The 64th Berlin Film Festival began on February 6 and ends this Sunday. This year there are three Chinese films vying for the Golden Bear award.
Ning Hao’s ‘No Man’s Land’ is a neo-western thriller, Lou Ye’s ‘Blind Massage’ is an adaptation of Bi Feiyu’s novel ‘Tuina’ (推拿) and tells the story of sight-impaired masseuses in Nanjing. The third film, ‘Black Coal, Thin Ice’ directed by Diao Yinan, is a thriller in which police investigate a serial killer whose victims are all romantically linked to the same woman.
In addition, Tony Leung, a Chinese actor made famous by his roles in a number of Wong Kar Wai movies, is on the panel of judges at the festival.
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Keywords: 64th berlin Film festival: three Chinese Films; Ning Hao; Lou Ye; Bi Feiyu; Tony Leung
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