
HUANG Yin-yu Director / Producer
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Huang Yin-yu was born in Taitung, Taiwan, and now lives in Okinawa. He received his BA in Radio & Television from National Chengchi University, and MA in Film Major of Tokyo Zokei University.
He began documentary filmmaking in 2010 and since then has completed several short-form documentaries, including “Temperature at Nights” (2013) which is selected in the international competition of Visions du Réel; and “YAMAMORI” (2014), a part of an omnibus project produced by Naomi Kawase for Nara International Film Festival.
He founded Moolin Films, Ltd. (Taiwan) in 2015, later Moolin Production, Co., Ltd. (Japan) in 2019. Based in both Okinawa and Taipei, he produces documentaries and participates international film projects. His first feature film, “After Spring, the Tamaki Family…” (2016) was theatrical released in Taiwan and Japan; and was selected in Taipei Film Festival, DMZ Docs, Hawaii International Film Festival and other festivals. The latest film “Green Jail” (2021) was selected in the “Doc Station” of Berlinale Talents 2015, and received the grand prize of “Pitching du Réel” in 2015 of Visions du Réel. The film will be theatrical released in Japan and Taiwan in 2021.
Now Huang works as not only a director, but also a producer, coordinator, and festival director. He is one of the “Emerging Producers 2020” of Jihlava International Documentary Film Festival as Taiwanese representative. Since 2020, he started to distribute foreign documentaries in Japan. He’s also the director of programing of “Cinema at Sea- Ishigaki Island International Film Festival” in Okinawa.
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Director
Two Sides of World (documentary, 2023), Director, Producer. (In production)
Green Grass, Pale Fire (fiction short, 21 mins, 2021), Director, Producer, Editor.
Green Jail (documentary, 101 mins, 2021), Director, Producer, Editor.
After Spring, the Tamaki Family…(documentary, 96/131 mins, 2016), Director, Producer, Editor.
YAMAMORI (documentary, 30 mins, 2014), Director, DOP, Editor.
Temperature at Nights (documentary, 55 mins, 2013), Director, DOP, Editor.
Wuguwang N. St. to Taipei (documentary, 41 mins, 2010), Director, DOP, Editor.
Collective Diseases: We Born for That (experimental short, 15 mins, 2008), Director, DOP, Editor.
Expansion (fiction short, 16 mins, 2006), Director, DOP, Editor.Producer
Two Sides of World (documentary, 2023), Director, Producer. (In production)
Black Cattle (fiction film, 2022, dir. Tetsuichiro Tsuta), Co-producer. (In production)
A World Imagined (documentary, 2022, dir. Marcos Guillermo Rodríguez), Co-producer. (In production)
Close to the Bone (documentary, 2022, dir. Katsuya Okuma), Producer. (In production)
The Moon Represnets my Heart (documentary, 100 mins, 2021, dir. Juan Martín Hsu), Co-producer.
Green Grass, Pale Fire (fiction short, 21 mins, 2021), Director, Producer, Editor.
Green Jail (documentary, 101 mins, 2021), Director, Producer, Editor.
After Spring, the Tamaki Family… (documentary, 96/131 mins, 2016), Director, Producer, Editor. -
Film review and articles wrote by director Huang Yin-yu were published in “Cultural Studies Quarterly” (Cultural Studies Association, Taiwan), “Fa Film Appreciation Journal” (Taiwan Film Institute) from 2008-2012. He also wrote introduction film reviews/catalog for “Youth Literary” and Taipei Film Festival from 2008-2009. His essay about the images and photography around Mishima Yukio has been included in the book “RAY SIGHT: Body, Gender, Photograpy” (Shanghai: Ray Art Center,2017).
In 2021, Huang’s first book “Green Jail: the Taiwanese Memories under the coal mine of Iriomote Island, Okinawa” was published in Japan and Taiwan.
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2019|Screenings by “Global Taiwan Institute” in DC. (USA). Monthly Tutor of “Fuzhong 15 Documentary Cinema” (New Taipei City, Taiwan)…
2018|”East Asia in a Global Memory Space” Conference, Waseda University (Tokyo). Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies, Lund University (Sweden)…Other Film Festival Attendance, Talks and Q&A, in this only briefly, not to go into details.

