Five young men of Asian descent share their experiences of cultural pressures and societal expectations in Australia as they confront their identities.
Synopsis
Five young men of Asian descent share their experiences of cultural pressures and societal expectations in Australia as they confront their identities.
Synopsis
Jackie Farkas, one of several young men in Australia, discusses the challenges faced by Asian-Australian youth. In 'China Dolls', he and others recount their experiences as a minority within a minority. They talk about cultural pressures and the expectations placed on them in a predominantly Western society. Through intimate interviews, their stories reveal how heritage shapes their identities and interactions. The film includes reflections on race, masculinity, and belonging in contemporary Australia.
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Why Watch
- Meet Jackie Farkas and Ben Wu's personal stories.
- Find out about cultural pressures in Australian society.
- See the impact of heritage on identity and interactions.
Did You Know
- The film features interviews with five young men of Asian descent.
- It was directed by Sharon Connolly and released in 1998.
- The documentary has a runtime of 30 minutes.
- The production country is Australia.
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What year was the documentary 'China Dolls' released?
China Dolls was released in 1998.
Who directed the documentary 'China Dolls'?
The documentary was directed by Sharon Connolly.
What is the duration of the documentary 'China Dolls'?
The duration of China Dolls is 30 minutes.
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