‘Human Flow’: Ai Weiwei’s Documentary Film Records the Refugee Crisis
Ai Weiwei approached shooting 'Human Flow' with the idea that he would take advantage of modern filmmaking tools such as camera phones and drones...
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Ai Weiwei approached shooting 'Human Flow' with the idea that he would take advantage of modern filmmaking tools such as camera phones and drones...
"What began as a small project to tell individual stories ultimately became a massive documentary for the first-time feature filmmaker."
In this age of surveillance and social media, we're all Hansel and Gretel, leaving digital breadcrumbs in our wake wherever we go.
"It's very interesting that in such a big crowd, in such a massive city, our characters can be captured by digital pixels."
"Ai Weiwei is restless, always keen to get to work, out and about every day, and always on the move."
"In an age of constant scrutiny and data storage beyond the knowledge and control of ordinary citizens, 'Hansel and Gretel' is perhaps less fantastical...
“There is huge potential in bringing together the arts and technology to reach wider audiences,” says Fiona Morris, creative director and CEO of The...
Laura Poitras (Citizenfour) documents activist artist Ai Wei-Wei and Edward Snowden confidant Jacob Applebaum as they collaborate on a new piece called “Panda to...
Ai Weiwei’s international prominence increased significantly after Chinese authorities arrested him in the spring of 2011, but Danish filmmaker Andreas Johnsen was already in...