Bumming in Beijing: The Last Dreamers

Bumming in Beijing: The Last Dreamers

7.7

Jan 01 1990

2h 14m

Documentary

A documentary following five young artists from around China, who travelled to Beijing in the 1980s to work as freelancers, exploring their lives, careers, and what aspirations they may have for the future.

Bo Gao

Bo Gao

Self

Zhang Xiaping

Zhang Xiaping

Self

Sen Mu

Sen Mu

Self

Ci Zhang

Ci Zhang

Self

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