Portraits of Humanity: Behind ‘Dead to Rights’
Explore the ‘Portraits of Humanity’ featurette for Dead to Rights, revealing how ordinary people in 1937 Nanjing unite to protect truth and dignity through a roll of film.
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Explore the ‘Portraits of Humanity’ featurette for Dead to Rights, revealing how ordinary people in 1937 Nanjing unite to protect truth and dignity through a roll of film.
The new “Dead to Rights” trailer offers a raw, shocking look at the 1937 Nanjing Massacre through the lens of civilians forced to develop war photographs.
Trailer for “Dead to Rights” reveals civilians’ fight to preserve shocking photos amid the Nanjing Massacre—a gripping tale of survival and resistance.
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Young dancers in the Chinese mainland are fusing oil-paper umbrellas and Hanfu dance into a dynamic performance that bridges ancient heritage and modern youth culture.
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Discover the engineering genius of the 12th-century Anping Bridge in Quanzhou, the longest ancient stone beam bridge on the Chinese mainland, a UNESCO World Heritage marvel.