Yen Yi Wen is an award-winning Taiwanese actress, director, and screenwriter. She was born on November 10, 1976 in Keelung City, Taiwan, and made her acting debut in 2003. Since then, she has appeared in a handful of films and a number of television dramas, including “Mr. Right Wanted” (2014), “My Dear Boy” (2017), “Sen Sen” (2017), and “Amensalism” (2020).

Yen Yi Wen

At the age of ten, Cheng You Kuan (Wang Zi) experienced an event that would alter the course of his life forever. The sole survivor or a terrible accident, You Kuan was so traumatized by the event, that every night since, he has dreamt of death. Haunted by his terrifying dreams, You Kuan’s life only gets worse once he realizes that the deaths he dreams of aren’t simply nightmares but are actually glimpses into the future. Knowing when, where, and how the people around him are going to die, You Kuan has spent the past nineteen years haunted by unspeakable horrors.

Convinced his life will never be anything but awful, You Kuan believes he’s destined to spend his entire life in utter misery as he sees people’s deaths but is unable to help them alter their fate. But everything changes the day he meets Be Ke Zhen (Lorene Ren), a woman who unwittingly shows You Kuan that a person’s fate can actually be altered. Suddenly seeing rays of hope in a world that has been nothing but gloom and despair, You Kuan finds himself falling for the woman who changed everything. But their relationship gets a bit more complicated when they realize they were both victims of the tragic accident that happened so many years ago.

Connected by fate, can You Kuan and Ke Zhen find a way to rid themselves of the ghosts which have haunted them all these years? Or will the ties that bind them, ultimately be what tears them apart?

A thrilling tale of love and destiny, “Amensalism” is a 2020 fantasy mystery drama directed by Louis Chan.

Amensalism

The ⚔ Tempting Fate ⚔ Team

After the passing of his older brother, Sen (Wu Zhi Xuan) struggles to find ways to cope. With his mother constantly working, Sen has no one to talk to and nothing to do. Alone and grieving, Sen takes to the streets, spending his time riding his bike aimlessly around the neighborhood, hanging out at a local comic shop, and occasionally scrolling through his late brother’s phone, all in a desperate attempt to outrun the pain that constantly threatens to overwhelm him.&nbsp;

One day, while scrolling through his brother’s phone, Sen comes across a livestream his brother seemed to have enjoyed. Surprised to see his big brother had taken an interest in the streams of an elderly woman known simply as Granny (Nina Paw), Sen’s curiosity is piqued. It doesn’t take Sen long to figure out why his brother was so intrigued. A taxi driver suffering from stage four lung cancer, Granny has decided to spend her last few months on Earth living her life to the fullest. Understanding Granny’s personal struggles with death, Sen feels a strong connection with the elderly woman and reaches out to her.&nbsp;

Forming an unlikely friendship, Sen and Granny find the strength to face both life, and the solemn realities of death, head-on.&nbsp;

A touching story of life and loss, “Sen Sen” is a 2017 family drama film directed by Bon An.

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