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Films
2 Films
Region
“South-East Asia”
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Keywords
“Film Photography Mass media”
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short films
1
Region
South-East Asia
2
x
Country
China
1
Myanmar
1
Keywords
Family / Kinship
1
Film / Photography / Mass media
2
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Material Culture
1
Memory
1
Directors
Htway, Aung Nwai
1
MacDougall, Judith
1
Series
Yangon Film School
1
not set
1
Country of production
Australia
1
Myanmar
1
Year of production
2007
1
2012
1
Film list
The Art of Regret
2007
60
‘
Directed by
Judith MacDougall
.
Photography is known in China as the “Art of Regret”. In the rapidly changing city of Kunming, people are ambivalent about whether they want photography to be a medium of preservation and
South-East Asia
Material Culture
Film / Photography / Mass media
Behind the Screen
2012
35
‘
Directed by
Aung Nwai Htway
.
A son dissects his parents’ marriage – they were film icons in 1960s Myanmar. It turns out the heartrending scenes they acted out on the silver screen are a pretty accurate reflection of their
South-East Asia
Film / Photography / Mass media
Family / Kinship
Memory