Tongzhi in Love (彼岸浮生) (2008)
Gay life in the city of Beijing is the subject of this fascinating exploration encompassing a disparate circle of not-so-closeted gay men in contemporary China. And while gay sex is still forbidden by the authorities, the extent to which ...
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Shanghai Panic (2001)
In this Boys love movie, a former ballet star content to dance the night away in the Shanghai club scene finds that nothing helps one to better understand their true inner-selves than the prospect of facing death in director Andrew ...
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Farewell My Concubine (霸王别姬) (1993)
Farewell My Concubine is a film adaptation of Lilian Lee’s novel. It is a heartrending and unique Boy's love story revolving around the dramatic and colorful life in the Peking Opera. The story of Farewell My Concubine spans 50 years, from the ...
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My Fair Son (2007)
An emotional gay life in China, MY FAIR SON tells the story of a father and a son trying to consistent their separate lives. Ray was raised by his grandfather and after having grown up with his grandfather Ray (Wang Junrui) a ...
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Star Appeal (2004) 星星相吸惜
Chinese activist filmmaker Cui Zi'en crafts the first all gay Chinese science fiction film with this fantastical tale of a lonely extraterrestrial who learns a tender lesson in earthly love after being taken in by a curious bisexual. When Xiao Bo first ...
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Night Scene (夜迷情) (2005)
Director Cui Zi'en (FEEDING BOYS, AYAYA) guides his cast through some complex romantic entanglements in NIGHT SCENE. Returning to familiar subject matter, Zi'en weaves his tale around Yangyang (Gao Yang), a young, sexually confused guy who discovers that ...
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Withered in the Blooming Season 2005 《少年花草黄》
Cui Zi’en is a Chinese director whose films tackle the taboo and the shocking areas of life. But while his other films merely discuss how a taboo can affect a person, his family, and his relationship with other people (which is the ...
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Men and Women ( 男男女女) 1999
The film was co-written by Cui Zi'en, one of the few openly gay writers in China. Cui also has a cameo-role in the film, as the host of an underground radio show.
Banned in China due to its homosexual themes, It is one ...
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Feeding Boys, Ayaya (2003)
Xiao Bo comes from a moderate, middle class family but has decided to make his living as a male hustler. His actions influences his older brother, Dabin, a devout Christian, who becomes an evangelist to reform China's entire hustler population
When the two ...
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