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‘A Touch of Sin,’ Four Tales From China by Jia Zhang-ke  The New York Times

Criterion Crunch Time: ‘A Touch of Sin’  InSession Film

Review: A Touch of Sin (China, 2013)  Cinema Escapist

A Touch of Sin movie review & film summary  Roger Ebert

China Doesn't Want You to See This Year's Best Chinese Film  The New Republic

A Touch of Sin  Reverse Shot

“I Don’t Have to Pick Up a Gun, I Can Just Pick Up a Camera:” Jia Zhangke on A Touch Of Sin  Filmmaker Magazine

How China Made Sure There'd Be No 'Touch of Sin' at the Oscars  Asia Society

Enough is enough in A Touch of Sin  Chicago Reader

Movie Review: “A Touch of Sin” — A Fearless Vision of Corruption in Contemporary China  The Arts Fuse

A Touch of Sin review – 'A shotgun blast at the dark heart of modern China'  The Guardian

Film of the Week: A Touch of Sin  Film Comment Magazine

'A Touch of Sin' Review: Jia Zhangke Makes an Uneven Misfire  Variety

In ‘Touch of Sin,’ Jia Zhangke changes his style but not themes  Los Angeles Times

Joshua Reviews Jia Zhangke’s A Touch Of Sin [Theatrical Review]  CriterionCast

A Touch of Sin (2013 Cannes review)  Paste Magazine

Filmmaker Giving Voice to Acts of Rage in Today’s China (Published 2013)  The New York Times

A Touch of Sin review – a cathartic mix of Chinese social realism and splatter  The Guardian

The Contemporary Chinese Workers’ “Sin” – Film Review  Modern Diplomacy

Q. and A.: Jia Zhangke on Violence, Censorship and His New Film ‘A Touch of Sin’  The New York Times

"A Touch of Sin" shares tales of violence from modern China  Isthmus | Madison, Wisconsin

A Touch of Sin: Cannes Review  The Hollywood Reporter

China Release in Question for Jia Zhangke’s Cannes Best Screenplay Winner ‘A Touch of Sin’  The Hollywood Reporter

“When Night Falls” and “Django Unchained”: Movie Censorship in China  The New Yorker

A Touch of Sin  Little White Lies

Cannes film festival 2013: A Touch of Sin - first look review  The Guardian

A Brief Guide to Jia Zhangke, China’s Master of Social Realist Film  anothermag.com

A Brutal Movie From China, Ripped From The Headlines  NPR