Gou De Zhuang Kuang
Jia Zhang-Ke
China | 2001 | 6 min
Swiss Premiere
Language : Mandarin
Subtitles : French, English
At a market, puppies trapped in a cloth bag whine and struggle to free themselves. One of them manages to tear open the fabric and pull out its head. In this very short documentary, Jia Zhang-Ke uses the same camera movement to connect the traders and the animals, allegorically evoking the situation of the artist in China, hindered by censorship.
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Screenplay
Jia Zhang-Ke
Photography
Jia Zhang-Ke
Sound
Zhang Yang
Production
Kit-Ming Li
