A selection of films that offer a taste of Chinese cinema today.
The film week is organized by the embassy of People's Republic of China in Tel Aviv
A selection of films that offer a taste of Chinese cinema today.
The film week is organized by the embassy of People's Republic of China in Tel Aviv
The extraordinary story of Jacob Rosenfeld, who fled Europe, immigrated to China, served in the Chinese army during WWII, and then became the ministry of Health.
Elsa, a musician that spends her time between China and France, finds herself in a transcontinental love triangle between two brothers – a gifted flautist and a tattoo artist. Chinese art-house at its best, Night Peacock is a poignant and poetic drama.
A mythological hero, the all-powerful Monkey King, is released from the cave he has been held in for 500 years and embarks on a journey to regain his powers. A sweeping and sophisticated folkloristic comedy, packed with breathtaking kung fu scenes.
China’s wild life and landscapes are captured like never before. A panda bear, a snow leopard, a small monkey and a herd of antelopes are the stars of this impressive documentary film.
The epic story of the Great Tangshan Earthquake of 1976. Feng Shiaugang’s monumental film begins as a disaster film and turns into a Sophie’s Choice-like drama.