Posted on 12/09/06
Chinese director says ban will not stop him
Acclaimed Chinese director Lou Ye, whose new film, Summer Palace, is set partly during the Tiananmen Square student uprising, said he plans to continue working in China despite a five-year ban imposed on him by government officials. He said he will try to work in and around the system and find alternative ways to get his work distributed, such as on DVDs. Or he may focus on screenwriting.
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