Banned in China, Jiang Wen's ravishingly photographed anti-war epic is set in 1945 in Japanese-occupied rural China where a peasant is forced to shelter two prisoners: one Japanese who wants to die, and his Chinese interpreter who wants to live.

After a town is completely destroyed by a flood, the residents must try to rebuild their homes, the town, and their lives.

A collection of four movies produced by the Shaw Brothers movie studio.

When Beijing journalist Ga Yu arrives in a remote Tibetan village, he immediately finds himself embedded in a relentless manhunt across the barren waste lands of Kekexili. Acting without the Chinese government's approval, this ragtag group of impoverished vigilantes has sworn to capture or kill the poachers responsible for decimating the sacred antelope of Kekexili. As the harsh landscape overcomes them and the ruthless poachers begin picking them...

A boy carrying a secret message to the Prince is apprehended by the dark assassins of the Prime Minister's guard. The White Dragon arrives and, after a fight, rescues the boy. He delivers the secret message to the Prince.

A ping pong ball, found floating in a stream, becomes the source of wonderment for three young boys who live in the remote grasslands of Mongolia, a magnificent landscape little changed since the time of Genghis Khan.

The story of six young people in the 1960s in Hong Kong interweaved with love-hate relationships and passion.

On December 9, 1937, the Imperial Japanese Army laid siege to the Chinese capital of Nanking, beginning a reign of terror that killed as many as 300,000 civilians, an infamous tragedy now referred to as the Rape of Nanking. The first big-budget fiction film by the Chinese to deal with the seminal event in their modern history, City of Life and Death is a visceral, heartbreaking portrait of life during wartime, and an unforgettable masterpiece of contemporary...