Mainland Chinese director Lou Ye claimed the two top honors – best narrative feature film and best director – at the Golden Horse Film Awards on Saturday in Taiwan with his indie title “An Unfinished Film.

Winners at the Golden Horse Awards in Taipei on Saturday included Best Leading Actress Chung Suet Ying, Best Leading Actor Zhang Zhiyong, Best Director Lou Ye and Best Feature Film "An Unfinished Film." (AP video/Taijing Wu) (Nov. 23) We Just Learned The ...

A Chinese film set during the Covid-19 pandemic won the top prizes in Taiwan's prestigious Golden Horse Awards.

Lou Ye’s Wuhan-set Covid drama An Unfinished Film took top honours at the 61st Golden Horse Awards, winning both best film and best director, while fellow mainland Chinese director Geng Jun’s LGBTQ+ black comedy Bel Ami won a hat-trick of prizes including best actor.

Films from China about the COVID pandemic and a gay romance won major prizes on Saturday in Taiwan at the Golden Horse awards, the Chinese-speaking world's version of the Oscars. Unencumbered by the strict censorship of China, Taiwan's Golden Horse awards typically attract a diverse selection of films.

It was a joyous occasion for an international couple as Singaporean filmmaker Chiang Wei Liang took home Best New Director for the film Mongrel at the Golden Horse Awards in Taiwan on Nov 23. He won the award alongside his wife and co-director, Taiwanese Yin You-qiao.

Chinese director Lou Ye's docu-drama about Covid-19 lockdowns in China, An Unfinished Film, wins best film and best director nods. Read more at straitstimes.com.