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Chinese Independent Films from 1987-2013: a Filmography of 849 Films Organized by the Director’S Names Chinese Independent Films from 1987-2013: a filmography of 849 films organized by the director’s names 中国独立电影片目 1987-2013： 849 部电影依据导演姓名拼音字母排列 Jim Cheng 程健 C.V. Starr East Asian Library, Columbia University 哥伦比亚大学东亚图书馆 5/20/2015 A, Nian / 阿年 Dong ri ai 90 VHS/PAL 1997 Fictional Chinese The individual qing / 冬日爱 Min. dialogue with stories of a 情 = Love in English subtitles group of people winter born in the 1960s and how they live their lives in today's China. Ai, Dan / 艾丹 Yi qu de chi 25 DVD 2003 Documentary Chinese A documentary he wan le / 疫 Min. dialogue about the 区的吃喝玩乐 behavior and attitude of a group of young people during the peak time of SARS in Beijing in 2003. Ai, Xiaoming / Ren min dai 56 DVD 2006 Documentary Chinese Yao Lifa, a 艾晓明 biao Yao Lifa Min. dialogue with teacher from / 人民代表姚 Chinese Hubei, is an 立法 = subtitles independent People's Representati candidate for ve Yao people's representative in the 2006 local elections. The film tells how Yao pushes the election law at the grass roots and how he pursues his rights by declaring his candidacy. Ai, Xiaoming / Taishi Chun / 114 DVD (2) 2005 Documentary Chinese In 2005, the 艾晓明 太石村 Min. dialogue with residents of Chinese subtitles Taishi Village in Fanwu district, Guangzhou city have voted to dismiss the village officials due to the suspicion of the illegal connection between the officials and developers for the local land development. Ai, Xiaoming / Zhong yuan 148 DVD (2) 2006 Documentary Chinese "The Epic of the 艾晓明 ji shi / 中原纪 Min. dialogue with Central Plains" 事 = The Epic Chinese subtitles is part of the of the Central series "Caring Plains and Compassion" that tells the story of AIDS and Love in rural Henan. Ai, Xiaoming / Ying dao du 63 DVD 2004 Documentary Chinese The film 艾晓明 bai - mu hou Min. dialogue with documents how gu shi /蔭道 English a group of 獨白： 幕后故 subtitles teachers and 事 = The Vagina students at Sun Monologues: Yat-Sen Stories from University put China on stage the Chinese version of Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues in China. Ai, Xiaoming / Guan ai zhi 108 DVD 2007 Documentary Chinese Stories of the 艾曉明 jia / 关爱之家 Min. dialogue with childrens who = Care and English contracted Aids Love subtitles because of their mothers using the contaimnated blood through the hospitals in the villages in Xingtai, Hebei province, China, and their legal cases for justice. Ai, Xiaoming / Xing, xing 45 DVD 2006 Documentary Chinese A documetnary 艾曉明 bie yu quan li Min. narration, about the first / 性，性别与 Chinese and International 权利 = English Conference of Sexualities, dialogue with gender and Chinese Asian Queer Rights in subtitles Studies in 2005, Asia Bankok, Thailand. Ai, Xiaoming Yin dao du 56 DVD 2006 Documentary Chinese The and Song, bai: Min. dialogue with documentary Sufeng / 艾晓 Zhongshan Chinese tells the story of 明, 宋素鳳 da xue shi subtitles sheng yan the performance chu / 阴道独 of The Vagina 白：中山大学 Monologue by 师生演出 = the Zhongshan The Vagina University's Monologue faculty and students in China. Ai, Xiaoming, Tian tang 140 DVD (3) 2005 Documentary Chinese The Hu, Jie/ 艾晓明, hua yuan / 天 Min. dialogue with documentary 胡杰 堂花园 = English subtitles film about the Garden in death of Huang Heaven Jing, a femal teacher and the campaigns by Chinese rights defenders launched through the memorial in internet since 2003. Ai, Xiaoming, Wei ge ming 52 DVD (2): 2005 Documentary Chinese The historical Hu, Jie/ 艾晓明, hua hua: Hu Min. one as dialogue with background of 胡杰 Xian nong English English the Peasants' min hua / 为 version subtitles 革命画画: 户 and one paiting in Hu 县农民画 = as County, China, Painting for Chinese its relations to the version the Revolution - revolutionary Peasants campagnes in Paintings from Hu China, County, specifically, the China cultural revolution. Ai, Xiaoming, Yin dao du 63 DVD 2004 Documentary Chinese This film Song, Sufeng / bai: mu hou Min. dialogue with documents how 艾曉明, 宋素鳳 gu shi / 蔭道 English a group of 獨白: 幕後故 subtitles teachers and 事 = The Vagina students at Sun Monologues: Yat-Sen Stories from (Zhongshan) China University put on stage the first-ever Chinese Language version of Eva Ensler’s The Vagina Monologues in Mainland China; How they challenge prejudice and achieve self- education, growth, and empowerment in the process. Ai, Xiaoming, Yin dao du PTO DVD 2004 Performance Chinese The Vagina Song, Sufeng / bai: 120 dialogue with Monologues has 艾曉明, 宋素鳳 Zhongshan Min. Chinese Da Xue shi subtitles become a part of sheng yan the worldwide chu / 蔭道獨 V-day event. 