They get their belonging and head to a better place to stay. They both finally go to the grocery store and fill up 3 baskets of food. Jenai continues to worry the apocalypse has happened and they were left behind. Later they are just in the hotel room discussing possibilities of what happened. He tries to wake her but she refuses to get up. The next morning Riley is once again up and dressed while Jenai is still in bed. After searching most of the day they go back to their room and go to bed. Jenai questions if this could be the rapture. They take the car and their search continues. They find a car in the middle of the road still in drive. They leave the hotel in search for other people. Riley looks for webcams around the world and they are all empty of life. Riley is checking the internet trying to find out what's going on. Janei keeps calling and texting her family. The only programs not working are the news shows. The restaurant has TV'son and they begin to flip through the channels. They end up in a restaurant after walking the whole city looking for other people. They call their families and no one answers. Feeling panicked they start looking in the buildings but cannot find anyone. As they continue they start to yell out to anyone that could hear them. Walking down the street they start to notice that it seems empty.

They go down and find there is no continental breakfast. He starts to wake up a sleepy Jenai who doesn't want to get up. That morning Riley is up and ready to go. There is a strange light in the sky that flashes into a blinding light that encompasses everything. Jenai gets up and noticed there is a light coming from outside. Next it is the middle of the night and they are asleep in their hotel room. They walk up to a waterfall and stand under it seemly happy and in love. All the while Riley is still taking pictures. Next they go out with a tour group to the mountainside. They end up at a church and speak to the Pastor who talks to them for a bit about the history of Iceland. Riley talks about his love for taking photos. They stop to eat and discuss if they can find film for the camera. Next they are out site seeing and various other activities while Riley continues to take pictures. They arrive at their hotel, put their things away and look out the window. Riley takes out his camera and starts taking pictures. This heartfelt drama illuminates many of the complex issues faced by Taiwan's Aboriginal communities.Īnd the movie also received a number of accolades.The couple, Jenai and Riley are napping on a bus that is traveling in beautiful open land. Three general comments from three media about the movie are as follow: In the process, she found it’s not only about the land, but also about who she really is. They were losing their land and their culture, so she decided to return home to bring back the abandon terrace. One day, she found her tribe has been overdeveloped and changed by tourism. Panay worked in the city as a journalist. Panay's theme song 'Aka pisawad' won the Best Original Film Song of the 52nd Golden Horse Awards. The movie was being awarded the Audience Choice Award from the Taipei Film Festival. Actors are mostly new to the stage, they are fresh yet persuasive. Through the cross ethnic cooperation between two directors, Cheng Yu-Chieh ( Han) and Lekal Sumi ( Pangcah).

This is one of the few Taiwanese movies that filmed from an indigenous perspective. Panay is a very common female name among the Taiwanese Indigenous tribe, it simply stands for the beautiful spike of rice. Panay is a 2015 feature film directed by Taiwanese director Cheng Yu-Chieh and Lekal Sumi Cilangasan.

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