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Born in China is a movie starring Nanfu Wang, Zaodi Wang, and Zhimei Wang. After becoming a mother, a filmmaker uncovers the untold history of China's one-child policy and the generations of parents and children forever shaped by...

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History, Documentary
Director
Jialing Zhang, Nanfu Wang
Starring
Zhimei Wang, Zaodi Wang, Nanfu Wang, Tunde Wang

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Genres History, Documentary
Director Jialing Zhang, Nanfu Wang
Stars Zhimei Wang, Zaodi Wang, Nanfu Wang, Tunde Wang
Country USA
Also Known As Ettbarnslandet, Land der Einzelkinder, Polityka jednego dziecka, Το Έθνος του Ενός Παιδιού, One child Nation, One Child Nation
Runtime 1 h 28 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description After becoming a mother, a filmmaker uncovers the untold history of China's one-child policy and the generations of parents and children forever shaped by this social experiment.

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20 customer reviews about documentary «Born in China»

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Marie Rivera
Friday, 15 Jan 2021 22:19

I saw this at a screening in Tucson, AZ. The title and trailer made it seem like a documentary, and I was looking forward to the film. I really like Jeff Kuhner, who was the real-life experience behind the filming of this documentary. I really liked his experiences in documenting the archival footage that goes into every documentary that is made. The film is a history of how that film was made, with the help of his group of volunteers. The film is a well-rounded history of how a film can be made about a very painful subject. The film is not about the merits of the film, it's about the personal experience that made the film and how it has been made. The film is mostly about the film itself, with some mention of the archival footage. It's hard to tell you how much of this film is true, but I can tell you that it's pretty close. I was a bit skeptical about this film being made in 1999, but I was pleasantly surprised. There is a lot of footage that is real and not staged. I didn't know how much of the archival footage was real, and how much was real. I also thought that the documentary footage was quite good. I don't remember that much about the archival footage, but it's been many years since I saw it. I thought that the archival footage was very interesting, and it would be interesting to see a different version of it. One of the things that I thought was interesting was how the archival footage is done. It's very much like the way that other documentaries are done. This film was made by a group of volunteers, and it's not like they are professional film makers. It's just how a group of volunteers would do it. This film is the first of a trilogy. I hope that more films can be made like this, because the history of documentaries is amazing.
Marie
Tuesday, 29 Dec 2020 09:24

I'm a little late to the party, as I'm not a huge fan of Chan's movies. But this documentary is really about a little girl named Shui Lin, and her experiences growing up in the countryside of southern China. The story is told from the viewpoint of a Chinese actress named Hou Hsiao-hsien, who plays Shui Lin's mother, while the mother herself is played by the actress Jiang Ying. Jiang is the mother's real name, but it's an unusual one. Shui Lin's mother had been a religious, powerful figure in her family, but she was now living a life of poverty. So what happens to her? How does her mother's faith and passion for her work turn into a curse? The interviews with Jiang, Hou, and a few other people who knew the family tell a fascinating story. Jiang is particularly interesting, as she had gone to an American school where she met Hou and other Chinese actors, and she'd worked with the latter on some productions. It's a fascinating story, and if you're interested in the subject matter, you should definitely watch this.
Judith Hunt
Wednesday, 23 Dec 2020 02:40

A year ago I watched this documentary about the man who sparked the modern world with his theories on evolution. I thought the movie was great. After seeing this documentary, I learned about his ideas and how his beliefs were shaken up. It's been a year since the movie came out and I still have a good idea of how the movie ended. As far as I know, there's no further info about the man, but I am pretty sure there are theories about him and his beliefs that still exist. He also says that there is a lot of evidence for evolution in the bones of animals and the DNA in the grass. It's up to the viewer to decide whether these theories are true. As a evolutionist myself, I can tell you that I like the movie and it is a must watch. If you have the chance to watch it, I recommend it. The movie is a little bit slow but I still found it interesting. The director, Jenny Li, also directed a documentary about the man in "The Wild", and it's not a bad movie either.
Paul
Wednesday, 16 Dec 2020 19:56

It's only about 20 minutes long but the majority of it is shot in the beauty of the Alps, Switzerland, Italy and France. It also shows how the emperor's son, Pius II, was able to get his way in Europe and the end result is an invasion of Nazi Germany. Hitler is portrayed as a man who felt that he was not being pushed by the Italian people, that he could go wherever he wanted. His mind was totally out of control. It's also interesting to see how people were ready to fight for their country and then later after the war, how they were willing to turn against each other. I love how there is a bit of the people's opinion about the war and the emperor's son in particular. It's always interesting to see how people feel about their country and how they view the outside world. It's sad that it all turned out the way it did, but then again, they were wrong.
Jonathan
Wednesday, 16 Dec 2020 10:25

