BURNING BLOSSOMS

A high-stakes love story born under surveillance—where romance, betrayal, and authoritarian power collide—connecting the shared histories of Taiwan and Japan and offering a bold new vision for a Taiwan–Japan co-production.
一段在監控下萌生的愛情，在國家威權陰影下的愛與背叛，連結了台日兩國的歷史命運，也為台日合拍片帶來全新的觀點。

Tokyo, 1963. Taiwanese students publish underground journals under false names to denounce the Kuomintang regime. Rinin, daughter of a 228 Incident victim, falls in love with Hao—only to learn he is an undercover agent sent to infiltrate their movement. As love and trust collapse, Rinin loses her passport and faces deportation and charges of rebellion. Hao sacrifices his life to save her, halting her forced return—yet she is left exiled, blacklisted, and forever barred from her homeland.
1963年東京，一群台灣留學生以化名出版刊物批判國民政府。 二二八受害者之女仁英與文浩相愛，卻發現文浩是被派來滲透組織的特務，愛與信任轟然崩塌。仁英失去護照、陷入危機，面臨被遣返回台和叛亂國家的罪名，文浩為保護她而犧牲，成了兩人最後救贖。最終日本政府中止了強制遣返，仁英卻成為海外黑名單，無法再踏上台灣故土。