Here is what the page “Taiwan’s Sole Busan Competition Film ‘To Be Ordinary’ Marks Lee Yun Chan’s Return to Featu” contains. Taiwanese director Lee Yun Chan has returned to feature filmmaking after a 20-year hiatus with “To Be Ordinary,” the only Taiwanese film competing at the Busan International Film Festival. Lee, who debuted with 2005’s “The Shoe Fairy” and recently directed the Disney+ series “Women in Taipei,” brings a unique perspective to the festival’s competition lineup. The Mandarin title translates to a phrase suggesting the ordinary or mundane, hinting at the film’s thematic exploration of everyday life.
This return is significant for Taiwan’s film industry, as Lee’s work bridges a gap between her earlier independent cinema roots and mainstream streaming projects. The Busan selection highlights the festival’s commitment to showcasing diverse Asian voices and underscores the growing global interest in Taiwanese storytelling. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.