《中國民間故事》 1988年於台視播出，以聊齋神鬼、殭屍、鄉野奇談為題材，播出約11年、520個單元。

第一部国内全景式原生态纪录片典藏，记录别有特色的中国民俗！ 　　系列纪录片《时间的重量》，以时间为坐标，以变迁为焦点，《见证·影像志》重回记录现场，40余部经典纪录片再记录，30余位资深纪录片导演共同奉献，10余年华语纪录片集成，见证20年中国社会变迁。

中国民间故事——鬼狐篇！女鬼还阳摇身变美女狐仙错机缘无法变人形。 　　《人鬼狐》： 清朝道光年间，四川坊间流传着一段人鬼狐的哀怨缠绵故事。 桑生在路途中遇正被妓院老鸨追赶的莲香，于是出手相救。桑生经酒保介绍在一破庙暂住温习诗书。漆黑夜一白衣女子飘然而至，白衣女子名秋容，是一女鬼所变，她仰慕桑生的正义善良，决心委身于他，不料却让桑生大病一场，幸得莲香秘方相救才转危为安。 桑生发现科举考场有徇私舞弊，急忙向考官秉报，店主反而诬陷他有贿赂的行为，桑生被打入死牢。莲香也爱着桑生，假扮壮士拦轿喊冤，巡府大人伸张正义，桑生脱险，并中状元。女鬼秋容得以还阳，嫁给桑生，莲香由于错过机缘，永远不能变成人形。 这真是狐鬼情意胜于人，人若无情枉做人。《仙狐》： 侍卿王太常的儿子元丰，虽一表人材，但疯疯颠颠，白痴一个，儿媳小翠却美若天仙。小翠并不嫌弃元丰，整天陪他玩耍嬉戏，多次解救公公的急难，还治好了元丰的疾病。但是仅仅因为她失手打碎了一只玉瓶，王侍卿夫妇便不念前情，对她交口责骂。小翠一气之下飘然而去。 原来小翠乃狐仙所变，因母亲遭雷劫而受元丰保护，出于报恩才下嫁，看来狐狸比人还情深意重……

何以为家，何以为根。我们从何而来，终将回到何处。今天，我们手握通往未来的钥匙。正如过去，累积成了我们当下的样子。而承载着中华传统生活的老房子，能够很好地回答这一切。我们必须跑在坍塌与遗忘之前，去倾听一遍中国老房子的心里话。《中国民居》是国内首档以中国传统民居生态为主题，呈现传统民居建筑和居住生活的人文记录片。本片联合国内多位顶级建筑师、设计师，深入到中国各处特色村落，以设计者的视觉结合中国设计知识，描绘中国传统民居建筑设计之美。同时，通过实地体验和互动交流，发掘一个个民居生活者的生活故事。

“盒子隐喻”是一个引人注目的反乌托邦之旅，不公正的监禁揭示了社会的一致性和反抗的深刻影响。这是关于打破隐喻的盒子和人类精神的韧性。

“盒子隐喻”是一个引人注目的反乌托邦之旅，不公正的监禁揭示了社会的一致性和反抗的深刻影响。这是关于打破隐喻的盒子和人类精神的韧性。

2010年柏林影展泰迪熊最佳短片得奖作品。导演以自传体记录自己在三期卵巢癌手术后，接受化疗以及重新茁壮（复健）的过程。导演重新采用她在实验影片中熟悉的迭影方式，交迭融合她在化疗时期虚弱的身体与重新茁壮时期的日常细节。她在科技医疗环境中一步步接受化疗的过程，在女画家乔治‧欧基芙生前作画的农场及怀俄明草地骑马也在纽约树林溪流间裸体漫步领受与大自然合而为一的美妙，影片刻画她对动物的情感、对生命的礼赞。实验音乐作曲家梅芮迪斯‧蒙克的配乐透露时而透露生命险峻，时而抒发生命惊喜，而导演再度运用自己的身体作为影片的主要元素，反身自省，为自己，为女同志生命，为一个乐观女性主义者写传。

航班不仅仅是一架有着固定航线的飞机，也并不仅仅是从此处到彼处。关于航班这个词语，将它展开，它可以是人们对飞行的向往，可以是宗教和政治冲突的牺牲品（911事件），可以是永远消失于南印度洋的秘密（马航MH370），也可以是战争... 从一个地方到另一个地方，从起点到终点，没写完的信就像没有降落的航班，在起点和终点之间，是和这个世界一样繁多的不确定性。漂浮是个体的常态，巡航在历史的天空之下。

This experimental Filipino movie is far from a total success, but at least its in-your-face strangeness will make it somewhat interesting for those interested in seeing films of a different sort. The start is akin to a test of endurance for cinephiles, as the camera stands still showing nothing but a couple sleeping in the floor of a hut for the first 15 minutes (I'm not making this up, I looked at my watch). Eventually, the woman, who is unable to sleep, wakes up the man at her side, telling him to tell her a story so she can sleep. He complies with a rambling monologue about the suffering of the Filipino people. The film then moves on to the better second part, where fake footage in the style of silent movies is shown. This shows life in the Philippines supposedly during the end of the colonial period through a series of vignettes. These vignettes are mildly humorous (one shows a number of children looking at an eclipse with gaping mouths). Eventually, something akin to a story comes out of the movie, as revolutionaries meet to plan rebellion from Spanish rule. It's hard to compare this movie with other films, though its fetishism of silent movies recalls the work of Guy Maddin. I found it also reminiscent of a better movie, "Moeder Dao" in which real documentary footage of colonial life in Indonesia was shown.

This experimental Filipino movie is far from a total success, but at least its in-your-face strangeness will make it somewhat interesting for those interested in seeing films of a different sort. The start is akin to a test of endurance for cinephiles, as the camera stands still showing nothing but a couple sleeping in the floor of a hut for the first 15 minutes (I'm not making this up, I looked at my watch). Eventually, the woman, who is unable to sleep, wakes up the man at her side, telling him to tell her a story so she can sleep. He complies with a rambling monologue about the suffering of the Filipino people. The film then moves on to the better second part, where fake footage in the style of silent movies is shown. This shows life in the Philippines supposedly during the end of the colonial period through a series of vignettes. These vignettes are mildly humorous (one shows a number of children looking at an eclipse with gaping mouths). Eventually, something akin to a story comes out of the movie, as revolutionaries meet to plan rebellion from Spanish rule. It's hard to compare this movie with other films, though its fetishism of silent movies recalls the work of Guy Maddin. I found it also reminiscent of a better movie, "Moeder Dao" in which real documentary footage of colonial life in Indonesia was shown.