Country: United States, Canada, China
Year: 2020
Language: Chinese, Chinese Regional Dialects
Subtitles: English, Spanish
Runtime: 36 mins.
A Thousand-Year Stage is an experimental non-fiction film that features local residents of Xiongan New Area, Chinaʼs most recently planned megacity. The film combines observational footage of local residents with staged performances on current and proposed high-speed rail stations in Xiongan New Area. This transitional moment in the history of the region, is captured foregrounding the station and its occupants showing the physical and temporal collapsing of scales that occurs when a high-speed rail station is built at a scale far larger than its rural surroundings
DIRECTOR
Daphne Xu
Daphne Xu is a chinese-canadian artist and filmmaker. She is interested in exploring the politics and poetics of place through photography, video installations, printed publications, and film. Her background in anthropology and city planning inform her artistic practice. She is currently a Film Study Center Fellow at Harvard University.
Director:
Daphne Xu
Cinematography:
Daphne Xu
Production:
Daphne Xu
Editing:
Daphne Xu
contacto: daphne.y.xu@gmail.com
Screenings
GIFF OnLine
disponible a partir del:24.9.2020
00:00 (Horario CST)
GIFF OnLine
Guanajuato, Capital
27.9.2020
18:00 (Horario CST)
Cinemex Sala 7 Plaza Pozuelos 