"Oscar-Nominated Grandmothers: A Taiwanese Film Journey"
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Two Taiwanese grandmothers, Chang Li hua, 86, and Yi Yan Fuei, 97, have gone from feeling "old and useless" to an Oscar nomination for a short documentary about their close bond and daily lives. Filmed by their grandson, the documentary offers a glimpse into their simple yet full lives, showcasing their resilience and humor. The success of the film has taken the family by surprise, and the grandmothers hope it will inspire younger generations to connect with their grandparents.
Topics:entertainment#documentary#family#human-interest#oscar-nomination#resilience#taiwanese-grandmothers
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