One of the very first Chinese openly-gay underground films to make it to the big screen, “The Old Testament” offers a rare glimpse at gay life behind communist borders in China. Biblical references weave together three engaging vignettes on the topics of sexuality, homophobia and AIDS.
In “Song of Solomon” a male couple receives an unexpected visitor: an ex- male friend with AIDS. Faced with a commitment to provide hospice care for the former lover, the couple must confront the demise of their own relationship. “Proverbs” follows the love triangle between a married man, his wife, and his gay lover.
As the bisexual husband attempts to get the best of both worlds, the feuding wife and lover begin to wonder if he is worth the fight. “Psalter” concludes the trilogy as a straight couple schemes outrageously to prevent the husband’s younger brother from sleeping with his “special friend.”
Director: Cui Zi’en
Produced By: CUIZI DV Studio
Staring: Yo Bo, Zhang Jian,Meng Hao, Yu Xiao Yu, Yang Qing and Ma Ran
Genre: Drama, Foreign, Romance
Language: Mandarin with English
DVD Release Date: November 1, 2005
Run Time: 75 minutes






