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Social Media Uprising in the Chinese speaking world is an elaborated study of the use of social media in grassroots struggles in China, Hong Kong, Macao, Taiwan and Malaysia by local researchers and activists. We would like to work out a self-finance model for research and publication of social movement and media activism experience in Asia, in particular among Chinese speaking communities.
The Nation's Enemy is one of the series of the Sichuan Earthquake documentary. On Feb 9 2010, Tan Zouren was charged with inciting sedition in the Chengdu Court. Activists and friends travelled to Chengdu to listen to the court case and Ai Xiaoming recorded the intensive and emotional days before and after the trial by interviewing Tan's friends, family members and lawyers.
It took Guo Weidong two years to produce this video. The director had sent out more than 500 letters to public intellectuals from all over the country and interviewed them about their "need". More than half of them replied that they need freedom -- freedom of expression and thought.
The DVD comes together with two books, which has recorded the interviewees' background and all the interviews in details.
Wang Chuan or River of Oblivion, is a river between the living and the dead. When the spirits want to reborn, they have to enter the river and forget everything in their past life. After the arrest of Tan Zouren, we entered Beichuan before the anniversary of the May 12 earthquake. We witnessed the reconstruction ceremony of the Beichuan secondary school there and more than 200 thousand visitors touring around in Beichuan. The disaster has passed away and memories can't resist against that....
A youth, coming from Mars, landed in Beijing. He tried to learn how to live a disaporic life. But he had a bad time because he is a logical person. He was trapped in confusion.
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This video explores the power relation about filming, the negotiation between the one who film and the one who being filmed. It also examines arts in a particular China context.
Middle age writer Ka likes to hang around with young people. But in his heart he doesn't want to feature them in his camera. His genuine feeling is I want to beat you out when you come.
This film(2007 and 2009) depicts the lives of three boys:
Junjun, aka “Hustler-in-the-Making.” DOB: 1992. We find him at his home in Taiyuan, Shanxi Province in September 2007. He has dropped out of middle school and has nothing to do but play mahjong at his father’s mahjong parlor.
Kailong, aka “Dark Youth.” DOB: 1993. Also a drop out, we find him at a Shanxi coalmine in September 2007. His parents are divorced and fight all the time. He spends his days with another child abandoned by divorce. They spend their days fighting and stealing scrap at the coalmine.
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