
Ah-Chung
Original title: 忠仔
Overview
The story concerns a male youth named Ah Chung (or Diong-ah in the Taiwanese dialect) who graduates from high school and descends into a maelstrom of personal, familial, and communal conflicts. Ah Chung is going through the liminal stage of finding his place and aim in life. He is sent by his mother to a boot camp, training as one of the Eight Generals. This is a job in performing as a god in Taiwanese popular rituals and Ah Chung's mother believes it can bring spiritual and social goodwill to the much-troubled family: Financially strained mother who is a performer of "low-brow" entertainment, a kid brother who is somewhat retarded, a half-sister who is raped by his alcoholic father, and Ah Chung's listlessness which is easily sucked in by the local gang rivalry...
Top-billed cast
- LLiu Shengzhong
- CChiu Hsiu-min
- MMing-shiou Tsai
Crew
- Director
- Chang Tso-chi
- Writer
- Chang Tso-chi
- Production
- Chang Tso-chi Film Studio
Frequently asked questions
What is Ah-Chung rated?
Ah-Chung does not yet have enough audience votes for a stable rating.
Who directed Ah-Chung?
Ah-Chung was directed by Chang Tso-chi.
When was Ah-Chung released?
Ah-Chung was released in 1996.


















