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A hunter stumbles upon a strange forest and ventures into grotesque dangers, encountering natural horrors, biological oddities, and a group of humanoid monsters...

Determined to "definitely break up," Ah Fei and his unsuspecting girlfriend Xiao Luo spent their last day haunted by recurring memories.

An exploration of the fundamental principles of Taoism and their connections with Traditional Chinese Medicine

A series of surreal encounters leads a man to the riverbank where he used to fish with his old friend.

A rough wind is blowing between the dreary apartment blocks. In this world of adults, a rebellious boy struggles to find his way and encounters violence everywhere he turns. A portrait of a society in fragmented images.

Around the year 2000 AD, it was reported in the news that about two million cotton pickers rush to the vast land of Xinjiang every year, just like migratory birds, arriving in September and leaving in November. With curiosity, I also joined this "migratory bird" team and headed straight to the Xinjiang farm thousands of miles away. The train was very crowded, and among the cotton pickers who were mostly female workers, the vast and beautiful Xinjiang surprised these "migratory birds" for the first time. The hardships and joy in Xinjiang's cotton fields were also their first experiences. This film is the memory of me joining the migratory bird team as a cotton picker.

On a journey to scatter her grandmother's ashes in her mother’s hometown, a 26-year-old Korean-Chinese girl reconnects with her estranged mother, torn between leaving and staying.

A middle-aged female teacher in a special education class claimed to have been sexually harassed but struggled to provide evidence. Under pressure, she incited a student with intellectual disabilities to give false testimony, ultimately leading to her dismissal. The controversy seemed to have subsided, but the harsh truth was unexpectedly revealed.

The gaming streamer records a new game review experience.

Set against the backdrop of the reconstruction of the Baima villages in Pingwu, the film follows the daily lives of four sisters and their family in the Baima Eri Village. Interwoven with memories from two decades ago, it traces their journey of resilience and renewal amid the sweeping changes of the times. Through their personal stories, the film also reveals the living heritage of the Baima Tibetan culture — its legends, songs, dances, language, and the traditional ritual of Cao Gai — offering a poetic reflection on identity, endurance, and the passage of time.

A couple's quarrel over petty grievances escalates into a gender debate – with a surrealistic dissection as each line was paused and deconstructed.

In a big city in China, an individual is just a dot on a gigantic wall of other dots. Social media and certain notions about masculinity make it very difficult for young men searching for a serious partner. Xao lives here. He is depressed and dreams of having a girlfriend. So he invites Lin to his home – but can he manage to open up and overcome his fear of physical contact?

At the transit hub, every waiting soul carries an untold saga. The voice-over narrates each commuter's tale, only to reveal reality inverted.

PAN Zhaode, a rural youth living in the upper and middle reaches of the Yangtze River, immerses himself in the work at a local distillery with enthusiasm and hope. Balancing family and work is the greatest challenge he currently faces. He travels daily between the factory and his home while also frequently visiting mental hospitals and clinics. His aging elderly father, his memory loss-afflicted mother, his wife who has left him, and his two young daughters form the reality he must confront. The cracks in personal destiny and the growing pains of social development intertwine. How will this ordinary rural youth face his limitations and adapt to the changes in his external environment?

After moving to China from New Zealand, two sisters try to adjust to their new ballet class, only to find that the teacher has an unusual teaching method.

Independent painter Laochong dreams of becoming a film director. One day, he sends his script to his artist friend, Brother Gao, hoping for financial support. After reading it, Brother Gao expresses great interest. During their discussion, Gao agrees to lend Laochong the money. At the same time, Laochong uncovers a shocking secret about him.

In China, unmarried women cannot access assisted reproductive technologies, preventing lesbians from becoming biological mothers. Despite the challenges, I plan to be a mother to fulfill a promise to my parents to have children by 35. My traditional parents want a grandchild, and I cannot disregard this. Is my girlfriend willing to raise a child with me? Society’s disapproval of our relationship requires frank discussions with her and my parents. On this fertility journey, how will we confront our desire for children and my parents’ acceptance? Who defines family?

This documentary presents the local church history and an individual life history from a personal perspective.

A bowl of noodles is like a legend. Taihe Banmian is a specialty snack in Anhui Province, which has won the favor of diners with its unique craftsmanship and delicious taste. The documentary "Banmian Jianghu" deeply explores the story and heritage of Taihe Banmian.

In the bustling noise of Shanghai, Longchang Apartment, a century-old building, seems like a haven from time. A father experiences a peaceful life here, where neighbors live in harmony. His son, on the other hand, is caught up in the fast pace of the city day after day. Their lives are parallel yet starkly different...

A young man returns to his rural hometown because his mother is sick and needs care. He finds that his mother is getting weirder and that his beautiful hometown is staring at him like an abyss. It seems that fate is trying to tie the young man and his hometown together permanently.

A girl and an alien. Similar and different, near and far. On the night they met, both were born. Even if they cannot save each other, knowing they exist for one another is enough.

In modern society, working conditions cause people to lose sight of the meaning of their work, leading to dissatisfaction and self-alienation. Some will escape reality through fantasy and immerse themselves in the illusion of power, but this cannot truly satisfy their inner needs, only deepen their confusion.

On the eve of graduation, I deposited the red envelopes I collected during the New Year into the bank. Meanwhile, my soon-to-start live streaming job demanded an advance deposit. Shuttling between the church, the bank, the parking lot, and the garbage dump, I remained ensnared in the system's cage. What roles are we truly playing? This is not merely the confusion of a single youth, but a symptom of an era—where everyone employs role-playing to confront the void and absurdity to counteract absurdity. The film examines the existential states across different social spaces, inquiring if we can still reclaim our true selves amidst the role-playing and absurdity.

Life may have no meaning, but does that mean a life without meaning isn't worth celebrating?

After the death of her gentle grandfather—the only protective figure—the filmmaker's mother’s mental state began to unravel. In an attempt to find spiritual grounding and emotional clarity, mother and daughter travel together to Tibet, seeking distance and faith as a way to make sense of their fractured past.

In the depths of winter, the Tuomao people follow their herds across the grasslands. Kaikaizi and his mother had pitched their tent on the meadows near Wild Bull Gulch Township. But during the journey, Kaikaizi was struck by the devastating news of his mother's passing. Though the Tuomao share customs with the Tibetans, they practice Islam. In accordance with their faith, the deceased must be cleansed and prayed over by an imam on the very day of their death. Thus, Kaikaizi set out alone for Wild Bull Gulch Township in search of an imam.

A child is like a morning glory, blossoming within the tender yet binding embrace of maternal love.

A deaf man perceived as stubborn, a group of mundane fools shackled by reality, and an explosion suspended in Schrödinger's state.

On a sweltering summer day, a 16-year-old boy arrives at high school for the first time. As he drifts through the school’s mandatory military-style training, the summer slowly draws to a close.

A fire came suddenly, more devastating than the calamity itself, is the apathy surrounding us, the shell of the flesh has long arranged the way of your life in the dark. If the world's "color" is not high and noble, if every soul deserves to be respected, born like mustard, the heart must be hidden in the heart, will blossom. In frustration and misunderstanding, a small heart is still beating as a flame.