Bullied gay teen, Queer, yearns for normal love. One day, his cosmetics morph into four stylish men. They lead him to a mystical room where he confronts Queen, his other self. Queer wants to embrace his identity, but Queen advises hiding.
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Bullied gay teen, Queer, yearns for normal love. One day, his cosmetics morph into four stylish men. They lead him to a mystical room where he confronts Queen, his other self. Queer wants to embrace his identity, but Queen advises hiding.
A man named "The Mountain" is coming back. Some people build temples to avoid disasters, some take the opportunity to amass wealth, some flee, and some decide to kill themselves... But "The Mountain" never shows up. Everyone exposes their true nature while attempting to change their destiny, and as a result, the county's social hierarchy also shifts during the decline of county towns and the rise of cities in China.
"Baya in the Zhuang language means 'grandmother.' At the end of 2012, I attended a charity lecture in Beijing about left-behind children, where I heard the story of Baya and the grandchildren she raised. In early 2013, I arrived at the village of Debie, set in a mountain pass, where Baya lived. I stayed at Baya's house. At that time, I was going through the breakdown of an intimate relationship and found myself at a personal low point in middle age. I was curious about how Baya had survived so many hardships and continued to provide shade, shelter, and warmth like a big tree for her grandchildren and the lives around her. During the year and eight months I spent with Baya, I unknowingly underwent a transformation. Not only did my body become stronger, but my inner self also became more open and free. Through Baya, I came to understand the resilience and strength of the human spirit, which remains unaltered by any amount of suffering — a testament to the noble dignity of human nature."
Humans defeated the King of Hell and occupied hell through numerical superiority and they redesigned the reincarnation process using high tech, but they overestimated their ability
Rong Geng was born in a family of calligraphy and eunuchs in Dongguan in the late Qing Dynasty. He was a pioneer in the field of ancient philology in our country. This documentary adopts the shooting method of combining biography and current reality, closely follows the theme of "home and country in the half-life collection", and tells the feelings of Rong Geng's family and country through the perspective of Mr. Rong Geng's descendants.
Fang Lan, a 10-year-old girl, comes from a migrant worker family. After moving to a big city, she is in a coming-of-age stage and begins to feel her difference. Driven by a strong sense of inferiority and jealousy, Fang Lan's inner dark comes forth and pulls her towards the dark abyss.
Yu wanted a pair of skate shoes, but he was embarrassed to ask his parents for it
In order to escape the gambling debt owed by her dead husband, Zhen and the mentally retarded child picked up by her keep hiding themselves from one place to another
In a technologically advanced yet collapsed society, cyberpunk SF and traditional oriental martial arts converge. The story follows the emotional entanglement between a long-lost chivalrous couple and a person with regenerated organs starting from a fight for a mystic magic lyre. From the perspective of the capabilities of regeneration technologies, it prompts audiences to contemplate the amplification or dissolution of emotional value.
The film records the daily life of James, a 19-year-old autistic patient, and his mother. During the day-to-day study and work, we see that music brings a different power to his mother. Music also makes us look forward to the future.
She is a hotel maid. She has freckles on her face. She doesn't think her life is interesting. One day, she hears strange laughter coming from one of the rooms...
Throughout his campus life, a primary school student from the Yao ethnic group on the Sino-Vietnamese border slipped through a chess game indifferently and then took the initiative to join the game. He was not very interested in Go at first, but in the end he seemed to like Go again. This process seemed to be dark humor and destiny. At the beginning of the film, bursts of garbage are burning on the campus, and waves of fog are rising. People and people, like this garbage, are also burning energy for unknown reasons, but they are all left on this uncared-for border
Bing, a feisty former dancer in her 50s, begins to reflect on her age, sexual pleasure and loneliness after the salon manager suggests getting vaginal rejuvenating surgery.
Ode to the Centaur considers the intersection of Chinese history and queer identities otherwise hidden from public view. The film centralizes representations of the centaur in ancient mythology, exploring how the horse-human hybrid can be used to question limited views of masculinity in present day China.
In this work, the artist borrows the figure of Sophon from Liu Cixin’s sci-fi trilogy The Three-Body Problem to envision an alien anthropologist’s journey to Earth.
The Peking Opera film tells the story of the period after the “Jingkang Incident”, when Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty was extremely cautious and sought peace through concessions, leading to large areas of land being occupied by the Jin troops. In the third year of the Jianyan period (1129 AD), in Lin’an City, rebels forced Emperor Gaozong to abdicate. In this moment of crisis, Madam Liang Hongyu courageously left her infant son and traveled hundreds of miles overnight to Xiu State. There, she and her husband Han Shizhong devised a plan to stabilize the situation, protect the inner court, and quell the rebellion through a series of coordinated actions.
