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China

Revisiting the Cultural Revolution

Tensions increase and tears in common as we follow young Chinese actors as they are trained as Mao Zedong's Red Guardians and relive the Chinese Cultural Revolution.

The world's new enemy

John Pilger's documentary is a compelling vision of an upcoming war, and an insistent plea to Western audiences to rethink what they think they know. The movie is now available on DVD.

China's digital glasses

Chinese security authorities have begun to equip the police with "digital glasses" and are already sitting on a data bank where the faces of 1,3 billions of adult people in the country are digitally stored.

Conversion at all costs

Intense exchanges between Chinese and Western economists pave the way for China's opening of the economy.

China and the new geopolitics

China's new Silk Road is presented as a technical investment project, but has political effects we cannot possibly overlook.

The Chinese dream

Based on the urbanization boom in China, the documentary Dream Empire paints a picture of the absurd and almost dreamlike state in which we live.

unreality Literature

Authors across the globe would struggle to reliably reproduce what is happening in China. 

Peace with 40 annual crisis

In 30 years after the war, East Asia was one of the most violent regions in the world. Will the peace since 1979 continue?

The only possible form of dignity

The story of four siblings' tragic suicide is deeply about the poverty in the Chinese countryside.

The upcoming war against China

The United States is calling for a picture of itself as the heroic country that can save the world from an "increasingly aggressive China". At the same time, 400 US military bases surround China with rockets, bombers, warships and, above all, nuclear weapons.

Give Mao the burning hearts 

China's most censored author has written a satirical and symbol-heavy martial art for the truth.

Music must be built by necessity

Do Not Say We Have Nothing is a multi-voiced novel about the collective brainwashing of the Cultural Revolution.

The roots the advertisements omit

Informative and unambiguous film about the modern slave industry of the clothing industry, which is in stark contrast to the smooth-polished advertising images we consume in line with our empty and ever-changing needs.