Stars of independent Chinese cinema to speak at Nottingham

Two leading Chinese film directors will discuss their work, the work of their contemporaries and the state of independent film making in their home country at The University of Nottingham. Directors Pema Tsedan and Feng Yan will speak at the 'In Conversation' event, giving fans of Chinese film a rare opportunity to question those working at the heart of the industry. The event is part of the Nottingham Chinese Independent Film Festival , which is co-hosted by The University of Nottingham and the Broadway Cinema. The festival runs from Friday 16 to Sunday 18 May and includes documentaries, animation and feature-length films in its eclectic programme. The 'In Conversation' event takes place on the University Park campus on Friday 16 May from 3-5pm. It will be chaired by Dr Luke Robinson, Lecturer in Film Studies at the University of Sussex, and will include an opportunity for audience members to ask questions. All screenings take place at the Broadway Cinema in Nottingham city centre.