College graduates from Zhangjiakou, Hebei with associate degrees try to find jobs.
A woman and a man quietly advance their relationship while eating at a restaurant.
A boy is frightened by a monster in the water, and his friends bring him to a deserted yard where they find a statue of a monster.
Perhaps this is a story about the shortest relationship in the world.
Actress Luo Qi acts Jiang Hongyu, a gifted and gorgeous movie star in the Republic of China
A hazy memory, an untouched scar, a powerless conversation, a fateful reunion. This is a visual letter from a daughter to her father, discussing the fate of another daughter.
The confrontation between human emotion and technological development. In a distant space station, four scientists are trying to discover a chip that annuls human emotions. When they think their goal has been achieved, everything changes.
Thirty-year-old Sisi is a World Boxing Council Asia Title champion and the mother of a three-year-old boy. Not only will she have the opportunity to fight in a potentially career-changing International Boxing Federation match, she will also be taking full-time care of her son. Sisi was born and raised in a conservative family who believe—as many do in China—that motherhood is a woman’s most important job. After her son was born, Sisi suffered severe postnatal depression. Boxing became her way out, away to show the world she existed. With her athletic career reinvigorated, Sisi is constantly dodging accusations about her life choices. Can Sisi win inside and outside of the ring?
Buddha's Hand is an unusually shaped citrus fruit with finger-like extremities that flex and bend as it grows. The film explores a mother-daughter relationship as it shifts and expands. Fruit and family resemble, refract, and react to, each other.
I always wanted to capture a farmer's feelings toward the corn he has grown for a lifetime in my films, so this is a compilation of footage I shot over twenty years, documenting the entire process from planting to harvesting corn.
At the end of the year and the beginning of the year, this work records the process of "I" returning to my hometown for the New Year with my parents. The New Year customs in my hometown are unique, solemn and warm. While presenting traditional culture such as genealogy and dedication, it also reflects the contemporary people's concept of keeping pace with the times.
The film explores a piece of a family past from a hundred years ago. Through the narration of a photo album by one of the family members, a history of regional migration caused by social changes is revealed. From hallucination, the protagonist's nostalgia for old photos and longing for the past merge into one.
"Forbidden Reverie" is a groundbreaking 3D CG film that navigates the dynamic virtual realm of Generation Z. Through the characters inspired by the iconic tale of "Farewell My Concubine," the film sheds light on the struggles, victories, and identity journeys within the LGBTQ+ community. Using innovative Peking opera virtual fashion and compelling film techniques, the project provides a powerful platform for increased visibility and acceptance. "Forbidden Reverie" not only captivates artistically but also challenges societal norms, contributing to a vital conversation on LGBTQ+ representation and acceptance in contemporary contexts.
Story of an old tea house at the old village of Digu. What will happen to it at our moder times?
Between 2022 to 2023, the artist embarked on four filming trips into the Changbai Mountains and the upstream region of the Songhua River. She captured documentary footage of activities such as logging, hunting, ginseng digging, fishing, and more, using video mediums like 16mm film, digital camera, drone, and GoPro. Throughout this process, the artist not only experienced the changing seasons of nature but also encountered immense challenges posed by extreme weather conditions, particularly the harsh cold, which tested her physical and mental resilience as well as the filming process itself. The film A Darkness Shimmering in the Light portrays the frozen Songhua River as a gateway to a journey through time and space. By integrating segments from ethnography of Siberia and the Xing'an Mountains, Northeastern literature, and folklore into the documentary footage, the artist constructs a series of fictional ecological narratives.
During the Ming Dynasty, 100,000 pieces of gold stored in the Jinyang-seong station are stolen. The head of Jin Yang-seong Gwan-ah orders Geum-wi to take back the gold.
Xue Hai, deputy highway station chief, is appointed first secretary of poor Jiangzi Village. His dedication earns villagers’ love, but a road contractor, angered by Xue’s quality control, frames him, leading to suspension. Villagers rally with a petition, and higher authorities clear his name. Xue returns to work tirelessly, but collapses from exhaustion and dies. The villagers, heartbroken, bid him a sorrowful farewell.
After a traumatic failure at a competition, platform diver Farrah retraces and reconciliates with her past through a stream-of-consciousness journey across space and time.