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 No.3065

I've seen dozens of Japanese films but very few from China. It seems like Chinese films are not as widely known, especially if you don't count Hong Kong.

Anyway, which films do you like from China? Given the size of their country, why isn't their cinema more popular internationally?

 No.3066

The Goddess(1934) by Yonggang Wu
Spring in a Small Town(1948) by Mu Fei
Still Life(2006) by Jia Zhangke

 No.3069

Jia Zhangke (Platform) and Wang Bing (Tie Xie Qu) are pretty good.

 No.3081

>>3065
their films are currently playing a huge part in cinematographic history. lol.

 No.3082

>>3081
I don't quite understand how something can currently play a part in history?

 No.3085

what is this huge influence of Chinese films on cinematography?
please give some examples.



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