FAR END OF HEAVEN

In a foreign land afar, two wounded souls embrace and spend together. At the far end of heaven, a father-son escape unfolds.

The day Terry turns 17, he gets unwittingly involved in a teenage kidnapping and is sent to an adult prison in Australia.
Su Chen-Wei, Terry’s father, is filming a movie in the small islet of Penghu, braving the cold wind. He learns about his son’s imprisonment from his estranged wife. Su starts traveling between the islet and foreign lands as he juggles with filmmaking and legal proceedings.
When Terry appears before Su in oversized, ill-fitting prison clothes, he barely recognizes his own son. They haven’t seen each other for two years.
During the legal process, Su moves into his son’s sublet house. There, he meets a Korean girl, Grace, who lost her life partner out of the blue, and Su, stranded in a foreign land, find themselves in that isolated and enclosed house. An ambiguous affection secretly develops between them. The bond resembles that of a father and daughter, friends, and even lovers.
The day spectacular fireworks bloom in the sky above Sydney, Su, whose rationality has collapsed, drives his son and embarks on a journey of madness. He intends to illegally smuggle his son out of the country, leaving behind the “heaven” they have mistaken for.