China on Video is the first in-depth study to look at the smaller screen realities and the important role it plays not only in fast-changing Chinese media, but also more broadly in experimental and non-mainstream film practice. At the crossroads of many branches of cinema, media, modern media, media anthropology, visual arts and contemporary China studies and cultural studies - this book reveals China's "creative and opaque but also socially and politically crucial video", which lies outside the intellectual discourse surrounding both By describing smaller-screen films, making films and displaying them as photocopiers, Voci refers to their "insignificant" weight in terms of production costs, volume of distribution, Profit gains, intellectual or artistic ambitions, but also meanings The author suggests that lightness is a concept that can be used to describe the moving picture, beyond the privacy of recent developments in modern media, which can actually help us to rethink past film practices in a wide range of ways.

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