Nụ Hôn Đồng Tính , Drifting Flowers (2008)

Drifting Flowers (Phiêu lãng thanh xuân) is a film directed by Taiwanese-American filmmaker Chou Mei-Ling, which tells the story of three women living in different places as they search for their true identities. "There are many interesting stories to be told in Taiwan that mainland China does not have," said director Truong Tac Ky, known for his film Soul of a Demon (Hồ điệp),which follows a young man on a quest to uncover his roots and was screened at the Berlin International Film Festival.

In Drifting Flowers, the lives of these three women intertwine, each facing their own struggles and challenges. They navigate through their personal journeys, exploring their desires, relationships, and the complexities of their identities. Set against the backdrop of Taiwan, the film offers a unique perspective on the experiences and stories of these women, shedding light on the diverse narratives that exist within the country. Through their individual quests for self-discovery, the characters in Drifting Flowers invite viewers to reflect on their own journeys and the search for authenticity in a complex world.