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The River
Director Hsu Ya-ting, along with her husband Geoffrey Hughes, explores childbirth and the physical and emotional toll that childbirth took on her personally. She uses her body as a canvas, providing viewers with a most intimate view of what the female body is subjected to when bringing a pregnancy to term.
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Director Hsu Ya-ting, along with her husband Geoffrey Hughes, explores childbirth and the physical and emotional toll that childbirth took on her personally. She uses her body as a canvas, providing viewers with a most intimate view of what the female body is subjected to when bringing a pregnancy to term.
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