How China’s First Frame Competition Continues to Expand Horizons for Women Filmmakers ...Middle East

Director Linglingling admits to at first to being surprised when she learned her debut feature, Unknown Species, had been chosen for the First Frame competition at this year’s FIRST International Film Festival. After all, she says, the film — a languid reflection on life as a modern single mother— was shot on a shoe-string budget […]

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