The Chinese maestro delivers his greatest film in this cut-and-paste jukebox musical melodrama.
By Weiting Liu
Though never released in mainland china Stanley Kwan’s cult 2001 melodrama fully deserves its cult status.
By Weiting Liu
Derek Tsang Kwok-cheung’s cause célèbre-turned-success story combines hard-hitting drama with woozy romance.
The Wan brothers and Te Wei are among the pioneering artists featured in an online film season.
By Weiting Liu
Lou Ye’s The Shadow Play and a Midi Z retrospective are among the highlights of CineCina iFest.
By Anton Bitel
The Chinese master’s 1979 Raining in the Mountain is now available on home video for the first time in the UK.
Wang Xiaoshuai’s domestic drama charts a generation of political and social upheaval in his native China.
Two films at the San Sebastian Film Festival showcase a more old school way of depicting the bittersweet passage of time.
Jia Zhangke combines gangster pic and social critique to thrilling effect with help from his regular partner in crime Zhao Tao.
This stunning animated fantasy from Chinese pair Liang Xuan and Zhang Chun rivals Studio Ghibli.
Fans of Quentin Tarantino and Jim Jarmusch will delight in Liu Jian’s animated crime noir.
Jia Zhangke’s ambitious, multi-stranded romantic epic features a stunning central turn from Zhao Tao.
The director’s work has long echoed the underlying anxiety felt in his homeland.
“Chollywood’’ is set to become the next major rival to North America’s film industry.
China’s bureaucracy is exposed to great comedic effect in this sharp satire from director Feng Xiaogang.
The poetry and horror of globalisation and manual labour are beautifully evoked in this haunting doc-fiction hybrid.
Matt Damon defends mankind against mysterious forces in the most expensive Chinese movie of all time.