Skip to content
RAI FILM
film shop
Ethnographic film catalogue
RAI Film – view on demand
Teaching resources
Prices
RAI film festival
RAI Film Festival 2025
Group rates for RAI Film Festival 2025
Prizes and awards
RAI Film Festival programme 2023
Archive of past editions
Menu
film shop
Ethnographic film catalogue
RAI Film – view on demand
Teaching resources
Prices
RAI film festival
RAI Film Festival 2025
Group rates for RAI Film Festival 2025
Prizes and awards
RAI Film Festival programme 2023
Archive of past editions
RAI FILM
Login
Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
film shop
Ethnographic film catalogue
RAI Film – view on demand
Teaching resources
Prices
RAI film festival
RAI Film Festival 2025
Group rates for RAI Film Festival 2025
Prizes and awards
RAI Film Festival programme 2023
Archive of past editions
Menu
film shop
Ethnographic film catalogue
RAI Film – view on demand
Teaching resources
Prices
RAI film festival
RAI Film Festival 2025
Group rates for RAI Film Festival 2025
Prizes and awards
RAI Film Festival programme 2023
Archive of past editions
Login
Facebook
Instagram
Twitter
Films
2 Films
Keywords
“Infrastructuretransport”
x
films with a digital version
1
films hosted on Kanopy
1
short films
1
films available on demand
1
Region
Central Asia and Far East
2
Country
China
1
South Korea
1
Keywords
Development projects
1
Disasters
1
Environment
1
Infrastructure/transport
1
x
Infrastructure\transport
1
Land rights
1
Resettlement
1
Urban
1
Directors
Choi, Hyewon
1
Svartzman, Boris
1
Series
Shorts Collection 1
1
not set
1
Country of production
China
1
France
1
South Korea
1
Year of production
2019
2
Film list
A New Era
2019
71
‘
Werbner Award
Directed by
Boris Svartzman
.
In 2008, local authorities evicted 2,000 villagers from Guanzhou, a river island in Southern China, to make way for new urban planning projects. In spite of the demolition of their houses and police
Central Asia and Far East
Urban
Development projects
Infrastructure\transport
Land rights
Resettlement
The People Next to Coal Power Plant
2019
22
‘
Directed by
Hyewon Choi
.
Vegetable crops are contaminated, fish have disappeared, illness is rife. Life in the shadow of a Korean coal power plant is difficult, but the locals have no choice but to struggle on nonetheless.
Central Asia and Far East
Infrastructure/transport
Environment
Disasters
One Response
Pingback:
Dr Cai Hua – Royal Anthropological Institute
One Response