I got the link of a documentary film named NEVER SORRY which had launched 1 year ago.a friend of mine who works with Chinese contemporary art business sent me this link and who is eager to know my feedback about it.you may ask why he is so interested in this film?the reason is not only he couldn't watch it online in China since this film related to an controversial International Chinese artist Ai weiwei but also he calls himself one of the Chinese cultural elite who has right to know what exactly happened in Chinese culture circles instead of the make up version by authorities.but i would like to say that its not surprise to me after i watched the film. the director of the film is Alison Klayman,she had lived in China from 2006 to 2010,she speaks Mandarine,i guess she knows China very well. in my point, depends on different education and culture background, westen people always look more honest than easten people,but when westen people are involved in esten culture deeply,they usually act more tricky than esten people.by this theory, i think that Alison has been taking advantage of Chinese sensitive semi-culture-semi-political topic to be her debut feature documentary.i found the trailer of this film,Alison is in there,i understand her expression through her face which is familiar to me and reminds me thinking about those foreign faces in Beijing culture network.
Ai weiwei has nothing special,to be honest to say that he just is a normal artist who has took a different way to promote his art works.he is a tricky person himself.i really can't understand the meaning of when artist put his middle finger in front of TIAN ANMEN square.or saying F*ck homeland often.he hates the authorites or hates his homeland even his compatriot？I have no idea!
Besides whenever he appears on media he always put his twitter on it and boasts that if you want to know truth just follow him.but the fact is that his twitter page is full of worldly-wise performances between him and his contributor!
For me,I prefer to concern his art simply!
trailer for this film
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