Beijing Olympics
Non-fiction filmmaker Miao Wang was fortunate enough to be at a critical place during a critical moment. She was in Beijing in the months leading up to the 2008 Summer Olympics, and her feature documentary Beijing Taxi looks at the massive transitions the city goes through, as well as the major implications of the event on a global scale, from the perspective of the city’s taxi drivers.
published: 06.19.2013
published: 06.18.2013
published: 06.18.2013
published: 06.18.2013
published: 06.18.2013
published: 06.18.2013
published: 06.18.2013
published: 06.18.2013
published: 06.18.2013
published: 06.18.2013
published: 06.17.2013
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