Building an elliptical love story around 22 years' worth of footage, Jia's latest revisits some of the most pivotal ...

Jia Zhangke has audiences dip into slow cinema with his tale, filmed over decades, of a couple pulled apart while searching ...

It’s nearly impossible to watch Jia Zhang-ke’s new film, Caught by the Tides — a fractured, circumstantial portrait of the Chinese quotidian in the 21st ...

More than two decades in the making, Jia Zhangke’s mostly archival film embodies the sweeping transformations of modern China ...

“Caught By the Tides”’s plot is incidental to Jia’s keen focus on Qiaoqiao’s environment, which isn’t surprising given Jia’s ...

A longtime line producer on Jia's films, Li has made occasional appearances in front of the camera, including as Brother Bin in Unknown Pleasures. He plays a somewhat feckless version of the ...

Director Jia Zhang-Ke returns with a sprawling portrait ... unrecognizable country in search of long-lost lover Bin (Li Zhubin), who left their home city of Datong seeking new financial prospects.