Tag: diaoyinan

Yeah, this looks great. As our own Dustin Chang opened his recent review from the New York Film Festival: "The followup to Black Coal, Thin Ice, Diao Yinan's blistering noir that put him on the international cinema map, The Wild...

Yet it is not as taut as 'Black Coal Thin Ice.' It sets up the motion nicely, but it doesn't have a momentum to follow through its 113-minute running time. Watch it for its beauty. Watch it for atmosphere. The film is still well worth the ticket.

A deep and poignant masterpiece from seasoned filmmaker Jia Zhangke.

When you are asked to premiere the teaser poster for the next film from a Berlinale Golden Bear winner, you say yes!    ScreenAnarchy is pleased to help premiere the teaser poster for The Wild Goose Lake, the new film...

This year's surprise Golden Bear winner at Berlin is a bleak, yet engrossing whodunnit set in the wintry climes of Northern China.For his third feature film, writer-director Diao Yinan (Uniform, Night Train) evokes both Hollywood procedurals and European arthouse cinema...

Heading soon to its world premiere in a competition slot at the 2014 Berlinale, Black Coal, Thin Ice (Bai Ri Yan Huo) follows "a down-and-out detective and his successful protégée who reunite to tackle a cold case and catch a...