There's a Strong Wind in Beijing
2000 50mDocumentary
7.05.9
A unique opportunity to see the debut feature film from one of the most widely recognized directors from China's "New Generation" of filmmakers, Ju Anqi. Filmed in Spring 1999, a gonzo camera crew roams the streets of China's capital, asking random passersby, "Is the wind strong in Beijing?" This ambiguous question provokes a startling variety of responses that expose social and cultural anxieties within contemporary China.
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There's a Strong Wind in Beijing was released on February 17, 2000.
There's a Strong Wind in Beijing was directed by Anqi Ju.
There's a Strong Wind in Beijing has a runtime of 50m.
A unique opportunity to see the debut feature film from one of the most widely recognized directors from China's "New Generation" of filmmakers, Ju Anqi. Filmed in Spring 1999, a gonzo camera crew roams the streets of China's capital, asking random passersby, "Is the wind strong in Beijing?" This ambiguous question provokes a startling variety of responses that expose social and cultural anxieties within contemporary China.
There's a Strong Wind in Beijing is a Documentary film.
There's a Strong Wind in Beijing has an audience rating of 7 out of 10.