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Special thanks to our volunteers:

黄锐雯 HUANG Ruiwen

秦悦 QIN Yue

马彦白 MA Yanbai

陈旅疆 CHEN Lüjiang

林乐凡 LIN Lefan

毛维佳 MAO Weijia

俞欣澜 YU Xinlan

胡佳怡 HU Jiayi

姜昕牧 JIANG Xinmu

孟思乔 MENG Siqiao

上官舜 SHANG-GUAN Shun

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Chloé Zhao's latest feature Nomadland won the Gol Chloé Zhao's latest feature Nomadland won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival and the People's Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival. Check out her debut feature Songs My Brothers Taught Me on Kino Marquee! Link: https://kinomarquee.com/film/songs-my-brothers-taught-me/5c9ba41f49594b1209855641 SONGS MY BROTHERS TAUGHT ME Directed by Chloe Zhao Year: 2015 Running Time: 94 minutes Country: U.S. Language: English Synopsis: The setting is the often starkly beautiful Badlands of South Dakota's Pine Ridge Indian Reservation; most of the key players are young Lakota Native Americans who attend Little Wound High School. Johnny and his preteen sister, Jashaun, spend time on horseback when they're not selling illegal liquor or tattoo-designed apparel. Director Chloe Zhao captures the subtleties of a marginalized existence in which the historic culture of a people can't compete on a level playing field with the modern problems of poverty, alcoholism, and violence. Amazingly, she embroiders her tale with moments of breathtaking natural beauty that offset the despair her characters struggle against. SONGS is an auspicious debut feature from a director whose superb eye is informed by the sophisticated and nuanced compassion she brings to her story. Synopsis courtesy of Film Forum. #CineCinaFilmFestival #ChloéZhao #赵婷 #KinoLorber #KinoMarquee
We’re excited to work with @Kinolober to bring y We’re excited to work with @Kinolober to bring you the best Chinese films this fall. This weekend’s double feature is Jia Zhangke’s A TOUCH OF SIN (2013) and I WISH I KNEW (2010). Watch now on Kino Marquee at https://kinomarquee.com/film/a-touch-of-sin/5cefeaa559778b57dda34939. One ticket good for a seven-day pass for the film, and your purchase support CineCina! "A tragedy with elements of pulpy action and black comedy..." - Dennis Lim, LA Times A TOUCH OF SIN Directed by Jia Zhangke Year: 2013 Running Time: 125 minutes Country: China Language: Mandarin w/English subtitles #CINECINAFILMFESTIVAL #VIRTUALCINEMA #JIAZHANGKE #KINOLORBER #贾樟柯 #天注定
"Few filmmakers working today look as deeply at th "Few filmmakers working today look as deeply at the changing world as Mr. Jia does, or make the human stakes as vivid." - – Manohla Dargis, New York Times Join us for this special Jia Zhangke double feature on #KinoMarquee! One ticket good for a seven-day pass to see I Wish I Knew (海上传奇). Your purchase supports CineCina. I WISH I KNEW Directed by Jia Zhangke Year: 2010 Running Time: 119 minutes Country: China Language: Mandarin with English subtitles #CINECINAFILMFESTIVAL #VIRTUALCINEMA #JIAZHANGKE #KINOLORBER #贾樟柯 #海上传奇
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