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US Embassy in China
The US Embassy in China is dedicated to achieve a dynamic public diplomacy, people-to-people exchanges, and other programs designed to support the development of civil society, promote religious freedom, and improve policies to protect the unique languages, cultures and religions of China’s ethnic minorities. In conjunction, the US Embassy collaborates and coordinates with various US Consulates throughout China to promote educational and cultural exchanges with local partners.
CNEX
CNEX is the short form of “Chinese Next”. CNEX is a non-profit organization founded by a group of professionals, from Mainland China, Taiwan and Hong Kong, who are passionate about Chinese culture. It is devoted to the production and promotion of documentaries related to the Chinese people.
CNEX provides a platform of supports for and exchanges among Chinese documentary filmmakers by organizing and coordinating international cultural activities, both of independent initiatives or securing supports from governments. It aims to help more professionals in the effort of preserving cultures of Chinese communities, in the forms of visual and audio documents. CNEX hopes to establish and develop a library of global Chinese nonfiction work, and to enhance a sustainable strategy for the contemporary Chinese documentary making.
Related Blog Posts
Posted Mar 28, 2012, by Summer Wu posted on the Blog
Chinese Audiences Somewhere Between
Summer Wu was an audience member who watched Somewhere Between at Beijing Foreign Studies University. She graciously shared her ...
Posted Mar 28, 2012, by Ben Murray, Co-director of Unfinished Spaces posted on the Blog
Filmmaker Diary from China
Here we are in China. Great people, great food, and more screenings to come. The individual is alive and well and looking for ...
Posted May 6, 2011, by Kate Dean, producer, Winter's Bone posted on the Blog
The Other Side of the World
There is a long-standing joke of how far China is: it's the other side of the world. When I was little, I would imagine digging ...
Posted Apr 26, 2011, by Meredith Lavitt and Lixin Fan posted on the Blog
Last Train Home: A Provocative Debate on Perspective
Lixin Fan participated in Film Forward China with his film Last Train Home and as an Advisor for the Documentary Workshops with ...
Posted Apr 20, 2011, by Xin Sheng, Chinese student blogger posted on the Blog
Sundance Institute Joins Beijing Film Academy
Xin Sheng is a junior student at the Communication University of China in Beijing. She is the student journalist of the ...
Posted Apr 20, 2011, by Stanley Nelson, Director of Freedom Riders posted on the Blog
From Bicycles to Freedom Rides
I did not know what to expect as the plane approached Beijing. I had last visited 16 years ago so there was no way I could have ...
Posted Apr 19, 2011, by Cara Mertes posted on the Blog
Sundance Institute’s Documentary Film Program Goes to China
April 13-16, 2011, saw Sundance Institute’s Documentary Film Program lead the first ever Institute workshop for independent ...
Posted Apr 18, 2011, by Xin Sheng (Rebecca), Chinese student blogger posted on the Blog
China Needs More Lixin Fan
Xin Sheng is a junior student at the Communication University of China in Beijing. She is the student journalist of the ...
Posted Apr 18, 2011, by Kathryn Dean, Producer, Winter's Bone posted on the Blog
Greetings From Beijing
The flight from New York to Beijing was a bit intense, but the cramped seat and crowded arrangement were nothing compared to ...
Posted Apr 16, 2011, by Meredith Lavitt posted on the Blog
Next Stop Beijing…
Film Forward arrived in Beijing on April 13 after a successful tour in Nashville, TN (visit our Nashville destination page for ...
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Posted Apr 2, 2012, posted in Articles
Producer Diary from China
Kunming, China, it turns out, is mostly cement and just as polluted as other Chinese cities, but it didn’t matter because we ...
Posted Mar 26, 2012, posted in Articles
Unfinished Spaces: Holy Temples Created by Artists
It's a sad story. In this film, we can learn that something could be damaged and never ever be fixed back to the original ...
In The News
- Sundance Institute Returns From Presenting Film Forward: Advancing Cultural Dialogue In China, Public Diplomacy Press and Blog Review
- Unfinished Spaces: Fellows on the Awards Stage and on the Screen, Film Independent
- Sundance Institute Returns from FILM FORWARD Initiative in China, Indiewire
- Sundance Institute Returns From Presenting Film Forward: Advancing Cultural Dialogue In China, Movie City News
- 2 novice teenage Eskimos star in new Sundance film, The China Post
- First Person with Filmmaker Lixin Fan, Art Works
- Making Progressive Movies Gripping: ‘Freedom Riders’ Tonight on PBS, Yglesias
- 圣丹斯电影节首度来华 博联, blteam.blshe.com
- 圣丹斯影协：独立影人应尽, v.ifeng.com
- 客座博客：中国需要更多范, Sina Blog
- 圣丹斯+CNEX纪录片工作坊, Sina Blog
- Film review on Freedom Rider – watching this film from filmmaker Stanley Nelson’s perspe, Guo Lina
- Sundance Film Festival in my camera - Opening Ceremony, Guo Lina
- Sundance Film Festival in my camera - Press Roundtable, Guo Lina
- First Sundance movie night in Beijing: film reviews on Winter’s Bone and Amreeka, Wang Henan
- Winter’s Bone film review, He Choujia
- 我们离纪录片有多远, Ruan Yu
- Lixin Fan Screens “Last Train Home” in Wuhan, China, PBS - POV Blog
- 农民工的归途列车：西方反, ChinaCulture.org
- 圣丹斯电影推广项目走进北, Sina Blog
