Remembering Lichuan

This documentary follows the life and work of Lichuan, a Beijing-based performance artist, as she navigates her artistic career and personal relationships. The film captures intimate moments of her creative process, her interactions with friends and family, and her reflections on identity and societal expectations in contemporary China. It offers a poignant and observational look into the life of an artist striving to express herself in a rapidly changing world.

Remembering Lichuan received critical acclaim for its intimate and observational approach to documentary filmmaking. Critics praised its sensitive portrayal of the artist Lichuan and its nuanced exploration of themes such as identity, art, and the challenges faced by independent artists. The film was noted for its quiet power and its ability to evoke empathy through its candid depiction of everyday life.

• A sensitive and intimate portrait of a contemporary artist.
• Praised for its observational style and empathetic storytelling.
• Offers a unique glimpse into the life and creative process of Lichuan.

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Selected for the Berlinale Forum at the 66th Berlin International Film Festival.

The director, Song Fang, also served as the cinematographer for the film, contributing to its deeply personal and visually cohesive aesthetic.