Censored Filmmaker Li Yu Climbs "Buddha Mountain" Back To Prominence
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Min Lee, Entertainment Writer
Many directors who have faced as much censorship as Li Yu would have hung up their hats: Her third feature, the social drama "Lost in Beijing," had to drop sexually explicit scenes and key plot lines. Its release was delayed several times. And, finally, about a month after hitting theaters in...
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