Li Ruijun
Li Ruijun
Li Ruijun, born in 1983 in Gaotai, Gansu Province, graduated from Shanxi Media College (formerly radio, film and Television Management Cadre College) in 2003. She is a director, screenwriter and producer in mainland China.
In 2007, he directed his first film, summer solstice, which won the special award for best picture in the 9th Greek international independent filmmaker Film Festival and was shortlisted in the 37th Rotterdam International Film Festival. In 2010, he directed the feature film "old donkey head". In 2012, he won the 5th annual young director of China Film Directors Association for his country film "tell them I went by white crane". In 2014, he wrote and directed the feature film "home in a lush place"; in the same year, his parent-child public welfare film "one day" won the best public welfare film award of the 6th Macau International Film Festival.
In 2017, the feature film "passing by the future" was nominated for the attention unit award of the 70th Cannes International Film Festival.
Acting experience
In 2007, Li Ruijun directed her first film, summer solstice, which won the special award for best picture at the 9th Greek international independent filmmaker Film Festival and was shortlisted for the 37th Rotterdam International Film Festival.
In 2010, he directed the feature film "the old donkey head", CO starring Ma Xinchun and Zhang Min, which was shortlisted in the 13th doville Asian Film Festival, the 7th China independent film Annual Exhibition Award and the new wave unit of the 15th Pusan International Film Festival.
In 2012, she directed the country film "tell them I went by the White Crane", which is adapted from Su Tong's novel of the same name. The film, starring Ma Xingchun and Zhang Min, was shortlisted in the horizon unit of the 69th Venice International Film Festival and the Chinese film textbook of the French Ministry of culture. Li Ruijun won the best director award of Brasilia International Film Festival and the annual youth director award of the 5th China Film Directors Association Performance award.
In 2014, she wrote and directed the feature film "home in a lush place" co starred by Tang Long and Guo Songtao, which won the nomination of the main competition unit of the 27th Tokyo International Film Festival - Tokyo Film Festival Award. With this film, Li Ruijun won the best screenwriter award of the 1st Berlin Chinese Film Festival and the best newcomer award of the 18th Beijing Film and television Chunyan award. In the same year, he and Du Bo, Yi Xiaoxing, Wang Daqing co directed the parent-child public welfare film "one day", which is composed of nine warm and inspirational stories about the dreams of nine vulnerable groups of children, and won the best public welfare film award of the 6th Macau International Film Festival and the global focus award of the 9th Seattle Children's Film Festival.
In 2017, he wrote and directed the drama "passing by the future" co starred by Yang Zishan and Yin Fang, which was nominated for the attention unit award of the 70th Cannes International Film Festival. In 2020, the screenwriter "hidden in the dust" was approved.
Main works
Director's work
Screenwriter's works
Supervised production
Editing works
Award winning record
Character evaluation
Li Ruijun is concerned about the people's livelihood and ordinary people. He is full of care and strength. Although he is low-key and nameless, he is sharp. In this era when everyone is in the rush to sell a film, he still holds a pure heart for the film - to obey himself and refuse the temptation of fame and wealth. Through the works to influence some people, let us think about some of the current social phenomenon (Sohu Entertainment review).
Li Ruijun grew up in Gaotai, Gansu Province. Her works are mostly related to the background of her hometown. She often pays attention to the elderly, children and other groups. The style of the film is realistic. There is a kind of northwest people's obstinacy in him, from "old donkey head" to "tell them I went by white crane" to "home in a place with abundant water and grass". He takes the trouble to point the camera at the land, the old man and even the loneliness of a nation, and uses the connection of the past to express his dissatisfaction with the reality (Sina entertainment review).
Li Ruijun