This film, by Tsai Ming-Liang, has everything you'd expect from the Taiwanese auteur: long, stationary takes; convenient gaps between floorboards; and glorious preoccupations with water, male bodies, and fluorescent foodstuffs. Since it takes place in Tsai's homeland of Malaysia and concerns exile in a foreign land, it's also his most personal film yet. Come for the oblique homoeroticism, stay for the levitating mattress. (SIFF Cinema at McCaw Hall, 321 Mercer St, seattlefilm.org. 9 pm, $8—$10.)