There are several documentaries about the Tibetans and their homeland. These are well done but some people seem to want to sensationalize the situation. I thought this film would be the same, but in fact it is a little different. The Chinese government and government-sanctioned terror of Tibet has been very well documented and there are many documented photographs of atrocities. The Tibetans are victims of this tyranny, as well as the government and state-sanctioned terror. I thought this documentary would be a little more sympathetic, and that is not the case. The Tibetans are often portrayed as a little too altruistic, but in reality they are very smart and most of them are just like the rest of the Chinese population. This documentary shows how their people are very conscious of their place in the world. There is a strong critique of the Tibetans by the Dalai Lama, who believes that their current plight is not the best for their people. There are also many documentaries about Tibetans and their own plight. One documentary is by the Dalai Lama, which I think is the best. It is the documentary "The Tibetans" and it shows how the Tibetans are in dire straits. I thought this documentary would be a little more sympathetic, but it isn't. This film is not all positive. In some scenes there is some sad footage. In a few scenes there is very strong propaganda. The one scene I thought was really strong propaganda was about the Dalai Lama and his relationship with China. I think this propaganda was just wrong. I didn't think the propaganda was just wrong, but it was just wrong. This is the first documentary I have ever seen about Tibetans. I have seen the documentary "Living in the Light" and I thought this documentary was better. This is not a good documentary, but I thought it was a very good documentary. If you are interested in the Tibetans, I recommend the documentary "The Tibetans" or the documentary "The Tibetans". I rate this documentary 8/10.
Carol M.
Thursday, 10 Dec 2020 03:41

I saw this film as part of a group exhibition at the British Film Institute. This film is about the UK's involvement in the Chinese civil war, a conflict that was fought between the Communists and Nationalists. The film was directed by Josh Kornel who was born in China. This film is about his childhood and his interest in foreign film, particularly the war films. Josh Kornel is a British film director. I hope that some of the other people in the group would like to see this film, it is a fascinating film.
Albert C.
Thursday, 17 Sep 2020 11:34

This is a great documentary about the Chinese people and their struggle for their rights. I am not Chinese and I do not know much about the Chinese people. I did not know that Chinese women were forced into prostitution in the 19th century. I did not know that Chinese men were forced to fight in the Korean War. This documentary will tell you all about these issues. I recommend it to anyone who is interested in the history of China and the Chinese people.
Debra
Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 20:04

Historian and former diplomat Bill Richardson has written a stirring biopic of Mao Zedong in which the vast majority of the films content is to describe the man's era. Unfortunately, the bulk of the film's content is devoted to his propaganda, and in a way that is almost incomprehensible to the casual viewer. If you're interested in the subject, read "Mao: The Making of a Hero" by Jane McAlevey, which is a more in-depth analysis of Mao's rise to power. The information contained in that book is more reliable and is, in my opinion, more interesting. It is, however, only a first step in a more comprehensive and enlightening account of Mao's years in power. It is also clear that the director has a strong bias in his favor. It is also clear that he is trying to portray Mao as a hero, and therefore he is using a large amount of violent imagery in his presentation. The film is a great example of how one man can control so much power, but it is a disturbing portrayal of how a strong leader can abuse the people in his charge. This is an issue that should be addressed in an unbiased way, and therefore I would recommend the book. For anyone who enjoys the subject of Mao's rise to power, I would highly recommend this film. For those who are interested in the subject of the Chinese Civil War and the Mao regime, I would recommend this film.
Robert Cunningham
Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 06:22

I have just been watching this film with some friends of mine who were also watching it. I am very surprised that this film has gotten such bad ratings. The story is very well made, and it gives a good look at the Chinese working class in America. This is the type of film that you can watch over and over again and it never gets boring. However, I am now trying to find a copy of the film. I am not sure if this film is still available. The quality of this film is quite poor. It looks like a video that is not being used for its full potential.
Nathan
Sunday, 06 Sep 2020 14:54

The story of the "Overseas Chinese Labour" (OCL) is a compelling one. The films director, John Kilby, is not the first to tell the story of this internment camp in China during the Japanese occupation. In fact, the story of this camp, located in China's Sichuan province, has been told many times. But this documentary film is a first, and the director's film quality is also impressive. This documentary focuses on the work of Dr. Ling Chih-ying, an American doctor who, together with the aid of a Chinese man, helped to run the camp in China. It also focuses on the efforts of the Chinese internment camp, which is a place to which many people were sent and interned. The film is not just a documentary. It is an informative, well made film. The director, John Kilby, did a great job of capturing the history of the internment camp, and showing the horrors that it was to experience. It is a very well made documentary. It is also a very well made film, because of the quality of the film. It is very interesting, and it is well made. It is a good film. It is a very good film. This is a very good film.
Megan
Tuesday, 18 Aug 2020 09:11

