Youth (Hard Times) review: Wang Bing's observational trilogy about youth labourers in Chinese textile factories continues after Youth (Spring).
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TIFF Wavelengths and Classics line-ups include films by Wang Bing, Nelson Carlo de los Santos Arias, Rhyane Vermette, and Frederick Wiseman.
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Reflections on Jia Zhangke's artists documentary trilogy of Dong, Useless, and Swimming Out Till the Sea Turns Blue.
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Wang Bing's Youth (Homecoming) is lone documentary in the hunt for the Golden Lion at this year's Venice Film Festival.
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Locarno Film Festival announces line-up for 2024 edition, including new documentaries by Wang Bing, Ben Rivers, and Radu Jude.
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Wang Bing's latest observational opus Youth (Spring) captures the daily toils of young labourers in China's garment district.
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Highlights in TIFF's Wavelengths and Classics line-ups include Youth (Spring), Pictures of Ghosts, He Thought He Died, Artie Shaw: Time Is All You've Got, and L'Amour Fou.
Keep ReadingMrs. Fang (France/China/Germany, 86 min.) Dir. Wang Bing Programme: Wavelengths (North American Premiere) I don’t know if it’s Chinese master documentarian Wang Bing’s rare skills—pairing the professional’s easy way with subjects with
Keep ReadingWang Bing's Ta'ang is a vivid document of lived experience, but as a feature documentary, it could use a bit more context or inquisitiveness.
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