Jia Zhangke and Zhao Tao toast the guests of their wedding ceremony in Jia's hometown of Fenyang. (Photo source: Sina.com) Last September...

Discussing his approach to documentary filmmaking, China’s most notorious dissident and artist Ai Weiwei was interviewed by filmmaker and...

"Disorder" (dir. Huang Weikai) Sight and Sound‘s annual account of the year’s cinematic highlights featured two dGenerate titles,...

Wang Jiuliang focuses his camera in a Beijing landfill A recent article in the Global Times addresses the sprawling landfills surrounding...

By Maya E. Rudolph After his screening series premiering many works from the Getting the Past Out Loud: Memory Projects at New York...

By Maya E. Rudolph From L to R: Dan Streible, Angela Zito, Wu Wenguang, Zhang Zhen “Independent film has gone from underground to come...

Writing for his blog chinafilmbiz, producer Robert Cain provides an insider’s guide to censorship rules and regulations according to...

By Maya E. Rudolph Song Hwee Lim and Julian Ward are editors of the recently published The Chinese Cinema Book (BFI and Palgrave...

"Little Moth" (dir. Peng Tao) Check out this podcast: dGenerate president Karin Chien chats with Filmax Film Series director Adam...

Check out a video produced by dGenerate’s own Kevin Lee for Ebert Presents: At The Movies: Reporting on trends in the current Chinese...

"Beijing Besieged by Waste" (dir. Wang Jiuliang) An article by Orville Schelle appeared recently in The Atlantic on the increasingly...

By Dan Edwards This article originally appeared on Dan Edwards‘s blog Screening China. Reprinted with the author’s permission. Jian Yi at...

"Ghost Town" (dir. Zhao Dayong) In an article for the New York Times‘s “Latitudes: Views From Around the World” blog, producer of Chinese...

By Maya Eva Gunst Rudolph Candidates applying for Beijing Film Academy wait in line to submit their applications (photo: China.org.cn) In...

By Isabella Tianzi Cai Sally Liu came from Beijing to get her MFA at Columbia University. (Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times) Back in 2005...

Disorder (dir. Huang Weikai) tied for most mentions in PBS' poll of essential documentaries about China Last month the acclaimed...

By Sara Beretta "Madame" (dir. Qiu Jiongjiong) Qiu Jiongjiong is an artist who paints and makes films; but more importantly, art for him...

by Kevin B. Lee Zhao Liang confronted by Ai Weiwei on camera In his blog on the New Yorker website, critic Richard Brody responds to last...

This article by dGenerate’s founder and president Karin Chien was originally published by IndieWire on the blog of independent film...

Mr. Zhao’s evolution from a filmmaker hounded by the government to one whom it celebrates offers a window into hard choices that face...