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Tag Archives: film
The new sexy Xu Jinglei
Xu Jinglei’s new sexy image.
Posted in Film, Magazines
Tagged film, magazines, Xu Jinglei
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Taxi vs Taxi
Two films about Beijing taxi drivers have some remarkable similarities.
Posted in Film, Intellectual Property
Tagged Beijing Taxi, film, intellectual property, The last Breadbox
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Beijing Queer Film Festival
An interview by Danwei’s Jeremy Goldkorn with two of the organizers of Beijing’s fourth Queer Film Festival that took place this summer. Shot and edited by Patrick Carr of Mandarin Film.
Posted in Featured Video, Film
Tagged film, gay, Mandarin Film
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Human flesh search engine film, part two
The second part of Human Flesh Search Engine, a short documentary film directed by Luis A. Tapia.
Posted in Film
Tagged film, human flesh search, Internet, Luis Tapia
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Chinese filmmakers withdraw from Melbourne movie festival
Yangcheng Evening News: Three Chinese filmmakers have withdrawn their movies from the 58th Melbourne International Film Festival.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged corruption, film, Jia Zhangke, lawsuit, Rebiya, riot, Uighur
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Object lessons in human cruelty
Wu Fei, an essayist and educator, uses the inclusion of Schindler’s List in a middle school textbook as the starting point for a discussion about the dehumanizing effect of on-screen killing, from televised executions intended to calm the anger of the public, to war movies that feature graphic violence.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged @classic, executions, film, Mo Luo, Wu Fei
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Halle Berry at Shanghai Film Festival
On Saturday there was a rather cheesy opening ceremony for the Shanghai Film Festival, featuring Jacky “Submissive” Chan and Halle Berry.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged film, Halle Berry, Jacky Chan, Shanghai
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Hard Queen, Up from the Underground
The full cut of Luis A. Tapia’s documentary Up from the Underground, about Shanghainese band Hard Queen as it prepares to release its debut EP, “Holiday.”
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged band, Daedalum Films, documentary, film, Hard Queen, movie
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Jia Zhangke in The New Yorker
Jia Zhangke video and links.
Posted in Featured Video, Film
Tagged Evan Osnos, film, Jia Zhangke
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