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Beijing Taxi
A part of the Cine-East Film Series at the Asia Pacific Studies Institute at Duke University.
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Miao Wang, 2010, 78 min, China/USA, in Mandarin w/English subtitles, DVD
Introduced in person by Director Miao Wang followed by Q & A moderated by Ralph Litzinger, Dept. of Cultural Anthropology
Additional support for Director Miao Wang's visit provided by the Department of Cultural Anthropology, the Asian/Pacific Studies Institute, the Department of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies, the Literature Program, and the Center for International Studies at Duke University
East Asian Film Series: Cine-East Fall 2011
September 14 – November 30, 2011 with five films from China, Taiwan, Japan and S. Korea shown in their original languages, subtitled in English. This line-up includes special visits, presentations, introductions, and post-screening discussions. All screenings take place in the Griffith Film Theater (Bryan Center, West Campus) or the Richard White Lecture Hall (East Campus) and are FREE and open to the public.
Cine-East Fall 2011 is organized and sponsored by the Asian/Pacific Studies Institute and the Program in the Arts of the Moving Image, with support from the Department of Asian & Middle Eastern Studies.
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