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Ye Lou was born (in 1965) and grew up in Shanghai, a city he would film beautifully in his Suzhou he (2000) (Suzhou River). After studying cinema at the Beijing Film Academy, the gifted young man debuted in the film career as an assistant director, a producer and a short subjects director. His second feature Zhou mo qing ren (1995) (Weekend Lover)... See full bio »

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1965 in Shanghai, China

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9 wins & 15 nominations. See more awards »

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Suzhou he Director

(2000)

Fu cheng mi shi Director

(2012)

Tui na Director

(2014)

Summer Palace Director

(2006)

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Director (13 credits)

Saturday Fiction (post-production)

2016 Hell Lover

2014 Tui na

2012 Fu cheng mi shi

2011 Love and Bruises

2010 42 One Dream Rush (Short)

2009 Chun feng chen zui de ye wan

2006 Summer Palace

2003 Zi hudie

2001 In Shanghai (Documentary short)

2000 Suzhou he

1995 Zhou mo qing ren

1994 Wei qing shao nu

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Writer (5 credits)

2012 Fu cheng mi shi (written by)

2011 Love and Bruises (screenplay)

2006 Summer Palace

2003 Zi hudie (writer)

2000 Suzhou he (screenplay)

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Producer (5 credits)

2014 Tui na (producer)

2012 Fu cheng mi shi (producer)

2009 Chun feng chen zui de ye wan (co-producer)

2006 Summer Palace (producer)

2003 Zi hudie (producer)

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Editor (2 credits)

2006 Summer Palace

2003 Zi hudie

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Actor (1 credit)

1993 Dongchun de rizi

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Self (1 credit)

2009 Festival international de Cannes (TV Series)
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- Cérémonie de clôture du 62ème festival de Cannes (2009) ... Himself

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Many Chinese directors practice self-censorship because of the tight controls. But I think this is fatal. Directors must be free. So I say to everyone when we are working, 'Let's forget censorship.' That's why there are always so many troubles after the film [Summer Palace] is complete. But while I am shooting, I am very happy. See more »