Fuxi: Four Tales of Feasting (2026)

Directed by the acclaimed Chinese filmmaker Qiu Jiongjiong, "Fuxi: Four Tales of Feasting" (also known as "Fuxi") is a 2026 drama and fantasy film that continues the director's signature style of blending mythology, folklore, and literary traditions. Set against the rich backdrop of Sichuan cuisine, the narrative unfolds in four distinct chapters, each exploring different eras and mythical elements. The story begins 4,000 years ago at a funeral banquet where a grandmother sacrifices her tail for her descendants, moves to 3,000 years ago during a Spring Festival where a king transforms into a bird, shifts to the 1990s for a Mid-Autumn Festival honoring an ancient poet, and concludes with a wanderer encountering underworld deities at a birthday banquet.

The film features a star-studded cast including Li Kangsheng, Lee Hong-chi, Chen Tingni, Fan Guangyao, and Wang Dalu. It was developed through collaborations across multiple countries, reflecting its international production scope. The movie premiered at the 39th Tokyo International Film Festival on October 29, 2026, serving as the opening film for the main competition section.

• The film had its world premiere at the Tokyo International Film Festival in October 2026, where it was introduced by Art Director Shoichi Terayama.
• Cast members Lee Kangsheng, Lee Hong-chi, Chen Tingni, and Wang Haiyu participated in post-screening talks with the director following the world premiere.
• The production involves co-production credits from China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Japan, and France, highlighting its cross-cultural cinematic scope.
• The screenplay and direction are solely credited to Qiu Jiongjiong, maintaining his distinctive auteur voice throughout the multi-era narrative.