Correct Me if I’m Wrong
Hao Zhou
Documentary : 23' / Family, Identity, Homophobia, Queer, Autobiographical

In a struggle of love, legacy, and belief, a southwest Chinese family tries to purge an unwanted entity from their queer heir.

 

* Part of the program “Curtas 1”

/ EXHIBITION

Lisboa
September 21 | 19h00 | Cinema São Jorge - Sala 3
QL - Short Film Competition

/ Details

Year: 2025

Country: Germany, USA

Language: chinese

Subtitles: english

With: Hao Zhou

/ Direction

Hao Zhou

China


Hao Zhou is a filmmaker from southwest China. Zhou's films center on queer and feminist themes, often exploring stories within the Asian diaspora. Their past works include a narrative feature, The Night (2014), centered on a trio of queer sex workers in China. Recently they have directed non-fiction and narrative short films including Correct Me If I'm Wrong (2025), Like What Would Sorrow Look (2024), and Wouldn't Make It Any Other Way (2024). Zhou's films have been screened at festivals including the Berlinale, Locarno, Rotterdam and others.


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