Little Moth (dir. Peng Tao) Continuing our recap of the Asia Society series “China’s Past, Present and Future on Film,” here is an...

Betelnut (dir. Yang Heng) “China’s Past, Present and Future on Film,” the recently concluded film series at the Asia Society, yielded...

Fujian Blue (dir. Robin Weng) Robin Weng’s acclaimed feature Fujian Blue will screen at Asia Society this Friday, April 16, 2010 as part...

1428 (dir. Du Haibin) Du Haibin‘s documentary 1428 received an enthusiastic review in Variety. Reviewer Ronnie Scheib writes: The title...

City of Life and Death (dir. Lu Chuan) Lu Chuan’s controversial Nanjing Massacre movie City of Life and Death picked up the Best Director...

The Mao Zedong statue of Zhiziluo salutes the New York film critics for their reviews of Ghost Town We couldn’t be more pleased with this...

Zhang Xianmin (photo courtesy China Independent Film Festival) One of our key partners in China is Zhang Xianmin, who is a leading figure...

In Oxhide, director Liu Jiayin stretches time so effectively that you can feel the weight of years on the shoulders of a leather handbag...

City of Life and Death (dir. Lu Chuan) In the new issue of Cinema-Scope Magazine, our own Shelly Kraicer takes on last year’s Chinese...

Zhao Dayong achieves an extraordinary intimacy with his subjects, no doubt partly due to the amount of time he spent living in the town,...

Zhang Xianmin (photo courtesy China Independent Film Festival) One of our most valued partners is Zhang Xianmin, who is nothing less than...

Oxhide 2 (dir. Liu Jiayin) On Wednesday, dGenerate Films will publish the results of its poll of Chinese filmmakers and experts on the...

IndieWire has posted our very own Kevin Lee’s picks for top films of the year and decade. Somehow, some way, he manages to not only watch...

Nice to see that some of our films are being recognized by some of the Best Films of the Year/Decade lists being released. Film Comment...

It’s always amazing to discover the global reach of some of our films. Some way or another, they find their way out of China and into...

“Observations on Film Art” is a blog run by prominent film scholars David Bordwell (author of numerous books including Poetics of Cinema,...

by Lu Chen Zhao Dayong’s Ghost Town is about alienation and distance, about aimless wanderers and broken hearts, yet it is shot with the...

Oxhide II (2009, dir. Liu Jiayin) Held on June 13-21, 2009, the 12th Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF) was, to quote Chris...

I received the following message from Chris Berry, who had recently watched the film Ghost Town by Zhao Dayong, which will have its...

Ghost Town, Zhao Dayong’s 2008 documentary about the residents of the Southwest Chinese town Zhiziluo, makes its International Premiere...