NAKATANI Shungo Cinematographer / Production Manager
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Born in Toyama, Japan. Graduated from Film Major of Tokyo Zokei University, Nakatani Shungo has been collaborated with director Huang Yin-yu since 2014 in documentary filmmaking, and became the cinematographer of his “Wild Mountains over the Sea” trilogy. They worked together in Huang’s 1st and 2nd feature documentary “After Spring, the Tamaki Family…” (2016) and “Green Jail” (2021). He was also the cinematographer of several Japanese indie films which has been selected into domestic festivals for emerging filmmakers such as Pia Film Festival, Image Forum Festival, and Fukuoka Independent Film Festival. In 2019, he becomes the representative of Moolin Production, Co., Ltd., mainly responsible for cameraman and production work, as well as post-production and color-grading field.
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Film
Two Sides of World (documentary, 2023, dir. Huang Yin-yu), Cinematographer, Production Manager. (In production)
Close to the Bone (documentary, 2022, dir. Katsuya Okuma), B Cameraman. (In production)
Green Grass, Pale Fire (fiction short, 21 mins, 2021, dir. Huang Yin-yu), Cinematographer, Production Manager, Colorist.
Green Jail (documentary, 101 mins, 2021, dir. Huang Yin-yu), Cinematographer, Production Manager, Colorist.
OKINAWA SANTOS (documentary, 90 mins, 2020, dir. Yoju Matsubayashi), Colorist.
After Spring, the Tamaki Family… (documentary, 96/131 mins, 2016, dir. Huang Yin-yu), Cinematographer, Production Manager.
Moratorium Cutup (fiction short, 38 mins, 2015, dir. Taro Shibano), Cinematographer.
Shiroi Kamakiri No Su (fiction, 86 mins, 2015, dir. Akira Yamamoto), Cinematographer.
Hikari-Type (fiction short, 36 mins, 2013, dir. Taro Shibano), Cinematographer.Theatre Production
And I Go through you (live performance, 2019, dir. Chikako Yamashiro), Live Cameraman.
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2017|Shooting Report of “After Spring, the Tamaki Family…”, “Japanese Cinematography”, No.215, J.S.C. (Japanese Society of Cinematographers).

So SUGAYA Associate Producer / Promotion Personnel
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Born in 1987 in Hokkaido, Japan. Graduated from University of the Ryukyus, and received MA of the College of Liberal Arts at National Chung Hsing University in Taiwan, So Sugaya focuses on fine art and literary works since college, and received awards for poems in Okinawa. He also worked in the mini theater “Sakurazaka Theater” in Okinawa. After few years living in Taiwan, he joined Moolin Production in Okinawa since 2019. He’s also in the executive committee of “Barrak Art Book Fair” and “Cinema at Sea- Ishigaki Island International Film Festival”.
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Two Sides of World (documentary, 2023, dir. Huang Yin-yu), Associate Producer, Line Producer. (In production)
Close to the Bone (documentary, 2022, dir. Katsuya Okuma), Associate Producer. (In production)
Green Grass, Pale Fire (fiction short, 21 mins, 2021, dir. Huang Yin-yu), Line Producer.
Green Jail (documentary, 101 mins, 2021, dir. Huang Yin-yu), Associate Producer, Line Producer.

