Jingcheng Pan
Directing
Biography
Jingcheng Pan is a Chinese director. He is a winner of Golden Rooster Award for Best Digital Film and Jury Prize at Berlin Comedy Film Festival.
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别问我是谁
Police detective Zhao Yi Chen's wife, Hu Jia Ying, who is six months pregnant, disappears one day leaving behind nothing but an 11-second emergency call. Nine years later, he receives a letter that leads him to a stranger's home, where he learns that his wife has been dead for a year and has left behind a mute 9-year old daughter. The drama tells both the story of Zhao Yi Chen's relationship with Hu Jia Ying and his investigation of the strange circumstances of her death, in which he uncovers shocking information about her. Adapted from a novel of the same name by Sunness
The Twelfth Second
In 2003, Lu Changhe, a determined official, is tasked with overseeing the restoration of the Grand Canal in Dongjiang City. He addresses pollution, manages resident relocations, and preserves historical landmarks, ultimately contributing to the canal’s inclusion on the World Heritage List in 2014.
The Grand Canal
When top secret research on the newest Bathyscaphe technology is stolen, a task force headed by Hong Shao Qiu and Ye Han is assigned to solve the case while the nation's secrets and defense is on the line.
Head Above Water
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Three Bosom Girls
Adapted from comic 'Please! Make Me Beautiful!'. The candid and straightforward Chen Zhen works as a salesgirl for cosmetics. She meets Wang Yi, a leading prosthetic makeup artist, at a fashion show by chance. And thus, commences her pursuit in the field of prosthetic makeup, while romance blossoms between the two.
Face Off
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一言为定
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A Qiang On the Street
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木香镇传奇
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暮鼓晨钟
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大碗茶
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骇客
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我的姥姥我的妈
Qian accidentally got involved in a dispute over royal power. The royal family wanted to use Qian as to talk to Xi in exchange for the trust of the Huns. Qian and others used Erlang's power to crack the mysterious secret of the West Pole.