From the very beginning, when the documentary opens, the narrator points out the serious problems that the Chinese government faces in dealing with the environmental situation. In the first few minutes, we learn that China is responsible for more than 100% of all the pollution in the world, and that in a few short years, the Chinese government will be responsible for half the world's pollution. The problem is not only the Chinese government, but also the Chinese people. And that's the message of this documentary. The government, the people, the environment are all at the same time, and the people are only a small part of the problem. The environment is the biggest problem that we face, but the government is only a small part of the problem. The main problem is the Chinese government. The problem is the government, not the people. The government is not the problem. The government is the problem. It's the government, not the people, that is the problem. This is a very simple message, but it is one that needs to be heard. I would highly recommend this documentary to anyone, especially those who have a great interest in environmental issues. This documentary is one that I will most definitely watch again, and I'll be sure to watch the documentary again after watching this documentary. It's a very important documentary, and it's worth watching.
Judy S.
Monday, 20 Jul 2020 04:37

This is a documentary about the growth of the Tibetan Buddhist faith. The movie is made by the Tibetan Buddhist and made in English. It covers the history of the Tibetan Buddhist religion, the development of the religion, and the story of the monks who lived at a temple in northern China. It is a relatively long movie, at over two hours, but it is well done and a great movie to watch.
Virginia Ward
Sunday, 19 Jul 2020 06:49

The film is about the many stories of women who have been forced to emigrate and the challenges they have faced. There are some very interesting stories of women who are escaping from China to escape oppression and violence in their country. There is also an important message to the American public to be aware of the real reasons that women are fleeing from China. However, the film fails to tell the stories of the women that are still in China and are forced to make a living by their husbands. There are also some cultural differences between the American and Chinese women in the film. They are not shown as completely equal. There are a few shots of Chinese women in the film that look very different from American women. However, it is worth watching the film and watching the story of the women who are still in China. It is a very interesting documentary.
Austin
Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 21:18

I'm not a fan of Michael Moore. He's one of those guys who have a thing for throwing out some of the truth and bringing out the worst in people. I'm not saying he is a bad person, I just don't like the way he presents the facts. I'm just saying that the other side of the story is interesting. For example, what is the secret of the Chinese and Japanese success in war and war crimes? It's not that they're good guys or bad guys, it's the secret. If you want to see this movie, watch it with a clear mind, and with the knowledge that you're not watching a documentary. I don't think it's a waste of time, I actually liked the movie. I think it's worth seeing if you're a fan of Michael Moore.
Megan James
Tuesday, 07 Jul 2020 05:38

A lot of people get their information from watching Hollywood movies. This is a great documentary to show people the truth about the war in the Far East. Most of the information you will learn is either wrong or unimportant. However, this documentary does a good job of telling you that the atrocities of the war were not only in China, but in Japan as well. There are many points in this documentary that are just plain horrifying. I think that the biggest shocker was the deaths of children. The deaths of the children were not only in China, but in Japan. It is also disturbing to see that in some places, Japanese soldiers were not allowed to go to the front lines for fear that they would go home. I think that this documentary is one that should be shown in schools so that kids learn more about the horrors of the war. One thing I did not like about the movie is the way the filmmakers presented the war. The war was not a true picture of what happened, but instead a representation of the Chinese Revolution. The movie did a good job of showing how the people of China were suffering during this time. However, the movie also had a flaw. The movie showed a scene that was really long, but it was an important part of the movie. This movie also had an unimportant ending that was not shown to the people of Japan.
Eugene
Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 02:14

I have to say I am a little bit surprised to see the scores for this movie. The Chinese history of the Qing Dynasty is just soooo different than the movie. As far as I can tell, the movie shows only one side of the story. This movie is not trying to be a "historical movie" but a "people's movie." The movie's director, director of photography, and actor all seem to have different ideas about how the Chinese empire should be portrayed. The movie is not about Chinese history, it is about a family and the love they have for each other. The movie also shows that although the Qing dynasty was extremely oppressive and repressive of human rights, the people lived in a way that was comparable to the Chinese people of today. This movie also shows that the Qing dynasty was not the best in terms of human rights and social welfare. However, the movie shows that it was a relatively wealthy, very enlightened and well organized society, as compared to the later period of the Qing dynasty, which was a chaotic and repressive society. Finally, the movie also shows that the Chinese people have been very proud of their independence and independence from the Qing dynasty. This is one of the reasons the movie is not perfect. It is very hard to show that the Qing dynasty was the worst in terms of human rights. Another reason is that there are certain scenes that are very hard to watch and understand. However, the movie is still very well made and is a very good movie for people who are interested in China history.
Joe R.
Friday, 19 Jun 2020 04:26

