China’s Biggest Rappers Were Quiet on Black Lives Matter, But Real Hip Hop Artists Stood Up 4 days ago
Photographer Gao Shan’s “The Eighth Day” Goes Deep on the Relationship with His Adopted Mother 6 days ago
Where There’s Smoke, There’s Straight Fire Gang: The Shanghai Hip Hop Trio Blazing Their Own Trail July 2, 2020
Meet the Architect Whose Revolutionary “Sponge Cities” are Helping Combat Climate Change May 28, 2020
ByteDance: How the TikTok Creator Took Over the Internet and Incited International Controversy April 27, 2020
Wǒ Men Podcast: How Covid-19 has Changed Chinese People’s Attitudes to Personal Finance June 15, 2020
Daily Drip Jia Zhangke’s New Short Film “Visit” Relays the Anxieties of Covid-19 Interactions The director of "Ash is Purest White" brings a moody and tense atmosphere to bear on a ... By Bryan GroganApril 23, 2020
Culture Film and TV in 2020: What Will China Be Watching? "China's Lord of the Rings," new Zhang Yimou films, and sporting heroics are all set to be ... By Jake NewbyDecember 31, 2019
Daily Drip Jia Zhangke Film “Ash is Purest White” Makes Barack Obama’s 2019 Movies List Gangster revenge thriller joins "The Farewell" and "American Factory" on Obama's best of the year run-down By Jake NewbyDecember 30, 2019
Culture 2nd Annual Mulan International Film Festival Announces Date, Program The Toronto festival is gearing up for its second edition, with a focus on emerging talent, female ... By RADII StaffJuly 11, 2019
Daily Drip Jia Zhangke Directs Apple Chinese New Year Commercial on an iPhone Amid a crowd of adverts going for the "touching Chinese New Year story" vibe, Apple's has some ... By RADII StaffJanuary 31, 2019
Daily Drip Asian Film Awards 2019: Tibetan Thriller and “Dying to Survive” Make Shortlist China's answer to "Dallas Buyers Club" and Jia Zhangke's latest epic are among the nominations for the ... By Jake NewbyJanuary 11, 2019
Culture BRICS Film Co-Production “Half the Sky” Focuses on Women’s Stories Mao's famous aphorism about women holding up "half the sky" is echoed in the title of the ... By Fan ShuhongJune 20, 2018
Culture Jia Zhangke and Fengjie’s Ghost Jia's film "Still Life" drowns in a particular type of hopelessness against which its characters struggle, one ... By Daniel WeaverAugust 21, 2017
Culture New Nowhere: Jia Zhangke’s Fenyang In the auteur's early works, his hometown is both a city and a metonym for provincial city ... By Daniel WeaverAugust 14, 2017
Culture Not Just A Guy From Fenyang: Walter Salles’ Portrait of Master Filmmaker Jia Zhangke The shifting urban topography and upheaval that has always dominated Jia’s work is revisited by Jia himself ... By Daniel WeaverAugust 5, 2017
China’s Biggest Rappers Were Quiet on Black Lives Matter, But Real Hip Hop Artists Stood Up 4 days ago
Photographer Gao Shan’s “The Eighth Day” Goes Deep on the Relationship with His Adopted Mother 6 days ago
Where There’s Smoke, There’s Straight Fire Gang: The Shanghai Hip Hop Trio Blazing Their Own Trail July 2, 2020
Meet the Architect Whose Revolutionary “Sponge Cities” are Helping Combat Climate Change May 28, 2020
ByteDance: How the TikTok Creator Took Over the Internet and Incited International Controversy April 27, 2020
Wǒ Men Podcast: How Covid-19 has Changed Chinese People’s Attitudes to Personal Finance June 15, 2020
