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An uncomfortable encounter between the filmmaker and the famed artist.

In order to keep love, Mu Cheng went to Shenzhen to find his girlfriend Su Xia. After he moved into Su Xia's shared house, a series of realistic problems were placed in front of his Su Xia. After running into a wall, Mu Cheng began to do work that had nothing to do with his dreams. After unremitting efforts, Mu Cheng's personal film festival was successfully held and finally fulfilled his dream.

Guang is a story about two brothers. The elder brother, Wen Guang is autistic. Wen Guang is often misunderstood. Above all, he lives with attention deficiency disorder, struggles with social interaction, and has difficulty performing day to day obligations. He also has a secret passion. To make ends meet, Wen Guang is coerced by his younger brother into looking for a job to share his burden on meeting their monthly expenses. Throughout the film, we see Wen Guang searching for a job, his daily routines and his secret passion as he searches for the final glass that will bring him a simple, pure, hard earned, fleeting moment of joy.

Shanghai has a park where parents can match-make their unwed children. This is just one love story in a city of 20 million lovers.

The sagas tell that E Huang was the hometown of gods. Then they left, and human beings come with pollution. Several stories are told about the young including son of a boss, worker, college girl, triad, jobless gambler, and policeman who live in a small town. The ties between them and the socie-ty remain strong but that only leaves them limited op-tions: either es-cape, or drift through lives.

Zhang Xiaohu a young monk releases accidentally the spirits of the Taiheng Box, because of that incident he gets the task to go to the mortal world to exorcise the evil spirits.

In the mountains of Guizhou, quarry owner Yu goes to inform a woman, Maizi, that her husband is in a coma after a quarry accident. But Yu is attracted to the sensual, hardheaded Maizi, and concocts a story to make her think she is indebted to him. The entanglements that follow evoke some of the painful impacts of China's modernization.

The film tells the story of a young doctor, Liu Yunxiang, who was involved in a plot by the Japanese army to steal and rob national treasures because of his father's death. It also shows the story of our underground party fighting against Japanese invaders to protect national treasures.

A fly is treated to a portion of criticism.

A family’s conflict with a ghost.

At the 36-year-old birthday party, Wang Qi drank too much. In his dream, he returned to the high school campus twenty years ago. There are Xu Xiaobin, who is "good brave", Zhang Shuo, "aristocratic school grass", Liu Yu, "greedy and greedy", Liu Yi, the first love goddess, and Liu Shuang, who is harmless. Time flies, memories become stronger, and Wang Qi thinks about them.

In 1978 Deng Xiaoping set up Shenzhen as a Special Economic Zone in China, and this decision led to the rapid development of Guangdong economy. Numerous factories have been established, millions of people are attracted because of gold rush. Over 30 years later, young people who were away from their home have already stepped in the midlife. Guangdong has become a representative of job hunting and has been drawing a newly young generation who has faith and uncertainty to the future. This video revolves around three working-class boys who are the 90s generation.

Zhang Xianchi is a man thrown into the Cultural Revolution and its afterimage, plunged into the ideological deadlocks of the era and suffering its consequences beyond it. Born into a family that supports the nationalist Kuomintang, Zhang eventually became a leftist and joined the Communist Party. But his family’s background eventually catches up with him, and in a series of bureaucratic measures, he is labelled as a Rightist, leading to a slew of irrational yet life-affecting consequences. His story is told through an exhilarating hybrid of forms, blending documentary-styled interviews and spectral theatrical displays within an ever-mutating studio-space. Hypnagogic in its imagery and ironic in attitude, Mr. Zhang Believes is a tour-de-force treatise of a man caught within dogmatic political maneuverings, which it critiques indirectly with creative and stoic fervour.

At the midnight villa, there was a song of a dead girl! At the moment of horror, the laughter of the female ghost of the sharp and enchanting charm, the sudden and sharp claws, the blood and tears from the corners of the human eye, the scalpel that is drawn to the neck, the rose floating in the corridor.

An adaptation of the 2010 Chinese video game, Roco Kingdom.