There are many powerful, well-done documentaries on the history of China. Most of them are full of self-indulgent celebrity-laden pontificating that leaves me cold. But this documentary is different. It is informative, well-produced and sober. The film takes the viewer into the heart of a difficult period in China's history and the many ways the Chinese people tried to overcome the challenges of a world without U.S. protection. The film's lead character, a young Chinese woman named Wu Xia, is a delightful, down-to-earth character, very well portrayed by an excellent young actress named Jennifer Yuh. She is very young, and yet so much more mature than the many other young girls in the film. I could see why Wu Xia became so involved with the suffragettes, and how she knew so much about the struggle for women's rights in the U.S. and China. She was very aware of the hypocrisy and hypocrisy of the leaders of both countries, and she saw the hypocrisy of many of the Chinese people. In the end, Wu Xia, who was now a teacher, decided to do something about her country's oppression of women. She started to do a project for the Chinese government that resulted in the documentary "Wu Xia's Tale" (A Tale of Two Women). The film tells the story of Wu Xia's life and her efforts to do something about the suffering of women in China. It also shows the many ways the Chinese people tried to overcome the issues of oppression. Wu Xia's story is the most compelling and powerful, and it is very heartening to see a film that shows a young woman's determination to do something about the oppression of women. The film is well-made, and the cinematography is very good. But the story is told through the eyes of a single woman, and the camera focuses on Wu Xia. The narration is clear and very informative, and it is well-paced. The film's end, although very powerful, is more disappointing than anything else. There are many other interesting documentaries on the history of China, and I would recommend seeing them, but this film is a good choice for anyone interested in the history of China. And if you are interested in the struggles of women in China, this is a good film to see. It is well-made, well-edited and well-acted.
James R.
Tuesday, 05 May 2020 09:14

The movie was beautifully done. It was very well researched and it presented the history in a very balanced way. The movie had an excellent soundtrack and some of the songs were beautiful. I was especially impressed by the ending of the movie. It was a great emotional ending. I would recommend this movie to anyone who is interested in the history of China.
Amber R.
Saturday, 02 May 2020 07:40

You don't have to be a Chinese-American to understand this movie. Chinese-Americans are now the largest ethnic group in the United States. However, they are also the fastest growing group, and most of the population are immigrants. This documentary will help to explain why. I've been to China and I am very curious about what it is like for immigrants to a country they have not seen and the difficulties they face in adapting to the culture. The Chinese movie this movie is based on, "Golden Harvest," was a documentary about an immigrant family that moved to Hong Kong from the United States and were unhappy with the way they were treated. Their sons, who had grown up in the United States, wanted to return to their home country and start a new life. Their plan was to go to university in China. However, they were never allowed to do that. It was a difficult decision for their family. One of their sons, Kevin, was the one who decided to stay in the United States and get a job. He had a good job, but it wasn't what he wanted. He wanted to work in the computer business and he wanted to live in the United States. However, he never made it. He was only able to get a visa for one year and then he had to leave. He didn't leave, he died. In this documentary, you will see the hardships and the sacrifices that immigrants face when they move to a foreign country and the challenges they face in adapting to a new culture. They are also faced with the prejudice of their countrymen. I think that this movie is very important. I think it should be shown in every high school and college. I think that is why I'm recommending it. It is an important documentary to show to students.
Brenda
Friday, 01 May 2020 18:47

Huge wonder to me to see that this film, coming from the US, is one of the most 'overlooked' films to come out of the West. I think this is a film that shows how far removed we are from being fully aware of the conditions that Native Americans have been living for years, and how we ignore this and give them little attention. The director has the skill to really show this, from the ground up. The problem is that for whatever reason, we have to be brought up in a way that sees us only in terms of how 'white' we are, and no one can be 'white' and be truly 'Indian' or 'Nubian' (which, as some have said, is not a real race, it is a culture). So we are brought up with a very narrow-minded view of life, and it is not until we have come to a 'white' society, that we are able to see the real beauty of it. And this is where this film comes in. I highly recommend this film, especially to anyone who is interested in learning more about the ways in which we have been 'damaged' by 'white' society. I think it is a great film, but not the greatest film I've ever seen. If I had to rank it in terms of quality, I would give it a 9 out of 10.
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