This week the dGenerate blog is spotlighting Jia Zhangke’s rare and underappreciated film Dong, which is one of the newest additions to...

By Sara Beretta Director Liu Jiayin answering questions at Get It Louder (photo: Get It Louder) Get It Louder (Da Sheng Zhan), one of...

Zhao Liang provided one of the most heartrending Chinese documentaries of recent times last year with Petition, an epic work about...

Disorder (dir. Huang Weikai) In The Atlantic, Hua Hsu reviews Huang Weikai’s Disorder, which screened as part of the Reel China...

1428 (dir. Du Haibin) France Pepper gives Du Haibin’s 1428 a strong review for the Asian Educational Media Service: Du’s down-to-earth...

by Sara Beretta Get It Louder (Da Sheng Zhan), one of China’s hottest showcases for emerging creative talent, opened in Beijing last...

Nail Household Fighting Against Demolition Squad by Sara Beretta Sometimes reality exceeds the virtual, in its absurdity, strangeness and...

Queer China, 'Comrade' China (dir. Cui Zi'en) The current issue of Video Librarian includes a review of one of our hottest titles, Cui...

Al-Jazeera produced this interesting investigative piece on Chinese businessmen and migrants living and working in Senegal,...

by Isabella Tianzi Cai In an article for the American Free Press, D’Arcy Doran recaps some of Jia Zhangke‘s latest accolades: he received...

Lesbian wedding in China (Photo from crtv.nl) by Isabella Tianzi Cai In a “Letter from China” column for the New York Times on September...

By Isabella Tianzi Cai In the article, Teng gives a comprehensive overview of the civic documentary movement in China for the past few...

Zhao Liang Zhao Liang is one of China’s leading artists working in video, photography and documentary film. His work examines both rural...

1428 (dir. Du Haibin) In his coverage of the 2010 Los Angeles Film Festival for Mubi Notebook, Doug Cummings offers his take on Du...

dGenerate Films is proud to announce that Crime and Punishment by Zhao Liang and Using by Zhou Hao, two important works from China’s...

Street Life (dir. Zhao Dayong) The Flaherty Film Seminar, a private, weeklong series of screenings and talks with filmmakers, scholars...

By Isabella Tianzi Cai and Kevin B. Lee Aftershock (dir. Feng Xiaogang) The 1976 Tangshan Earthquake was one of the worst natural...

Queer China, 'Comrade China' (dir. Cui Zi'en) By Isabella Tianzi Cai In the online film journal Film Threat, Phil Hall recently reviewed...

By Isabella Tianzi Cai At CinemAsia Film Festival in Amsterdam this year, Chinese queer activist, writer, and filmmaker Cui Zi’en’s Queer...

by Ariella Tai The Laogucheng neighborhood in Beijing is being demolished. (Photo: Shiho Fukada, The New York Times) The New York Times...