35 歲的曲全立導演，曾面臨腦瘤威脅，只剩下半年的生命，在經歷手術後奇蹟般重獲新生，隨著後腦多了條長長的疤，伴隨著半聾半失明的後遺症。上天給他的第二次生命，點燃了他心中更大的使命感：「我的作品，能帶給台灣什麼力量？」讓他回到影像創作者的初衷，拍一部片，如何去幫助更多的孩子，影響更多的人。
2013年，曲導獲得有3D奧斯卡之稱的世界3D大獎，與李安導演同台獲獎。並接連獲得金鐘獎等大獎，他毅然選擇放下獎盃，走入偏鄉，賣房打造全亞洲首部3D行動電影院。在2020 年，曲導踏上尋找台灣超人的旅程。他走遍各地，走進這些超人的生活，這些深深感動曲全立導演，《台灣超人》的誕生，不只讓這些超人的生命故事能讓更多人看見，更期待每個人從中找到自己的披風與力量。 At the age of 35, director Chuan-Lee Chu was threatened by a brain tumor and had only six months left to live. After undergoing surgery, he was miraculously reborn, with a long scar on the back of his head and the legacy of being partially deaf and partially blind. The second life given to him by God ignited a greater sense of mission in his heart: “What power can my work bring to Taiwan? This brought him back to his original goal as a video creator, to make a movie that would help more children and influence more people.
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