ABSTRACT

The essay reflects on transient migrant life and the yearning for companionship and care that permeates Tsai Ming-liang’s film, I Don’t Want to Sleep Alone (2006). Facing social abandonment, migrants and drifters claim space and reshape it as both shelter and social exchange. This process reveals the breadth of flexible solicitude and care in cross-racial and cross-class encounters and relationships that are forms of stranger intimacy.

中文翻译：

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胁迫下的亲密人生

摘要

这篇文章反映了短暂的移民生活以及对蔡明良电影《我不想一个人睡》（2006）的向往和关怀的向往。面对社会的遗弃，移民和流浪者声称拥有空间，并通过住房和社会交流来重塑空间。这个过程揭示了在跨种族和跨阶级的相遇和关系中灵活的关怀和关怀的广度，这是陌生人亲密的形式。