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This episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at the production of Taiwan's first high-speed rail disaster action film, titled "96 Minutes." The discussion features actor Li Lee-ren and other crew members, highlighting the innovative use of LED screens to simulate train movement instead of filming on actual high-speed rail lines, a first for Taiwanese cinema. They address the challenges of creating a high-budget action film with limited resources and the complex moral dilemmas faced by the protagonist. The conversation also touches upon the physical demands of action sequences and the filmmakers' hopes for the movie's success, potentially leading to a sequel. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn