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Jia Zhangke’s ‘A Touch of Sin’ Premieres in Cannes
Chinese filmmaker Jia Zhangke‘s A Touch of Sin (天注定) screened today at the Cannes Film Festival, where it is being
Netizen Voices: Power Cut at Indie Film Fest
It was a mere 30 minutes into the opening screening of the 9th annual Beijing Film Festival when the power cut off. Last
August 22, 2012 2:59 PM
In Search of Remembrance: Jia Zhangke’s I Wish I Knew
China Beat reviews I Wish I Knew, a documentary by Jia Zhangke:
Jia’s best films are insistently about the articulation
October 21, 2010 10:05 PM
- Chinese Films Withdrawn from Melbourne Festiv...
- The Shanxi Trilogy: Films That Never Made It ...
- (Un)Chinese Film
- Slumdog Success Helps Chinese Critics to Comp...
- Chinese Filmmaker Jia Zhang-ke Takes New Appr...
- Moving Pictures
- China’s Alluring ‘Still Life̵...
- Blurring Reality’s Edge in Fluid China ...
- Drowning in Progress – J. Hoberman
- China: The New Wave – Joshua Fisher
- Director Jia Zhangke Considers Suing Zhang Yi...
- Cell Phone and Surveillance – Carlos Ro...
- Jia Zhangke to make Shanghai Expo documentary...
- Filmmaker Jia Zhangke on the forgotten people...
- Chronicling China in upheaval – Joan Du...
- Chinese Movie Wins Top Prize in Venice –...
- “Still Life” premiered at Venice ...
- The world (not a real one) is at her doorstep...
