Blog Tag - Documentaries
Over the past few decades, China's social and economic upheaval has been captured through camera lenses time and again. While there are plenty of...
Some historical stories and figures have been so well-chronicled that it often seems like nothing more can be said. From WWII to The Beatles and the...
When ordering overpriced fresh produce online is getting harder than purchasing discounted goods on 11.11, and we've already made all our trusty home...
With this extra-long Spring Festival going deep into February, we're starting to realize keeping ourselves entertained is not as easy as once...
Hollywood hasn't exactly caught up with the art house and the documentary scene, at least when it comes to nuanced depictions of women's lives (not...
Fourteen documentary films created by ethnic Chinese filmmakers from Los Angeles, New York, London, as well as Mainland China and Hong Kong are...
Environmental Documentary 'Catching the Sun' Screening Tonight, Jul 13, at Abella Italian Restaurant
The Beijing Energy Network has a special screening of the documentary Catching the Sun at Dongzhimenwai's Abella Italian Restaurant at 7.30pm tonight...
While the glitziest of China’s film industry walk the red carpet and swan about at various soirees in Shanghai this week, some of the industry’s more...
With the ever-expanding list of restrictions being enforced on the 99.999 percent of Beijing residents not lucky (or important) enough to be part of...
A video producer for China Daily by day, Lance Crayon spent his nights with some of Beijing's top graffiti artists to create Spray Paint Beijing,...
Hou Hsiao-Hsien is regarded as one of Taiwan’s – sorry China’s – greatest filmmakers, and a major influence on mainland directors. French director...
Twenty years ago, Wu Wenguang made a splash with Bumming in Beijing: The Last Dreamers, a film that is widely credited with launching the New...
Two exciting film events hit the capital this weekend, mixing Latin and local flavors in a tasty cinematic mix. At Instituto Cervantes behind the...
A two hour feature comprising just 23 shots, filmed entirely in one apartment starring the filmmaker’s family. On paper it sounds like a teeth-...
Zhang Yimou has rounded off an eventful year with a box-office success – his recently-released remake of the Coen Brothers’ Blood Simple, entitled A...
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