Ying xiong: Cause - The Birth of Hero

Conversation on filmmaking by director Tsai Ming-liang and actor-director Lee Kang-shen.

50 men live for 12 months in a madhouse, they passing their days in a single plane and having little contact with the medical team. Every one of the inmates is not there for mental health problems but

Explores an intimate portrait of rekindled family bonding and a tale of self-discovery through a home-coming story of the director, who returns to his village in Taiwan after a 24-year absence.

Two directors struggle to survive in the movie industry.

Are heroes made or are they born? Human mythology suggests heroes are never made. New research suggests otherwise.

Director Allan King documents the final months of five terminally ill cancer patients at the Toronto Grace Health Centre.

Wang Bing's sequel documentary chronicles the struggles of migrant workers at clothing workshops, capturing their daily struggles to survive on low wages and exploring the possibility of collective em

Factory and construction workers, farmers, commuters, miners, students. The director captures the state of his nation, by static filming one or more people in more or less motionless poses. No narrati

Mr. Kuo and his wife Mrs. Lin cook for the city's sleepless. They work all night and sleep during the day, like many others in buzzing Taipei. Until one morning, riding back from the market, Mr. Kuo t

22-year-old Qiong digs into her family's dramas and traumas, exploring the complexity of politics, gender, sex, birth control and social political power over women's bodies.

Wang Bing's Youth documentary trilogy concludes with migrant factory workers celebrating the New Year with their families. Their cyclical struggle captured over 5 years becomes a poignant portrait of

Exploring the life and work of Jean-Claude Biette, French film critic and director.