Director Cheng Wen-tang talks about Ah-Yu's plight in "Blue Cha Cha", delving deeper into how he chose to portray her story and the circumstances that landed her in jail. He examines the differing views of women and men on the topics of sex and love, and notes how the use of traditional Taiwanese puppet theater in the film acts as a reflection of the characters' lives.

"Blue Cha Cha" is airing as part of "Made in Taiwan", a new Link TV series of films and documentaries that explore the social and environmental issues facing the island. To learn more and to watch online, please visit linktv.org/madeintaiwan.

Director Cheng Wen-tang talks about Ah-Yu's plight in "Blue Cha Cha", delving deeper into how he chose to portray her story and the circumstances that landed her in jail. He examines the differing views of women and men on the topics of sex and love, and notes how the use of traditional Taiwanese puppet theater in the film acts as a reflection of the characters' lives.

"Blue Cha Cha" is airing as part of "Made in Taiwan", a new Link TV series of films and documentaries that explore the social and environmental issues facing the island. To learn more and to watch online, please visit linktv.org/madeintaiwan.