Reading Virus Trailer

Reading Virus Trailer (2022)

01 January 2022 80 mins

Looking back at the fear and isolation that began in 2020, bodies were absent, scenes were distorted, and individuals were scattered in nameless places on the map.   Students, teachers, freelancers, bookstore clerks, social workers, farmers, retirees... they are participants in the Civil Memory Project, witnesses to the epidemic, and survivors of history's ups and downs. 5, 10, 20 people... they gather online, from individual witnesses to rebuilding the collective. From returning to the ‘scene of the virus’ to learning to co-exist with the ‘New Crown’, they attempted to transform the memories and experiences of ordinary individuals into an expression and response to the times.

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International Releases Dates

China 01 January 2022

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