Golden Horse 2025 Left-Handed Girl
Drama · 1h 55m
Taipei · held each November
Chinese-language cinema’s most prestigious awards platform. A Golden Horse win in Taipei is the career marker for Taiwanese, Hong Kong, and Sinophone filmmakers — and a crucial bridge to the global festival circuit.
15 titles across 11 editions in our catalogue. Editions run newest first; within each edition, verified festival winners lead, followed by Celluloid Score. Browse Taiwan cinema on Taiwan. Related honours: Golden Horse Awards.
Golden Horse Film Festival is held in Taipei, Taiwan each November. Its top prize is the Golden Horse Award. Celluloid ranks 15 films across 11 editions by four-input Celluloid Score, with award winners first. The highest-rated Golden Horse film on Celluloid is Parasite (2019) at 93%. Latest edition in the catalogue: Golden Horse 2025. 1 verified festival prize winner are called out on this page.
Golden Horse Award and other prize winners: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Best Feature Film, 2000)
All-time quality view — four-input Celluloid Score, not jury order. For the circuit explainer see festival prizes decoded and Asia’s biggest film festivals.
Chinese-language cinema’s most prestigious awards platform. A Golden Horse win in Taipei is the career marker for Taiwanese, Hong Kong, and Sinophone filmmakers — and a crucial bridge to the global festival circuit. It is held in Taipei each November.
The Golden Horse Award is the top prize of the Golden Horse Film Festival in Taipei. Celluloid lists Golden Horse films with verified prizes on this hub, ranked by four-input Celluloid Score rather than jury politics.
Award winners from Golden Horse in the Celluloid catalogue include Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Best Feature Film, 2000).
Parasite (2019) leads our Golden Horse selection with a 93% Celluloid Score, averaged from four possible rating inputs.
Golden Horse Film Festival pages group films by edition year (newest first). Inside each edition, verified festival winners lead, then four-input Celluloid Score (editorial, Metascore, Letterboxd, IMDb — audience separate). This is catalogue order, not an official festival ranking.