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Terrorizers is a 1986 film by Taiwanese filmmaker Edward Yang.

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Plot

The film concerns the coincidental interactions between three groups of people in Taipei: a young woman and the tough petty criminal gang of native Taiwanese she hangs out with; a Mainlander doctor and his novelist wife; and a young photographer who observes the life of the city unfolding around him, in an echo of the protagonist of Michelangelo Antonioni's Blowup.

Cast

Cora Miao as Zhou Yufen, a depressed novelist

Lee Li-chun as Li Lizhong, a hospital professional and Zhou Yufen's husband

Jin Shih-jye as Shen, Zhou Yufen's ex who owns a company

Wang An as teenaged hustler

Liu Min as the girl's mother

Yu An-shun as the girl's partner in crime

Gu Bao-ming as Gu, police chief and Li Lizhong's friend

Ma Shao-chun as young photographer from a rich family

Huang Chia-ching as the photographer's girlfriend

Critical reception

Terrorizers is a part of the New Taiwan Cinema. "Famously characterized by Marxist scholar Fredric Jameson as the postmodern film, the film was likened by Yang himself to a puzzle where the pleasure lies in rearranging a multitude of relationships between characters, spaces, and genres."