This book problematises how the sense of self and subjectivities are understood in contemporary China, and provides illuminating new insights on the changing notion of the individual through cinema.
Explores first person narative documentary in post-Mao China. Focuses on the performative and reflexive process of documentary film. Proposes action as a crucial aspect of first person documentary, contributing to the debates around art practice as action.
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