The Storm

The Storm

Release date : September 3, 2005
Runtime : 1h 32m
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Original Language : Mandarin /
Director : Yue Jiang / Jinchuan Duan /
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This documentary is named after the well known novel (and later propaganda film) of the same title, which offered a telling of an historic event in 1946 in Northeastern China, when the CCP initiated Land Reform as a means of attracting peasants to join-up with the PLA and help seize state power. Decades later, residents who are still alive and can recall those days offer their personal memories of the class struggle that erupted in Yuanbao Village. Meanwhile, in today's Yuanbao, the local cultural bureau is setting up the Museum of Land Reform as a memorial and a space for education.
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  • title:The Storm
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 2005
  • Runtime:1h 32m
  • Genres: Documentary ·
  • Countries of origin:
  • Original Language: Mandarin ·
  • Director: Yue Jiang / Jinchuan Duan /
  • Writers:
  • Production companies:
  • Overview:This documentary is named after the well known novel (and later propaganda film) of the same title, which offered a telling of an historic event in 1946 in Northeastern China, when the CCP initiated Land Reform as a means of attracting peasants to join-up with the PLA and help seize state power. Decades later, residents who are still alive and can recall those days offer their personal memories of the class struggle that erupted in Yuanbao Village. Meanwhile, in today's Yuanbao, the local cultural bureau is setting up the Museum of Land Reform as a memorial and a space for education.
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