This screening will be followed by a pre-recorded Q&amp;A with&nbsp;director Tsai Tsung-lung.

Nguyen Quoc Phi was a young Vietnamese man who came to Taiwan with dreams of a better life but was accused of car theft and shot dead by the police under questionable circumstances. This investigative documentary features never-before-seen body-cam footage and in-depth interviews, shedding light on the harsh reality of the migrant worker system between Southeast Asia and Taiwan. It exposes the discrimination and inequality faced by migrant workers who are brought to Taiwan to work in low-wage jobs, challenges viewers to question systemic injustices, and amplifies the voices of often-silenced migrant workers.&nbsp;

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And Miles to Go Before I Sleep

A Vietnamese migrant worker was violently killed by a young Taiwanese policeman during a confrontation. Through never-before-seen footage and in-depth interviews, this investigative documentary reveals the heart-wrenching and complex realities that migrant workers are facing between Southeast Asia and Taiwan.

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