A poetic and quietly-resonating feature debut that is slow but never meandering, plus it features one of the yearโs most extraordinary tracking shots.
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A poetic and quietly-resonating feature debut that is slow but never meandering, plus it features one of the yearโs most extraordinary tracking shots.
A stylish work with visual flourishes and audacious, violent set-pieces, but this โkiller-on-the-runโ effort by the promising Diao Yiโnan seems fated to fall flat in its storytelling as it progresses.
This Golden Berlin Bear winner is a superbly crafted crime mystery with the requisite suspense, unease and grit that will leave you haunted.
Continue reading →This is experimental filmmaking on an epic scale, and also one of the greatest pictures to emerge from Chinaโs Fifth Generation.
Continue reading →Though backed by a strong cast, this is a movie of two halves with an inconsistent tone.
Continue reading →The devastating impact of Chinaโs โone-childโ policy is laid bare in this heart-breaking, decades-spanning epic by Wang Xiaoshuai.
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6th Generation Chinese filmmaker Zhang Ming tackles modern loneliness and ennui with quiet artistry in this remarkable drama about a film crew trying to make a picture but becomes lost (in all senses of the word) in the process.
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John Woo returns to form with this epic historical drama with lots of action to spare.
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A subtle if layered LGBTQ drama centering on a Chinese familyโs past secrets and the persistent problems they have caused in this sensitive and composed feature debut.