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Through the description of the daily lives of the now elderly survivors of the Jiabiangou Forced Labor Camp, this documentary seeks to expose the truth about the political campaigns of the late 1950s that led so many people to suffer or to die.
Three peasant sisters - aged ten, six and four - try to get by in the mountains after their mother abandons them and their father has to go away to work.
Documentary focusing on the decline of heavy industry in the Tiexi district of Shenyang, China.
Documentary about the lives of teenage workers in China.
Coming of age in a conflict zone Skintown director on The Troubles, male friendship and winning Sean Connery Prize
Behind Dern’s ‘late-life masterpiece’ Northbound director on the ultimate actor’s actor, mortality and a sentimental journey
Hitting the road to find a creative voice Borges And Me director on a literary odd couple, inspiration and coping with midges
Veterans learning new tricks Courtenay and Calder-Marshall on intimacy, trust and the value of friendship in Queen At Sea
The people's medium Theodore Schaefer on The Arrow At Rest At Every Instant Of Its Flight
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