The Transition Period
Country/Region:
Mainland China
Release Year: 2009
Release Year: 2009
Story:
The film chronicles the story of Guo Yongchang, the Communist Party Secretary of Gushi County, Henan Province, during the final three months before he left office.
Casts & Crews:
Zhou Hao
Directors
Runtime:
108
minutes
Language:
Mandarin, Henan dialect
Subtitles:
English
Festivals & Awards:
2009 Chinese Documentary Festival - Best Documentary Award, China
2011 Yunnan Multi Culture Visual Festival, China
2013 Chinese Visual Festival, United Kingdom
2009 Chinese Documentary Festival - Best Documentary Award, China
2011 Yunnan Multi Culture Visual Festival, China
2013 Chinese Visual Festival, United Kingdom
Tags:
#OfficialsAndThePublic
#ChinasPoliticalSystem
#Livelihood
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Director‘s Statement:
China is divided into 34 provincial-level administrative regions, which are further comprised of over 1,500 counties. Back in those years, local officials in mainland China predominantly faced two major challenges: first, how to attract investment to boost the local economy; and second, how to do everything in their power to resolve the various social conflicts arising from rapid development. I was fortunate enough to capture an authentic slice of reality from that era.
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Zhou Hao
Director
Story:
The film chronicles the story of Guo Yongchang, the Communist Party Secretary of Gushi County, Henan Province, during the final three months before he left office.
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