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China Independent Documentary Film Archive (CIDFA)

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Posted in: Adult/Higher Learning,Enrichment Materials,Film,Grades 9-12,Social Studies on: June 16th, 2010

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The founder of this website is pleased to have Mr. Wu Wenguang, one of most prestigious independent documentary filmmakers in China, as its curator. As an English language website, its purpose is to present the largest possible variety of China independent documentaries (here after CIDFAs) in form of archives; to provide researchers on CIDFAs as well as international film festivals and other interested agencies with an online platform to view documentary film productions and background info related to the films and their producers. Click here for link.

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