

A Better Place
留學生
Synopsis
Ching-Chun, Nguyễn and Mei are both international students from Vietnam to Taiwan; however the reality is so different from what was anticipated. There seems to be no differentiation between international students and migrant helpers. Determined to have a different path, Ching-Chun, Nguyễn tries to transfer schools in hopes of a better opportunity and future; nonetheless, all in vain.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ben Oui
- Screenplay & Story
- Ben Oui
- Original Title
- 留學生
- Country of Origin
- Taiwan, Malaysia
- Spoken Languages
- Mandarin, Vietnamese
- Runtime
- 28m
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ben Oui
Ben Oui
Lee Yi-shan, Yu Pei-Hua, Lin Tse
Department Leadership Roster
Ben Oui
Director
Lee Yi-shan
Producer
Ben Oui
Writer
Lin Tse
Producer
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Frequently Asked Questions About A Better Place
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What is A Better Place about?
Ching-Chun, Nguyễn and Mei are both international students from Vietnam to Taiwan; however the reality is so different from what was anticipated. There seems to be no differentiation between international students and migrant helpers. Determined to have a different path, Ching-Chun, Nguyễn tries to transfer schools in hopes of a better opportunity and future; nonetheless, all in vain.
Who directed A Better Place?
A Better Place was directed by Ben Oui.
Who stars in A Better Place?
The principal cast of A Better Place includes Duong Phu-Giang, Kristen Chau, Shu Wei-chieh, Lee Ming-che, Hsu Tzu-shun.
When was A Better Place released and how long is it?
A Better Place was released in 2025 with a total runtime of 28m.




















