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Tag Archives: Jia Zhangke

The Distancing Effect in Jia Zhangke’s ‘Still Life’

Jia Zhangke’s film ‘Still Life’ tells the story of a man in search of his daughter in the valley of the Three Gorges in China. The man has not seen his daughter for sixteen years whereas the old address of his estranged wife is the only clue to his family’s whereabouts. Crucially, the film was…

July 16, 2012 in Cinema, Consumerism, Politics.

The Rising Waters of the Yangtze

Yangtze – The Long River by Nadav Kander Nadav Kander: Yangtze – The Long River is available as a book. Other recommendations can be found in our online bookshop.

June 2, 2012 in Cinema, Consumerism, Ideology, Photography.
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