Independent Chinese Documentary: Alternative Visions, Alternative Publics
Published:
01 June 2015
Online ISBN:
9781474412186
Print ISBN:
9780748695621
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Afterword: Future Prospects for the Alternative Public Sphere of Independent Documentary
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156–158
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Published:01 June 2015
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Edwards, Dan, 'Afterword: Future Prospects for the Alternative Public Sphere of Independent Documentary', Independent Chinese Documentary: Alternative Visions, Alternative Publics, Edinburgh Studies in East Asian Film EUP (Edinburgh , 2015; online edn, Edinburgh Scholarship Online, 21 Jan. 2016), https://doi.org/10.3366/edinburgh/9780748695621.003.0007, accessed 11 Aug. 2026.
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Abstract
The final section of the book considers the future prospects for future development of the alternative public sphere of independent documentaries, in light of increasing censorship and a hardening government attitudes towards unsanctioned representations of China’s contemporary reality. Recent events in China’s independent viewing and production culture are discussed in detail, including a wave of independent film festival shutdowns since 2011. Speculative comments are offered about the state’s evolving attitude towards the independent documentary realm.
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Film
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Edinburgh Scholarship Online
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