High Tech, Low Life: Filmmaker Interview with Stephen Maing
Clip: Season 26 Episode 5 | 27m 58s
Stephen Maing discusses his feature film 'High Tech, Low Life' and censorship in China.
Filmmaker Stephen Maing talks about two seemingly average Chinese citizens who find themselves reporting on censored news stories in and around China.
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High Tech, Low Life: Filmmaker Interview with Stephen Maing
Clip: Season 26 Episode 5 | 27m 58s
Filmmaker Stephen Maing talks about two seemingly average Chinese citizens who find themselves reporting on censored news stories in and around China.
Problems playing video? | Closed Captioning Feedback
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