A first-time introduction to the principles underlying the People's communes. The film was made during the summer of 1972 and was based on information from and interviews with peasants from several villages. It is a very suggestive film and of course it has been influenced by the spirit of '68 and the outlook on China generated by it.
| Original title | Kinesiske Folkekommuner |
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| Danish title | Kinesiske Folkekommuner |
| Keywords | China, History, Communism, Socialism, Social conditions, Villages, Farmers, Stone mason, Building activities, Farming, Grain crop, Irrigation, Fertalizing, Equality of status, Brickworks, Family life, Everyday life, 1970-1979 |
| Director | Finn Erik Bendixen |
| Screenplay | Simon Plum, Finn Erik Bendixen |
| Director of Photography | Finn Erik Bendixen |
| Editor | Simon Plum |
| Production country | Denmark |
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| Production company | Workshoppen |
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| Direction | Finn Erik Bendixen |
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| Script | Simon Plum |
| Script | Finn Erik Bendixen |
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| Cinematography | Finn Erik Bendixen |
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| Editing | Simon Plum |
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