In 1978 , after entering the movie industry for nine years , Yang became a director officially and directed her first film , an affectionate literary film '' Morning Mist '' , with Brigitte Lin and Chin Han playing the lead roles . Later , Yang and the female writer Hsuan Hsiao-fa together set up Sunshine Film Company and their first movie was a comedy , '' The Unsinkable Miss Calabash '' in 1981 . In fact , they originally planned to produce another movie as the first one of the company . However , the comedy movies were popular at that time , so they changed their plan . Encouraged by the news agency of the executive council , '' The Unsinkable Miss Calabash '' was sent to show in the Edinburgh International Film Festival . This movie also got three nominations in the 18th Golden Horse Awards , best actress and best film original music , and Wang Lai , supporting actress of the movie , won the golden horse award of the best supporting actress . Chia-Yun Yang also tried to direct the works of other subjects , such as a thriller '' Who Dare Challenge Me '' in 1981 and a horror movie '' Exposed to Danger '' in 1982 . In 1998 , Chia-Yun Yang directed the documentary '' A Secret Buries For 50 Years -- A Story of Taiwanese " Comfort Women " '' , which was in the shortlist of Japanese Yamagata International Documentary Film Festival , and won the 35th golden horse award for " Best documentary " . After directing '' A Secret Buries For 50 Years -- A Story of Taiwanese " Comfort Women " '' , " Chia-yun Yang stopped directing drama movies and made only advertisements , social education films and public welfare films "
18th Golden Horse Awards
18th Golden Horse Awards
Yang Chia-yun