. His only solace comes from watching the television program "Animal World."

Along with Nikté-Ha, a young Mayan girl, we will dive into the heart of the Mayan culture and encounter an extraordinary biodiversity from the Caribbean Sea to the tropical rainforest, home of the majestic jaguar.

Liu Na’ou’s The Man with a Movie Camera is comprised of five episodes, shot in four cities across national boundaries: Tainan, Canton, Shenyang, and Tokyo. It displays impressionistic street spectacle and images of quotidian life, as well as excursions by train and ship, unfolding as a private visual journal and a sort of souvenir, but with refined framing, camera movement, and rhythmic editing. With his own perspective and artistic sensitivity embedded in this film, struggling between being a Japanese colonial subject and a Taiwanese/Chinese litterateur, Liu attempts to transcend geological, national, racial/ethnic, linguistic and medial boundaries, to establish a depoliticized, internationalist, cosmopolitan cinematic utopia, a pure cinema, and a fluid and contested identity.

Bali, who is mistreated by the villagers, saves Mukta from certain death. Soon, his rivalry with a man leads to Mukta's husband's death, after which Bali decides to care for her and her child.