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28 Jan – 7 Feb 2027

Overview of articles

  • The Last Moose of Aoluguya

    Gu Tao has followed for years the lives of several members of the (previously nomadic) Ewenki minority in Northeast China. The result is sometimes stu
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  • La lampe au beurre de yak

    Photographer creates staged portraits in a Tibetan village. The backdrops of Disney figures and tropical islands are lowered using a squeaky pulley.
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  • Letters from the South

    An omnibus film about how immigrant Chinese in Southeast Asia cling to their traditional customs, language and habits – even after centuries in a diff
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  • On the Beat

    Black comedy about the everyday conflict between tradition and progress in a Peking police station. An influx of semi-criminal newcomers from the coun
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  • Only You Alone

    A young Chinese woman suffers from epilepsy. Her dreams die, but it only makes her stronger.
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  • Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains

    The ups and downs of the Yu Family in the Chinese provincial town of Fuyang. Panoramic impression of radical changes, told with calm, reserved empathy
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  • Trap Street

    A young surveyor has his eye on an attractive researcher, but she suddenly disappears during a seemingly successful appointment. Mysterious events fol
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  • Ai Weiwei’s Appeal ¥15,220,910.50

    Ai Weiwei, famous artist and notorious activist, does not so much direct films, he designs them. Just the way you design buildings or a political…
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  • A Touch of Sin

    Modern impression of China, inspired by four unofficial news reports that appeared principally on Weibo (the Chinese Twitter), investigating why so ma
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  • Damp Season

    A young couple in a humid city in the South of China drift apart. Dreamy study of the complexity of human relationships.
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