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128 articles available in total starting from 25/05/2011. Last article published on 30/07/2026.

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Marco Müller • Director, Film Arts Research Centre at Shanghai University

Interview: Marco Müller • Director, Film Arts Research Centre at Shanghai University

“Festivals should reveal the future of cinema, not become the last stop before streaming”

The veteran programmer and former artistic director of Locarno, Venice and IFFR speaks about the importance of discovering cinema beyond the Western canon  

30/07 | /Europe/Asia

Review: Where the Sun Shines Bright

Review: Where the Sun Shines Bright

Lam Can-zhao’s compact coming-of-age anthology finds a moving thread of loneliness and emotional confusion across its childhood chapters  

19/06 | Bishkek 2026

Sompot Chidgasornpongse • Director of 9 Temples to Heaven

Interview: Sompot Chidgasornpongse • Director of 9 Temples to Heaven

“It was almost like recreation for us – instead of going to a beachside hotel, we went to the temple”

CANNES 2026: The Thai director picks apart his personal story about a family visiting nine Buddhist temples in order to gain merit for their grandmother  

26/05 | Cannes 2026 | Directors’ Fortnight

Review: 9 Temples to Heaven

Review: 9 Temples to Heaven

CANNES 2026: Following in the wake of a family on a mystical odyssey riddled with complications, Sompot Chidgasornpongse offers up a highly sophisticated feature film about the ritualised ties of life  

19/05 | Cannes 2026 | Directors’ Fortnight

Review: A Girl Unknown

Review: A Girl Unknown

CANNES 2026: Zou Jing’s debut tracks a young Chinese girl forced to live with three different families, under three different names and identities  

15/05 | Cannes 2026 | Critics’ Week

Review: Confessions of a Mole

Review: Confessions of a Mole

Warsaw-based Chinese filmmaker Mo Tan pushes the boundaries of personal documentary with her feature debut, in which the camera’s presence is constant and unforgiving  

19/11/2025 | IDFA 2025

Review: Resurrection

Review: Resurrection

CANNES 2025: Bi Gan’s spectacular dream-fugue aims to resurrect the history of 20th-century cinema, one era at a time  

23/05/2025 | Cannes 2025 | Competition

Adrià Guxens in production with his feature debut, Lóngquán: The Dragon Spring

Adrià Guxens in production with his feature debut, Lóngquán: The Dragon Spring

The film blends documentary and fiction to tell the story of a Spanish dancer of Chinese heritage who has had scant contact with his family’s home country; the shoot is taking place in Asia and Europe  

22/04/2025 | Production | Funding | Spain/China

There Is Still Tomorrow exceeds €5m in China

There Is Still Tomorrow exceeds €5m in China

Paola Cortellesi’s film has also conquered the female public in China, where other European films such as Anatomy of a Fall and Flow eventually established themselves  

15/04/2025 | Box Office | Europe/China

Review: Youth (Homecoming)

Review: Youth (Homecoming)

VENICE 2024: Wang Bing completes his trilogy on young Chinese garment workers with possibly the most emotionally captivating of the three films  

07/09/2024 | Venice 2024 | Competition

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