Filmmaker exposes gay life, pollution in China
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Documentary maker Ruby  Yang is laying bare some of China's thorniest issues --  HIV/AIDS, tobacco and the ravages of smoking, homosexuality and  the environment.
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The Chinese author of a book about long-dead Peking Opera stars has become the latest challenger to the ruling Communist Party's censors, daring them on Friday to explain their secretive ways before the law.
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Inspired as it is by the  four emotions that an ancient Chinese proverb declares to be  the building blocks of life -- happiness, pleasure, sorrow and  love -- it's not surprising that debut filmmaker Jieho Lee's  multipart drama "The Air I Breathe" suffers from a certain  schematic quality.
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XIAMEN, China  - Dirty, polluted, and congested -- China's large cities have an unenviably poor reputation.
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Jia Zhang-ke, the director of âStill Life,â looks at his country and sees an enormous, rapidly changing movie set.
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Pan Yue's job as deputy director of China's top environmental agency has given him the opportunity to put environmentalism on the national agenda.
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Director Lou Ye says a ban imposed by the Chinese authorities will not stop him making films.
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Li Yu, one of China's few  up-and-coming women filmmakers, has just emerged from an ordeal  worthy of Alice in Wonderland.
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Zhang Jianhuaâs temerity in representing Chinese coal miners through life-size sculpture has earned his work what might be called a soft ban.
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Gay men in the Guangdong Province, China, are to have free and confidential HIV tests at the AIDS Prevention and Treatment Institute, Guangdong Provincial Centre for Disease Control.
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Chinaâs latest revolution is sexual: soft-core, online and the girls-next-door gone wild.
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Chinese director Wang Quan'an says his film about Mongolian herders is for posterity, as economic pressures force them from the windswept steppes to crowded cities and extinguish their way of life.
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A documentary about Islam  and homosexuality is vying for attention at the Toronto  International Film Festival, where high-profile movies set in  the Middle East are already making a splash.
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China, where homosexuality was listed as a mental disorder until 2001, has opened its first hotline for lesbians following the success of a service for gay men, state media reported on Wednesday.
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Unsafe sex becomes the main means of transmission of HIV/Aids in China, overtaking injecting drug use.
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Indonesia&#39;s gay film festival faced  violent opposition in its early years.
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By MATTHEW LEE  WASHINGTON - Fictional gay cowboys and a faux reporter from Kazakhstan suffered human rights abuses in 2006 as crackdowns on flesh and blood victims were extended to the Internet, award- winning films and noted plays worldwide, the State Department says.