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HomeYork Asia Research NetworkNews and Events2017Event: Chinese visual festival

Chinese Visual Festival, May 2nd-11th 2017

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Posted on Thursday 11 May 2017

The 7th edition of the Chinese Visual Festival will be running May 2nd-11th at BFI Southbank, DocHouse, and King's College London.

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The festival screens cinema from around the Chinese language speaking world, from independent fiction and documentaries, through to animation and experimental works, as well as bringing to London some director and artist guests, who'll be taking part in conferences, debates and Q&A sessions.

This year, CVF opens with Ju Anqi in conversation with Tony Rayns and closes with Midi Z’s The Road to Mandalay at BFI Southbank. Other guests include award-winning documentary director Wen Hai and Hong Kong Fresh Wave filmmakers. There are also special sessions focusing on LGBTQ cinema, award-winning Chinese animation, family planning in China and other current issues.

The full programme and ticket links are available on the festival website:

Festival Website

Discount tickets are available for students.