Kay Kay is the face of modern day China, a bright, educated and ambitious 20 year old living in the booming southern city of Guangzhou. She represents a new generation of middle class Chinese ‘only’ children, benefiting from China’s economic growth as well as the single-minded dedication of her factory-worker parents. 　　This unique film has followed her for her whole life, filming her and her family every year since her birth in 1992. 　　It gives a rare, personal narrative to the decades of transformation that China has undergone. From her childhood and school days through to her university life where she struggles to get to grips with China’s economic imperatives in the face of environmental issues. 　　Kay Kay is a charming, engaging guide to modern China, its people and the country’s recent economic boom.

Kay Kay is the face of modern day China, a bright, educated and ambitious 20 year old living in the booming southern city of Guangzhou. She represents a new generation of middle class Chinese ‘only’ children, benefiting from China’s economic growth as well as the single-minded dedication of her factory-worker parents. 　　This unique film has followed her for her whole life, filming her and her family every year since her birth in 1992. 　　It gives a rare, personal narrative to the decades of transformation that China has undergone. From her childhood and school days through to her university life where she struggles to get to grips with China’s economic imperatives in the face of environmental issues. 　　Kay Kay is a charming, engaging guide to modern China, its people and the country’s recent economic boom.

With humor and sensitivity, Gigi tells us about her gender transition from the tormented little mermaid to the fulfilled woman she is today.

With humor and sensitivity, Gigi tells us about her gender transition from the tormented little mermaid to the fulfilled woman she is today.

Through a strikingly intimate and visually daring lens, Kiki offers a riveting, complex insight into a safe space created and governed by LGBTQ youths of color, who are demanding happiness and political power. The film is an exciting coming-of-age story about agency, resilience, and the transformative art form of voguing. World Premiere

Through a strikingly intimate and visually daring lens, Kiki offers a riveting, complex insight into a safe space created and governed by LGBTQ youths of color, who are demanding happiness and political power. The film is an exciting coming-of-age story about agency, resilience, and the transformative art form of voguing. World Premiere

两位宫庙出身的高雄女孩结伴同行去广州，各自找寻心之所向，犹如台版末路狂花。

两位宫庙出身的高雄女孩结伴同行去广州，各自找寻心之所向，犹如台版末路狂花。

Stranded in Canton captures the stranded of present day Guangzhou. Tens of thousands of sub-Saharan African merchants currently live in the mega city of Guangzhou, located along the northern reaches of the Pearl River in southern China. The local Cantonese commonly refer to the Sanyuanli and Xiaobei districts of the city as Chocolate City due to their large number of African inhabitants. Here we encounter Lebrun, who represents and illustrates the reality of illegal African traders struggling in Guangzhou.

Hip Hop: Guangzhou 　　2003 / video / 3mins 27secs 　　If the bitterness of life could fade from our memory, how hard it would be for happiness to do the same? Take it easy, take it simple and happy, we don't have to take burden. Nothing is important any more. All that people need is to form a whole, to dance without care and catch the eternity of happiness in a twinkling.