After witnessing the sudden death of a student in a classroom, a cowardly young teacher will face a whole classroom of students who have not yet died suddenly, as well as his own indistinguishable past, in which he exhibits his "name view" in preaching and self-doubt, and a class will pass.

Modern retelling of Bronte romance but in the world of modern IT tecnhologies

Various parties and different motives all intersect at an inn on the eve of closure; at the center of everything is an elusive and enigmatic bandit. A band of mine robbers, a thief and some Japanese soldiers all set out to find a lucrative gold mine, unaware that they're heading right into a trap.

Han Yu Meng has always dreamt about becoming a pop singer in South Korea, unfortunately due to Visa issues she had to go back to China. One of her new classmates is Sheng Shang - a tattoo artist, part-time singer and an underground boxer. Will they succeed in creating their own music band?

The romance film follows the story of two young couples from different social backgrounds as they grow up, head to college and eventually try to find their way in the world in their chosen careers.

Fiji Love (Chinese: 斐济99°C爱情) is a 2014 Chinese romantic comedy film directed by Tao Sheng. It was released on November 21, 2014.

Won the Best Online Movie Award at the Davis Film Festival

A short film by Jun Geng.

Commissioned by Singapore Tourism Board, a film for the Singapore Pavilion at the World Expo 2010 in Shanghai, China. About Pamelyn Chee Pamelyn Chee is a film actress originally based in New York City. She starred in Wayne Wangs Princess of Nebraska which premiered at Toronto Film Festival. She most recently completed work on the French adventure TV series Déjà Vu: Saison 2 as the Asian lead character Sun, a time traveling superhero, currently premiering on France 4. With a chameleon like quality, she takes on a range of roles from wayward , off kilter characters to docile, traditional women. Pamelyn is currently working on the Chinese long form drama Your Hand in Mine in Singapore, playing a blind girl who knows martial arts. Effectively fluent in English, Mandarin and Cantonese, she travels between the US and Asia for film and TV roles.

Clearly, the comfort woman controversy is far from resolved - and that explains why Zhongyi Ban has now completed his third documentary on the subject. "Give Me the Sun" introduces us to a group of seven aging Chinese women whose bodies and minds were irrevocably scarred by the unspeakable brutality inflicted on them during World War II, when they were being gang-raped for months until their families ransomed them. Some were lured into sexual slavery by locals working for the Japanese Army, who promised them work in factories or hospitals; others were simply abducted and enslaved in the nearest comfort stations. Chinese scholars have estimated that close to 100,000 women were forcibly taken from their homes during the war, although lack of official documentation has made it difficult for historians to reach an agreement on the exact figure.

A rich tycoon daughter from China, Runan, is being targeted by a group of human traffickers. While Runan is in Malaysia, her father has assigned Hong Peng, an ex-military from China to be her bodyguard. Soon they crossed path with Ah Boo, an elite police team officer whose teammates has been murdered by the same group of human traffickers a few months ago. The traffickers manage to kidnap Runan, and Hong Peng and Ah Boo will need to work together to take down the human trafficking ring once and for all and to save Runan.

Ostensibly a documentary or a music video chronicling influential post-punk Chinese group P.K. 14’s first national tour, Li Hongqi’s latest provocation becomes a rumination on existential ennui that takes place on endless highways as band members sit in their tour bus and anonymous hotels.

A Yangtze Landscape utilizes a non-narrative style, setting off from the Yangtze's marine port Shanghai, filming all the way to the Yangtze River's source, Qinghai/Tibet - filming a total distance of thousands of kilometers. Experimental music and noise recorded live on scene are used in post-production, painstakingly paired with relatively independent visuals, creating a magically realistic atmosphere contrasted with people seeming to be 'decorative figures' right out of traditional Chinese landscape scrolls.

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An alluringly low-key and enigmatic portrayal of the alienation, disillusionment and loss of direction that have become widespread among young people in contemporary China. Filmed in elegant and absorbing long takes, the film interweaves the lives of several rootless people who become linked with one another by chance, by their sexual obsessions, and by the loss of a mobile phone…

Paula and her friends, who have Chinese roots, entertain her cousin Mumu, who is visiting Thailand. This short originally appeared as part of Letters from the South, an omnibus centered around Chinese diaspora.