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Female filmmakers in YunnanPosted by Jeremy Goldkorn on Wednesday, December 26, 2007 at 10:17 AM
Lola is the producer of the Yunnan New Film Project —a series of films by first time female directors, all shot in Yunnan Province. This video is a short interview with her and with Wang Fen, director of 'The Case'. The video is also on Tudou (faster in China). Note: Dec. 2007 -- There may be a screening of The Case in Beijing soon: please see this Danwei post for details. |
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Comments on Female filmmakers in Yunnan
Ha ha merry christmas 倒了！
同志金玉米终于回来了.........加油!!!
同志金玉米的小粉丝联合起来热烈地鼓掌!!!
Great stuff.....玉米秀万岁....
Thanks for the interview.....cool content, very interesting.
小石
Christmas is boring in China is it gentlemen?
金玉米是不是在人生迷茫期
正常现象
多读书
多做好事
祝你早日开智慧
人生想明白后什么都没有
同志金玉米 or 金玉米同志？
意思可不一样。。。
Anyway,interesting interview, where can I see the movie?
Satan: The only screening we know of at the moment is still unscheduled -- see the Ruzuo.com link posted above.