‘Black Red Yellow’ Wins Best Picture
The twenty seventh Shanghai Worldwide Movie Competition forged a internet large for the winners of this yr’s Golden Goblet prizes, […]
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The Guardian of Stories Brings Folktales to Life
Siphai Thammavong has devoted his life to preserving the traditions of storytelling in Laos and there’s a rising sense of
Chinese Director Qiu Sheng Explores AI In His Film ‘My Father’s Son’
For Qiu Sheng, Father’s Day was particularly momentous this 12 months. The latest vacation marked the world premiere of his
Chen Zhixi on the Future of Hong Kong Cinema and Its Struggles
When Chen Zhixi took the helm of Wanda Movie as chairwoman in early 2024, she wasn’t simply stepping right into
Yuya Danzuka Talks Directorial Debut ‘Brand New Landscape’
As a piece of fiction, Japanese director Yuya Danzuka’s Model New Panorama would stand out as each an intellectually precocious
Peter Chan’s Noir Drama ‘She’s Got No Name’ Debuts in Shanghai After “Experimental” Two-Part Overhaul
A thriller has been resolved this week on the Shanghai Worldwide Movie Competition (SIFF) as Peter Chan’s reworked model of
China’s Animation Boom Must Lead to Creative Risk, Not Repetition
The director of Ne Zha 2, the highest-grossing animated movie in Chinese language field workplace historical past, is urging his
Chinese Director Bi Gan Breaks Down His Film ‘Resurrection’
Some filmmakers communicate with nice ease in regards to the intentions behind their work. Others discover it torturous, believing that
‘Wild Nights, Tamed Beasts’ Offers a Supernatural Twist on Growing Old
Wang Tong faucets into shared world issues over an growing old inhabitants in his characteristic debut Wild Nights, Tamed Beasts
Shanghai Fest Returns with Zhang Ziyi’s New Film, AI Debates
The Shanghai Worldwide Movie Competition is about to launch its twenty seventh version in grand model, commemorating 120 years of