“I was barely ten years old when I was thrown into this madness. The whirlwind sucked me in. When it spat me out, I was a man. Talk about a teenage crisis!” Xu Xing, a Chinese writer, saw his childhood and adolescence ravaged by the Cultural Revolution. It cost him his illusions, his family scattered across the country and his first love, who denounced him when he declared himself.
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For the first time, this shocking film gives a voice to the Chinese themselves: the humble, the modest, the nameless victims of the great madness desired by Mao Zedong. A tragedy that left more than a million dead.
Title: My cultural revolution
A film by Xu Xing
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