Eight Tai-gi films featured in annual human rights program

The National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall will screen eight Tai-gi (also known as Taiwanese, Taiwanese Hokkien or Hoklo) films as part of its annual human rights program, which also aims to promote the language, with free admission, the memorial hall’s management said yesterday.The series is the second of its kind, following its debut last year after the renovated auditorium reopened in August 2025.The eight films explore different aspects of human rights and equality and will be screened from Aug. 16 to Sept. 4. The memorial hall said six screenings will feature introductions before the films, followed by discussions with the directors. A poster promoting the screening of eight films in Tai-gi, or Taiwanese, at the National Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall is pictured in an undated photogra