The Chinese release of Golden Globe-winning film Nomadland could be in doubt after accusations its Beijing-born director criticised China in a 2013 interview. Promotional material and references to the film by Chloé Zhao, who is based in the US, were wiped from the internet in China, days after Zhao was widely praised by Chinese media for becoming the first Asian woman in history to win a Golden Globes award for best director. State media.
Golden Globe-winning film Nomadland’s release in China is in question over past comments made by director Chloé Zhao. Last week, Zhao made history as the first Asian woman and second woman ever to win a Golden Globe for Best Director for the drama, which stars Frances McDormand as a woman who rejects conventional society following the economic collapse of a company town in rural Nevada. While Zhao’s win was initially applauded in China, where.
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The Beijing-born filmmaker, now a leading Oscar contender, finds the news of her success overshadowed by a nationalist backlash regarding her citizenship and her identity.