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Tian Zhuangzhuang named best director
(Agencies)
Updated: 2005-01-12 01:03

Poster of the documentary 'Delamu'

The Chinese Film Director's Association on Tuesday awarded Tian Zhuangzhuang with the best director award of 2004 for his documentary 'Delamu', a media report said.

Tian's film documents life along a remote and treacherous mountain road, known as Tea Horse Road, which lies in southwestern China.

The award was given at a star-studded ceremony in Beijing, the popular Sina Web site reported. Directors Jiang Wen and Chen Kaige among others were in attendance, it said.

Zhou Xun was awarded the best actress award for her role in 'Baobei in Love' and Li Xuejian took home the best actor prize for his part in 'South of the Clouds', Sina said.

Director Zhang Yimou won the award for 2004 top box office receipts for 'House of the Flying Daggers,' a martial arts drama set in medieval China.

On Saturday, the US National Society of Film Critics awarded Zhang with the best director honor for 'House of the Flying Daggers' and ``Hero,'' another martial arts epic.

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