Yvonne Fu Producer
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Narrative film and documentary producer. In addition to production managing documentary content for international networks, Yvonne also worked as a line producer and on-site translator for an intercontinental documentary project. Currently focusing on film development and production fundraising. After living in Europe, America, and Beijing for several years, she’s now temporarily residing in Taiwan.
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Film/ Drama
Black Cattle (fiction film, 2022, dir. Tetsuichiro Tsuta), Associate Producer. (In production)
The Moon Represnets my Heart (documentary, 100 mins, 2021, dir. Juan Martín Hsu), Associate Producer.
Green Jail (documentary, 101 mins, 2021), Associate Producer.
Flash of Light (TV drama, 90 mins, 2017, dir. Tseng Chi-wei), Post-producer.
One Journey, One Mission (documentary, 90 mins, 2015, dir. Lin Cheng-Sheng), Line Producer.
Taipei Factory (omnibus film, 73 mins, 2013, dir. Alireza Khatami, Chang Jung-chi, Midi Z, Joana Preiss, Shen Ko-Shang, Luis Cifuentes, Jéro Yun, Singing Chen.), Project Coordinator.
Twinkle Twinkle Little Stars (documentary, 136 mins, 2010, dir. Lin Cheng-Sheng), Production Manager.TV Documentary
As Production Manager
Secrets of the Ocean Tribes (3 episodes) (National Geographic Channel (“NGC”) ,2020)
Tracing Heritage (Ji Zhu Xiang Cho) (2 episodes) (NGC & CCTV, China, 2019)
Nazi World War Weird (6 episodes) (NGC, 2016)
Taiwan: Tropic of Extremes (NGC Taiwan, 2016)
Japan: Designed for Recovery: Full version (DCI Japan, 2016)
Taiwan Revealed: Medical Elite (DCI Taiwan, 2016)
Man Made Marvels: China’s Smart Office (Discovery Channel Asia (“DCI”), 2015)
Special Forces: Taiwan Marine Recon (History Channel, 2014)and others

Mon Cher Ho Assistant Director / Editor
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Born in Taipei, Taiwan. Graduated from National Chengchi University, Mon Cher Ho is an independent filmmaker dedicated to filming in theater, dance theatre and documentary field with his strong interest in filmmaking. He learned film editing from Bowen Chen, one of the famous editors worked with Edward Yang, and has been collaborated with director Huang Yin-yu since university. His dance short film “Chasser” (2017) was selected in Bucharest International Dance Film Festival. In “Green Jail” (2021), he worked as editor and assistant director.
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Green Grass, Pale Fire (fiction short, 21 mins, 2021, dir. Huang Yin-yu), Editor, Assistant director. (In post-production)
Green Jail (documentary, 101 mins, 2021, dir. Huang Yin-yu), Editor, Assistant director.
Chasser (short, 4 mins, 2017), Director, Editor.
After Spring, the Tamaki Family… (documentary, 96/131 mins, 2016, dir. Huang Yin-yu), Assistant director.
Collective Diseases: We Born for That (experimental short, 15 mins, 2008, dir. Huang Yin-yu), Production Manager.

LIN Wen-chun Assistant Producer
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Born in 1994 in Tainan, Taiwan and now lives in Okinawa. Lin received her B.A. in International Affairs of Wenzao University of Languages ans her M.A. in International & Regional Studies of Niigata Prefecture University. As a descendant with Japanese roots, she wrote about the identity transformation of Wansei, the Taiwan born Japanese in the colonial period as her B.A. thesis. Her M.A. thesis is about the diaspora identity and the social construction of Hikiagesha from Manchuria. She joined Moolin Production in Okinawa since 2020.
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Film
Close to the Bone (documentary, 2022, dir. Katsuya Okuma), Assistant Producer. (In production)
A World Imagined (documentary, 2022, dir. Marcos Guillermo Rodríguez), Line Producer. (In production)
The Moon Represnets my Heart (documentary, 100 mins, 2021, dir. Juan Martín Hsu), Assistant Producer.
Green Jail (documentary, 101 mins, 2021, dir. Huang Yin-yu), Assistant.TV documentary
The War of YUKIKAZE (110 mins, 2021, NHK BS1 Special), Field research in Taiwan