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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • Egg and Stone

    Meticulous in every way: the non-professional actors with incredible skills, the beautiful camerawork, the timing and dosing of the tragic storyline a
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  • 5f-2

    Exercise in comedic genre filming. A script writer has erotic fantasies. With a lead role for a rubber ducky.
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  • Shattered

    Xu Tong continues his enervating, sometimes controversial reporting on the morals of the Chinese underclass. In the lead role, an 80-year-old, retired
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  • After Dark

    The filmmaker’s muse, Hannah Lin, as an almost blind masseuse. Why doesn’t she want to be cured? What is so comforting about the dark?
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  • So Sorry

    Corrupt builders and officials were to blame for the high number of dead schoolchildren after the Sichuan earthquake. This secret would have been buri
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  • Whose Eyes

    Daily life as seen by surveillance cameras. Well actually, as seen by leading experimental filmmaker Tan Tan. Screened before Shattered.
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  • Bachelor Mountain

    In his third film on life and work in the (once) heavily wooded north of China, Yu Guangyi (Survival Song) follows the lonely San Liangzi…
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  • Last Fragments of Winter

    A Malaysian film student travels to Japan to study and is amazed by many things. About a girl in the snow, for instance.
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  • One Recluse

    Ai Weiwei follows the trial against a man suspected of killing six cops. Ai is not interested in whether he did it, but in the…
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  • Sentimental Animal

    Mysterious, oppressive and occasionally shocking film in stylised black-and-white (shot by a colleague director Zhang Yuedong) about the latter days o
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