FEATURE/Years after death of migrant worker, filmmaker dissects Taiwan's policing, racial discrimination
02/21/2023 12:20 PM
"What killed Nguyen Quoc Phi wasn't merely those nine shots," Taiwanese filmmaker Tsai Tsung-lung (蔡崇隆) told a charity screening of his latest documentary, "And Miles to Go Before I Sleep" (Chinese title: 九槍, literally "nine shots").
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