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Silk Making in China

Jens Bjerre, 1975

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Notater fra Kina

Jørgen Leth, 1987

Danish film director Jørgen Leth is well known for his drama-documentaries such as »Stars and Water Carriers«, »A Sunday in Hell«, »Peter Martins - A Dancer«, »66 Scenes from America« and many others. Now he has made a feature-length documentary called »Notebook from China«. The film is based on more than twenty hours of film made during 6,000 kilometres train journey through China.

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Upper Reaches of the Arts

Ivalo Frank, Anke Kalk, 2006

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Education, Education

Weijun Chen, 2012

In ancient times in China, education was the only way out of poverty ¿ in recent times it has been the best way. China¿s economic boom and talk of the merits of
hard work have created an expectation that to study is to escape poverty. But these days China¿s higher education system only leads to jobs for a few,
educating a new generation to unemployment and despair.

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Canton, en eftermiddag

Eric Kress, Hans Møller, 1989

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Jeg rejser for at overleve

Stig Hartkopf, 1994

A man alone with a camera on the Transibirian Railroad. A journey of 5 months to experience the adventures far away from ordinary life. The four parts: I THE TRANSIBIRIAN RAILROAD; II CHINA EAST; III CHINA WEST; IV VIETNAM give an unpolished and honest presentation of the experiences on the road.

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Shanghai Space

Nanna Frank Møller, 2009

Shanghai is an explosion of transformation. Every other day a new building is completed, and every year the city's population grows by half a million people. Authorities are desperately seeking out more space, while the city's inhabitants must adapt to constantly changing surroundings.

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Ye Ying - Le promeneur d'oiseau

Philippe Muyl, 2013

To keep the promise he made to his late wife, Zhigen decides to return to his native village to release his bird, his only companion in his twlight years. He planned to make this journey on his own, but he was forced to bring his granddaughter Renxing, a spoiled young city kid. How will they cope on the long journey?

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Kina i Danmark

Franz Ernst, Kristen Bjørnkjær, 1972

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Det legende menneske

Jørgen Leth, 1986

A personal essay on the play of children and grown-ups all over the world. The director has shot the film in different countries and cultures: Bali, Brazil, China, Denmark, UK, Haiti, Spain and the USA.

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Laotou

Tian Yi Yang, 1999

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China Blue

Micha X. Peled, 2005

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