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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • Fairytale

    Ai Weiwei is an artist of grand ideas and equally grand projects. You could invite ten people to participate in an international project or a…
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  • The High Life

    This first fiction film by a prize-winning documentary maker is a very sharp and realistic, but also dreamy and surreal urban portrait from today’s Ch
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  • Moamba Chinesa

    He missed his flight twice, but still made it to the port of Guangzhou (Canton). Or chocolate city as the Chinese call it, because of…
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  • When China Met Africa

    As a festival, you have to have a good reason to screen a film that is not a premiere – and has even been shown…
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  • Winter Vacation

    This hilarious minimalist film from poet/writer/filmmaker Li Hongqi won the Golden Leopard. Deadly dry humour, inimitable dialogues and long, sad sile
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  • The Interceptor from My Hometown

    One of the filmmaker’s classmates reveals his secret: he ‘intercepts’ people seeking their rights. That’s how the system works. The filmmaker follows
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  • My Father’s House

    In China, they call the port of Guangzhou ‘Chocolate City’, because so many Africans come here to trade, live and even set up churches. A…
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  • Reframing the Artist

    Dialogues from more than 50 different films about artists (Pollock, Surviving Picasso etc.) are reenacted by crafstmen in the Dafen Oil Painting Villa
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  • Reign of Assassins

    A return to old-style wuxia as seen revived in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Su’s ambition to create an original masterpiece is clear in the film’s
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  • The Tiger Factory

    The maker was too honest in an interview: he made the film really quickly. Too quickly, said the critics. An easy target. But the film…
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