Hero!Hito!
Tracing an eleven-year journey from the heartbreak of 2013 to a stunning 2024 world championship, this is the rise of Chinese Taipei—the team that represents Taiwan in international baseball competitions.
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Lungnan Isak FangasDirector
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Yung-Chang CHANGProducer
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Ju-Huang HUANGProducer
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Yu-Ming CHUEHEditing
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ADATA Technology Co., LTD.Presentation Company
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Chinese Professional Baseball LeaguePresentation Company
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Li-Pai CHENPresented by
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Project Title (Original Language):冠軍之路
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Project Type:Documentary
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Genres:Documentary, athlete, baseball, history, worldsport
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Runtime:1 hour 58 minutes
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Completion Date:December 5, 2025
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Country of Origin:Taiwan
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Country of Filming:Japan, Taiwan, United States
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Language:Mandarin Chinese
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:1:1.85
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Distribution Information
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Activator Co., LtdDistributorCountry: TaiwanRights: Theatrical
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Activator Co., LtdSales AgentCountry: WorldwideRights: All Rights
Lungnan Isak Fangas is a filmmaker and producer at Wonderful Time Film Production. He studied sociology at National Taiwan University before earning his MFA in Film Production from the University of Texas at Austin. After returning to Taiwan, he focused on documentary storytelling, with his films screening at festivals in Taiwan, the United States, and South Korea. His documentary Ocean Fever received multiple awards and strong international recognition.
Lungnan’s first major producing work, Taivalu, won both the Grand Prize and Best Documentary at the 2011 Taipei Film Festival. His later projects include On The Road, La Michael, and Ga-Tau Chang, which premiered at the Taipei Golden Horse International Film Festival. He also produced Six Desires, selected for the Series section of the Golden Horse Film Project Promotion. Fangas has taught at several universities and served as a juror for major film festivals in Taiwan.
Why do we want to win so much? And why, when victory finally gets close, does fear suddenly hit us? For a long time, I wondered if heartbreak would come again. But this time, it didn’t. This time, we won.
And in that moment, I realized something simple and true: Those tears weren’t sadness at all—they were what it feels like to become champions.