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No. 17 Cotton Mill Shanghai Blues: Music of China

1984·Movie
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This thought-provoking documentary examines the ancient musical traditions of China and the near-elimination of them during the Cultural Revolution of the 1980s. Among the subjects observed: one of the less than 100 Chinese citizens who can still play the traditional zither-like instrument known as the ququin, and a wild wedding celebration in Islamic northwest China.
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Directed by:
Jeremy Marre
Produced by:
Jeremy Marre
Composed by:
Mike Shoring

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It was made in English, with some Chinese. Produced in United Kingdom.