Five Contemporary Artists from Southwest China Trailer

Five Contemporary Artists from Southwest China Trailer (1993)

08 December 1993 157 mins

This film gives a matter-of-fact record of the creation and lives of 5 artists: Wang Chuan, Zhou Chunya, Ye Yongqing. Zhang Xiaogang, and Mao Xuhui. They belong to the generation that grew up under the People's Republic that took part in all the big and small political movements and social transformations in China in the last 30 years. Now, in the course of China's transformation to modernization, they are facing a rather complicated reality and cultural problem. Time flies like an arrow -- natural selection is going on mercilessly. For the past decade, they have always been consistent in the observation of a lofty spirit, and independent personal integrity, and never have they given up their love and exploration for a single day.

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