List of Chinese films of 1995

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A list of mainland Chinese films released in 1995:

TitleDirectorCastGenreNotes
A Single’s Child StoryYang YizhiShuqin Yan, Bao Hua Li, Zhang Xiao Hua, Shuo Yang, Junmei ZhaoDrama
Blush Li Shaohong He Saifei,
Wang Ji
DramaSilver Bear at the 45th Berlin International Film Festival
The Conqueror Teng Wenji Drama
Don't Cry, Nanking Wu Ziniu Rene Liu War/Drama
Goldfish Wu Di Drama Dragons and Tigers Award at the Vancouver International Film Festival
A Mongolian Tale Xie Fei Tengger,
Naranhua
Drama
On the Beat Ning Ying Li ZhanheComedy/Drama
Penitentiary Angel Xie Jin Zhao Wei DramaAlso known as Behind the Wall of Shame
Postman He Jianjun Feng Yuanzheng Drama
Rain Clouds over Wushan Zhang Ming DramaAlso known as In Expectation
Red Cherry Ye Daying Guo Keyu,
Xu Xiaoling
War/Drama1996 Golden Rooster for Best Picture
Shanghai Triad Zhang Yimou Gong Li,
Li Baotian
Historical/Drama/TriadWon the Technical Grand Prize at Cannes
Surveillance Huang Jianxin,
Yang Yazhou
Gong Feng,
Ten Rujun
Comedy
Weekend Lover Lou Ye Jia Hongsheng,
Wang Xiaoshuai
DramaLou Ye's directorial debut
The Winner Huo Jianqi Ning Jing,
Shao Bing,
Geng Le
Sports
Xiao Shan Going Home Jia Zhangke Wang Hongwei Short/Drama
Yesterday's Wine Xia Gang Drama

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