A real artist’s film, but also a very funny and realistic comedy. With a few friends, the artist undertakes a hilarious journey by car that takes 18 days to cross the outer borders of China with toy weapons. To attack a neighbouring country with a remote-controlled miniature tank. A boyish prank, but also clearly a politically motivated performance.
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The Route
An international harbour strike forced a ship loaded without the union’s approval to sail from harbour to harbour for two years. Until it reached Taiw
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On Going
It’s a work of art and not a political pamphlet, but in a nationalist country like Taiwan, even an empty room or a pile of old newspapers has a politi
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Exploding Cinema: New Dragon Inns
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Film details
- Country of production
- China
- Year
- 2006
- Festival edition
- IFFR 2008
- Length
- 24"
- Medium/Format
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