Film review: Touch of the light

Music and dance, one an art that is primarily aural and the other weighted towards the visual, take on symbolic significance in a Taiwanese drama that charts a fluid course between fiction and reality. At the calm centre is Huang Yu-hsiang, a blind pianist and musical prodigy playing a fictionalised version of himself as he negotiates the shoals of adjusting to urban Taipei and budding adulthood away from his rural home.

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