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Rita Xia in DCCFF-ALULA Film Festival

Sep 18, 2017

Fleeting Romance in the Throes of Development: Lou Ye’s Suzhou River (2000)

Rita Xia in DCCFF-ALULA Film Festival

Oct 11, 2017

A Short Meditation on “Whatever”: Fruit Chan’s Made in Hong Kong (1997)

This article was written by Anthony Siu on September 12, 2017 and originally posted on VCinema for the VCinema and DCCFF’s collaboration series on Chinese Cinema of the 1980s & 1990s.

Rita Xia in DCCFF-ALULA Film Festival

Aug 25, 2017

RTHK: The Mecca of the Hong Kong New Wave

This article was written by Matthew E. Carter on August 24, 2017 and originally posted…

Rita Xia in DCCFF-ALULA Film Festival

Aug 20, 2017

‘Ride the Waves’ — Get Ready for DCCFF’s 80s-90s Retrospective

This September, for four days (9/21–9/24), let’s ‘ride the waves’ and go back in time. Which waves?

Taiwan New Wave
Hong Kong New Wave

Rita Xia in DCCFF-ALULA Film Festival

Sep 4, 2017

Q&A with Dir. Ivan MARKOVIĆ of “From Tomorrow On, I Will” (DCCFF-ALULA Film Festival)

The 5th DC Chinese Film Festival-ALULA Film Festival takes place virtually this week at the ALULA Film Village.

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Connecting Cultures Through Cinema. DCCFF-ALULA Film Festival is a nonprofit based in Washington, DC and determined to provide a global platform for filmmakers of Chinese heritage and film about China or the Chinese diaspora.

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Fleeting Romance in the Throes of Development: Lou Ye’s Suzhou River (2000)

A Short Meditation on “Whatever”: Fruit Chan’s Made in Hong Kong (1997)

RTHK: The Mecca of the Hong Kong New Wave

‘Ride the Waves’ — Get Ready for DCCFF’s 80s-90s Retrospective

Reflections on Surface Culture in ‘The Mission’ (1999)

Critiquing the Post Isolationist Chinese Youth Film

DCCFF Official Blog, Call for Guest Bloggers

Q&A with Dir. Ivan MARKOVIĆ of “From Tomorrow On, I Will” (DCCFF-ALULA Film Festival)

The 5th DC Chinese Film Festival-ALULA Film Festival takes place virtually this week at the ALULA Film Village.