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People say what happened in dreams is opposite to that in reality; however, sometimes, reality is like a dream, as well as a mirror image: although it can present a reversed reflection, it cannot reverse time. Like an island where its time and space are stagnating, a current moment may seem familiar in dreams.
A documentary about houses in rural Gansu decorated with portraits of Mao Zedong. More importantly: a documentary about the people who dwell within them.
Everyone has childhood memories of a zoo. The 1950s were a paradise with monkeys riding bicycles and lions jumping through rings of fire. Animals of today are placed in an artificial, ‘virtual’ natural environment, and are subjugated as ‘humanised’ animals. They lose their natural habits and become physically and mentally warped. As we see elephants dancing, does this signify happiness, anxiety, or a bottomless pit?
Going back to the places of crime scenes and urban legends, a Visual Bizarre Adventure in Daytime.
In this film, Liu Hua, a female petitioner and survivor of Masanjia Women’s Labor Camp, describes the torture she and other women suffered there.
Truth becomes fiction when the fiction's true; Real becomes not-real where the unreal's real. ——The Story of the Stone
Guo Jie is one of the estimated 277 million rural migrant workers in China. In Shanghai, Guo Jie buys and collects styrofoam boxes from markets selling fresh produce. She takes them to a seafood wholesale market where she resells them to wholesalers who will store fish in the boxes.
Yu Hoa's boyfriend Wang Feng was on a Malaysian Airline flight that crashed. Left alone, Yu Hoa recalls his lover, now gone forever.
This acclaimed observational documentary produces an immersive experience of a Shenzhen factory. An unmissable analysis of the most important social transformation of our time.
Originally created as an installation for the third Shenzhen Independent Animation Biennale this film is a gripping diary and travelogue of a trip the filmmaker made through India. She tries to grasp India’s love and thoughts, the sentiments and everyday conditions and the experience of disease and death.
The film directed by the Guizhou Provincial Government in 1964 to Beijing to ask Chairman Mao to inscribe "Zunyi Meeting Site" when Chairman Mao recalled Zunyi due to inaccurate information led to the defeat of Tucheng Battle to form the history of the Red Army intelligence team, mainly about the advance of the Red Army small unit to overcome difficulties, and the enemy's ingenuity, and finally, the weak force of the Red Army to obtain valuable information and time to win the victory. Loushanguan investment of the Red Army in the passive situation of the Long March of the history of shock.
Animated short about chinese history and culture.
It was February 2012, on a crowded Spring Festival train traveling from Guangzhou to Dazhou, Sichuan. A green passenger train was packed with travelers. A railway police officer walked through one overcrowded carriage after another, keeping watch over the passengers. During the patrol, the officer crossed paths with a young woman. Then, the crowded carriages gradually became empty. The train picked up speed. No one knew where it was truly headed.
After Zhen Li graduated, he came to Jinan alone. He relies on posting leaflet, sending and receiving courier parcel to make a living in the university campus. In his spare time, he likes to play guitar, play Tai Chi, study calligraphy and Chinese medicine. By chance, he became a teacher in an extracurricular tutoring class. The film mainly records his happy time in the tutorial class with students, as well as a secret story buried in his heart.
short experimental animation
The video work focuses on the alienation process of immanence, which is one of the essences of beings.
By tracing emotions in reverse, this film used the original family in Chongqing as a starting point to get involved in the weaving of local social network, and used community life practice in Guangzhou to interact and stimulate heterogeneous experiences, in order to explore how people across contexts can transcend the limitations of identity politics while building on individual experience, thereby achieving a more barrier-free way to perceive and promote each other.
