Events

Chinese Film Festival (September 7 – 12)  Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with six recent films from China, which has become the world's largest film industry over the past two years. Selections include an animated coming-of-age story about lion dancers (I Am What I Am), a look at the early days of COVID-19 in Wuhan (Ode […]

THURSDAY 8 SEPTEMBER @ 7:30 PM – ODE TO THE SPRING (你是我的春天) Directors: Zhou Nan, Zhang Chi, Tian Yusheng, Dong Yue, Rao Xiaozhi Five intertwined tales exploring ordinary heroes – doctors, patients, volunteers – as they face the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic in Wuhan. (M, 122 mins, 2022)

FRIDAY 9 SEPTEMBER @ 7:30 PM – SISTER (我的姐姐) Director: Yin Ruoxi When her parents are killed in an accident, a young woman must choose between independence or raising her 6-year-old half brother. (M, 127 mins, 2021)

SATURDAY 10 SEPTEMBER @ 7:30 PM – NICE VIEW (奇迹·笨小孩) Director: Wen Muye A tech-savvy 20-year-old orphan sets out to do whatever it takes to earn enough money to pay for his 6-year-old sister's heart surgery. (PG, 106 mins, 2022)

SUNDAY 11 SEPTEMBER @ 3 PM – MOZART FROM SPACE (外太空的莫扎特) Director: Chen Sicheng The lives of a father and his rebellious 14-year-old son are changed forever by the mysterious arrival of a musical alien named Mozart. (PG, 136 mins, 2022)

MONDAY 12 SEPTEMBER @ 7:30 PM – THE EIGHT HUNDRED (八佰) Director: Guan Hu In 1937, during the Battle of Shanghai, a group of Chinese soldiers are ordered to defend a warehouse from invading Japanese forces. (MA, 149 mins, 2020)