《拒絕聯考的小子 2025導演版》數位修復預告“The Fellow Who Rejected College–2025 Director’s Edition” 2K Restored Trailer

《拒絕聯考的小子 2025 導演版》The Fellow Who Rejected College 1979／2025｜Colour｜94min｜ Mandarin｜2025 Director’s Edition of 2K Restoration 導演：#徐進良 Directed by HSU Chin-liang 大學聯考將至，高三教室裡競爭白熱化，學生們為成績斤斤計較。就讀建中的班長吳祥輝，雖非最頂尖，卻被視為最有機會考上大學的明星學生。一次班遊，他與死黨在公園結識一群女高中生，與林薇薇展開一段純純戀情。隨著考試逼近，戀情遭女方家長反對，加上他親眼目睹未考上台大醫科的學長在教室崩潰，對升學制度產生強烈質疑。在體制與成長的夾縫中，吳祥輝決定拒絕聯考，打算從基層投入社會，挑戰主流價值。但這樣的選擇引來四面八方的壓力，他能否堅持自我，走出自己的路？ 本片改編自吳祥輝於1975年出版、銷量突破五十萬冊的自傳體同名小說，一上映即引發轟動。導演徐進良啟用王復室、彭雪芬等新面孔，成功捧紅主演，並在當時以武俠與愛情片為主的商業市場中突圍而出。電影在尚未解嚴的台灣，直指教育體制問題，描繪青少年的反抗精神，引發廣泛共鳴。正如小說被譽為「台灣的《麥田捕手》」，本片亦成為探討教育與青春議題的重要經典，是台灣學生電影與青春類型片的里程碑之作。 As the College Entrance Exam approaches, competition in the senior classroom heats up. The students were all obsessed with their grades. WU Hsiang-hui, a class leader at Taipei Municipal Chien Kuo High School, isn’t the top student, but is seen as their best hope for college. During a class outing, he and his close friends meet a group of high school girls at a park, and he begins a sweet and innocent romance with LIN Wei-wei. However, as the exam draws closer, their relationship is met with strong opposition from her parents. Witnessing a senior student break down in class after failing to get into National Taiwan University’s medical school, WU begins questioning the education system. Caught between the education system and the uncertainties of his future, WU boldly rejects the exam, choosing instead to enter society and challenge mainstream values. But this choice brings him immense pressure. Can he stay true to himself and forge his own path? The film is adapted from WU Hsiang-hui’s semi-autobiographical novel of the same name, published in 1975 with over 500,000 copies sold. Upon its release, the movie sparked a nationwide sensation. Directed by HSU Chin-liang (TCHII Ching-long), the film featured fresh faces such as WANG Fu-shi and PENG Hsueh-fen, which also successfully launched their careers in film industry. In an era of martial arts and romance films, this film stood out for its bold critique of the education system and its honest portrayal of youthful defiance during Taiwan’s martial law era. Just as the novel was hailed as “Taiwan’s The Catcher in the Rye,” the film became a landmark in student and coming-of-age cinema, leaving a lasting impact as a classic exploration of youth and education in Taiwan.