Cheng Yusu

Cheng Yusu

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Born in Shanghai in 1967, he received a bachelor's degree in British and American literature from Beijing Institute of second foreign languages in 1989, that is, he went to the University of Sydney in Australia for further study. In 1996, he received a master's degree in film production and international studies. Since 1997, he has been involved in DV. He is one of the earliest people involved in DV production in China.

Representative works

In 2001, he completed his first film "destination, Shanghai", in 2003, he made a new film "destination, Shanghai", in 2004, he completed his new film "attic", in 2001, he completed his first film "we are afraid", he won the gold medal of dragon and tiger at Vancouver International Film Festival in 2002, he was invited to participate in more than 20 international film festivals including Berlin, he completed his second film "destination, Shanghai" in 2002, and he won the national award of Rotterdam in 2003 In 2002, "we are afraid" won the "dragon and tiger Gold Award" of Vancouver International Film Festival and participated in 30 international film festivals, including Berlin, London, Los Angeles, Hong Kong and Singapore Several international film festivals. Tony Ryan, who has been promoted to the world by international film critics, such as Chen Kaige and other fifth generation directors, is praised as "a masterpiece that opens a new chapter in Chinese films". Best Picture award of the 32nd Rotterdam International Film Festival. In 2003, his new work "destination, Shanghai" won the "Best Picture award" at Rotterdam International Film Festival, the "golden key Award for best picture and Best Photography Award" at European International Art Film Festival, and the "silver camera Award" at Hong Kong International Film Festival. He was invited to participate in more than 30 film festivals including London, New York, Vancouver, Hong Kong, Quanzhou and Los Angeles. The film was described by Simon field, chairman of Rotterdam Film Festival as "shining and shining the potential of film. The Chinese film form from Zhang Yimou to Jia Zhangke era was turned over by Cheng Yusu's" destination, Shanghai ". The film is praised by the American variety magazine as "a great target for the arrival of new Chinese films."

External evaluation

Cheng Yusu, the director, is praised by Newsweek, Los Angeles Times, global screen, BBC, channel 4 and Der Spiegel as "the most promising new director in China". It is praised as "the leader of China's new film" by South China Morning Post. Christophe, chairman of the Berlin Film Festival Youth Forum, has been praised as "a major new voice in the international film world and one of the most promising film artists in China with just two works".