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PRE-ORDER: Available 12/8/2009
Director: Monika Treut
Languages: German
Run Time: 89 (min)
Year Produced: 2009
Rating: NR
Title Description

A film by Monika Treut (Female Misbehavior, Seduction: The Cruel Woman)

 

Monika Treut, the noted director of provocative films such as Seduction: The Cruel Woman, Female Misbehavior and Gendernauts, returns with a mysterious love story set in Taiwan and Germany.

 

In GHOSTED, German artist Sophie is trying to come to terms with the unsolved murder of her Taiwanese lover Ai-Ling. After a run-in with the seductive Mei-Li, a journalist investigating Ai-Ling’s death, Sophie flees back to Germany. But when Mei-Li turns up on her Hamburg doorstep, the mystery deepens.

 

INCLUDES BONUS FILM Monika Treut’s documentary Tiger Women Grow Wings looks at three Taiwanese women from different generations (famed opera singer Hsieh Yue-hsia; award-winning novelist Li Ang; and filmmaker Chen Ying-rong) against the backdrop of the radical changes taking place in modern-day Taiwan.

 

DVD Features:
  • Bonus 56 min. Film: Tiger Women Grow Wings
  • Mandarin & German w/Eng. subtitles
Reviews and Quotes

  • “Thoughtful storytelling and a refreshingly matter-of-fact view of lesbian relationships.”
    -
    THE NEW YORK TIMES
  • “A romantic, lush mystery. Close in spirit to Aimee & Jaguar.” - BOX OFFICE MAGAZINE
  • “Intriguing, oddly fascinating... Touches of Nicholas Roeg's Don't Look Now.” - FILM COMMENT
  • “An erotically charged, culture-clash thriller.” - IFC.COM
  • “Supernatural overtones made all the more worthwhile by spectacular Taipei locales and its celebration of Chinese culture.” - NEWSBLAZE