Dai Ruqian

Can two completely different cultures truly connect? Can two people from completely different worlds find love? These are some of the questions raised in 'China Affair.' A Chinese movie filmed from a non-Chinese perspective, 'China Affair' is a complex narrative laced with barbed satire, which allows for a fresh perspective unseen in other movies that touch upon the cultural gap between America and China. At first glance, Director Zhang Ming is simply bringing cultural differences to life through the eyes of a foreigner named Lucas, but actually Zhang Ming's 'China Affair' is a story about difficult relationships that reflects on larger issues facing an increasingly intercultural world.

Han Dong adapts his own 1998 novel, about a group of young poets accidentally caught up in an inexplicable dispute with local hoodlums and security guards.

A photojournalist investigates a sexual abuse case in a remote mountain village.

Liu Qiang, a farmer from Zhangpo Village, joins a TV blind date program to promote local cherries and meets Zhang Linjie, a graduate who makes a lasting impression. Their connection sparks a journey that brings them together to help build a new countryside.