Thank you for loving Asian cinematography ...
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Filmed over a decade, director Zhao Liang gives an insight into the shared disenchantment of those who search for justice from a system that pays little to no significance to their individual suffering.
Type: Documentary
Country: China
Language: Chinese (Mandarin)
Director: Zhao Liang
Cast: street peole, ...
Subtitles: English (hardcoded)
Additional info: Another shocking revelation of some of the mishaps going on in China.
Peaceful petitioners that basically have nothing left in life but ther hopes of for only once being allowed to state their claims to the government, and most oftenly being deprived of their ancient right to petition against the state by brutality and corrupt officials.
I higly recommend this for your "truth collection" on China's modern policies.
Not all is bad in China but not all is perfect either :'(
During the course of the build-up for the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, every relevant building was razed.
