Invisible Summit | Review
The story of the first blind Chinese person to summit the world’s highest mountain makes for a compelling documentary
The story of the first blind Chinese person to summit the world’s highest mountain makes for a compelling documentary
Changchun Film Studio went from puppet-state propaganda to the beating heart of Chinese film
Ghosts might be restricted on Chinese screens, but there are plenty of monster films to watch this Zhongyuan Festival
What better time than Qixi, also known as Chinese Valentine’s Day, to burst the love bubble through these poignant unromantic movies
These movies won over audiences and judges at China’s biggest movie festival for young filmmakers
After a long hiatus, China’s largest film festival is back and, with it, some of the best Chinese films of the year so far
Careless practices and low media literacy have put both participants and filmmakers at risk when making documentaries
After the sudden passing of the Tibetan filmmaking pioneer, young filmmakers across ethnicities remember his talent and his mentorship
Acclaimed for its focus on cyber bullying and online rumors, the film “Post Truth” courts controversy for its shallow view on the surging social issue
A film from late 2022 offers something different from the maudlin sentiment of mainstream Chinese films about the human toll of Covid-19
Despite room for improvement in the script, Tian Xiaopeng’s “Deep Sea” brings Chinese animation to a whole new level
With a sizable box office and a diverse lineup, the Chinese film industry is off to a good start in the Year of the Rabbit