白: 中山大學 Women act it 師生演出 = out around the The Vagina world, with their Monologues own stories —Performed by the Prof. added to it. The And performance by Students at the Gender Zhongshan Education University, Forum of Sun China Yat-Sen (Zhongshan) University adds the voices of Chinese Women to this international chorus. Bai, Fujian / 白 Deng / 等 45 VCD 2003 Fictional Chinese A village boy 福坚 Min. dialogue with waits on the Chinese subtitles beach for a fisherman, (who saved his grandfather's life at sea), holding the fisherman's favorite cigarettes his grandfather had saved. Bai, Fujian / 白 Gan zhe / 甘 25 VCD 2003 Fictional Chinese A college 福坚 蔗 Min. dialogue with student comes Chinese subtitles from Beijing to visit her parents in a small village and teaches English to the local children. One of the local kids, who lives with his grandfather, wants to join the class. Bai, Fujian / 白 Hou yuan de 40 VHS/PAL 2002 Fictional Chinese A young 福坚 hai tan / 后院 Min. dialogue with university 的海滩 = Chinese subtitles graduate is laid Beach in the off from his job Back Yard in the city and returns to his hometown, a small sea-side village. He faces many challenges. Ban, Zhongyi / Gai Shanxi 138 DVD (3) 2005 Documentary Chinese and A documentary 班忠义 he ta de jie Min. Japanese about Li Dong‘e mei meng / dialogue with 盖山西和她的 Chinese and her fellow 姐妹们 = Gai subtitles village girls Shanxi and living in a Her Sisters village, Yu County, Shanxi Provice. Li was a very pretty girl during Sino- Japanese War with a nick name: Gai Shanxi, means "The most beautiful in whole Shanxi Province", in 1941, she and other village girls were captured and raped by the Japanese solders in the area. Cao, Chen / 曹 Xiao ti qin / 29 VHS/PAL 2005 Fictional Chinese A railroad 晨 小提琴 = The Min. dialogue with worker listens to Violin English and Chinese a concert from subtitles his radio, which was performed by a famous violinst and also his childhood friend…... Cao, Fei / 曹斐 Fu qin / 父親 88 DVD 2005 Documentary Chinese The film was = Father Min. dialogue with shown at the English subtitles first Moscow film biennial. It is about the director's father who is a famous sculpture artist and taking a project to creat a life-size sculpture of Deng Xiaoping. Cha, Xiaoyuan / Lao Ma jia de 82 DVD 2009 Documentary Chinese The datily life of 查晓原 ri zi / 老马家 Min. dialogues with Old Ma and his 的日子 = The English subtitles family in a life of Laoma remote mountain and his family village in Ningxia, China. Cha, Xiaoyuan / Lao Ma jia de 73 DVD 2009 Documentary Chinese The 2nd part of 查晓原 ri zi E: ban jia Min. dialogues with the datily life of / 老马家的日 English Old Ma and his 子 2: 搬家 = subtitles family: moving, The life of Laoma and in a remote his family: mountain village move in Ningxia, China. Cha, Xiaoyuan / Lao Ma jia de 30 DVD 2010 Documentary Chinese The 3rd part of 查晓原 ri zi San: jie Min. dialogues with the datily life of hun / 老马家 English Old Ma and his 的日子 3: 结 subtitles family: 婚 = The life of Laoma marrying, in a and his remote mountain family: village in marrying Ningxia, China. Cha, Xiaoyuan / Hu hu / 虎虎 81 DVD 2011 Documentary Chinese Huhu lives in a 查晓原 Min. dialogues with village and he English subtitles has no father, he got a 100 percent score in his school, but he needs to study in a place outside of his mountain village because the local school was closed. Cha, Xiaoyuan / Gui zhen / 归 43 DVD 2008 Documentary Chinese Story of Old 查晓原 真 = Pass Min. dialogues with Ma, a Muslin away English subtitles handyman passed away in his village. Cha, Xiaoyuan / Liang ge ren 80 DVD 2011 Documentary Chinese Yang Fujun is 查晓原 de chun Min. dialogues with blind and his zhuang / 两个 English wife is 人的村庄 = A subtitles handicapt, they village with two. have seven sons and daughters, the vilage they are living now has only two of them left, because of the city expention, difficult farming live, migranting…… Chen, Miao Shanghai 60 VHS/PAL 2001 Documentary English Documentary (Michelle Chen) dreams = Ye Min. norration, film about a / 陈苗 Shanghai / 夜 Chinese and private club 上海 English dialogue with owner, an English American actor, subtitles a beauty salon owner, and a taxi driver trying to pursue their individual dreams in Shanghai. Chen, Yadang zhi zi 122 DVD 2013 Documentary Chinese When City Xi'an Changqing / 陈 / 亚当之子 = Min. dialogue with is moving 长青 Son of Adam English and Chinese rapidely from an subtitles ancient capital of dynasties to a modern high- rising building packed city, the 17-year old main character lives between a group of garbage pickers and God belivers. Chen, Miao Wo de Lulu / 70 VHS/PAL 2004 Documentary Chinese While a man (Michelle Chen) 我的露露 Min. dialogue with who has been / 陈苗 Chinese subtitles divorced for seven years seeks a mate for is dog, Lu Lu, three new women come into his life and things change for man and dog Chen, Miao The snake 60 VHS/PAL 2002 Documentary Chinese and A biographical (Michelle Chen) boy = Min.
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