Feng Xiaogang is a Chinese filmmaker and actor. After making his directorial debut with the romance film Lost My Love (1994), Feng had three film projects in succession disrupted by Chinese censorship, prompting him to pivot toward comedy.
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Filmography 40
Kung Fu Hustle
Let the Bullets Fly
True Legend
Ash Is Purest White
Hachiko
Mr. Six
Assembly
In the Heat of the Sun
Aftershock
A World Without Thieves
I Know Who You Are
The Message
The Dream Factory
Youth
The Banquet
If You Are the One
The Founding of a Republic
Back to 1942
I Am Not Madame Bovary
Personal Tailor
Big Shot's Funeral
If You Are the One 2
Sorry Baby
Cell Phone
Be There or Be Square
Wait 'Til You're Older
Love for Life
If You Are the One 3
Trivial Matters
The Monkey King 3D: Uproar in Heaven
The Marriage Certificate
We Girls
Cala, My Dog!
After Separation
Father
A Sigh
Only You
Only Cloud Knows
A Born Coward
Wild Swords89 credits on file
Television 20
Mao Xue Woof
Golden Horse Awards
National Treasure
I Love My Family
CMG Spring Festival Gala
Thirteen Talks
Voice
Stories of an Editorial Board
Persona
Crossroad Bistro
A Native of Beijing in New York
Echo
激荡·1978-2008
Ground Covered with Chicken Feathers
Truth! Flowers and Everything
凯旋在子夜
Dunhuang: Edge of the World
笑傲江湖
The Dark Side of The Moon
危情时刻Awards 6
In their orbit 1
Connected to Feng 6
Zhang YimouAlso won Golden Rooster Award for Best Director
Tsai Ming-liangAlso won Golden Horse Award for Best Director
Tian ZhuangzhuangAlso won China Film Director's Guild Award for Best Director
Lee Kang-shengAlso won Golden Horse Award for Best Leading Actor
Francis NgAlso won Golden Horse Award for Best Leading Actor
Ann HuiAlso won Golden Horse Award for Best DirectorAbout this person
Feng Xiaogang is a Chinese filmmaker and actor. After making his directorial debut with the romance film Lost My Love (1994), Feng had three film projects in succession disrupted by Chinese censorship, prompting him to pivot toward comedy. He rose to fame through his collaboration with actor Ge You and played a pivotal role in shaping the Chinese New Year film genre with popular comedies such as Dream Factory (1997), Be There or Be Square (1998), Sorry Baby (1999), Big Shot's Funeral (2001), and the film series If You Are the One (2008-2023). From the 2000s onward, Feng diversified by directing dramas and epics such as Cell Phone (2003), A World Without Thieves (2004), The Banquet (2006), Assembly (2007), Aftershock (2010), Back to 1942 (2012), I Am Not Madame Bovary (2016), for which he won the Golden Horse Award for Best Director, Youth (2017), and We Girls (2025).
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