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In 'Fruit Farm', Nana Xu visits a site built by her father during the Cultural Revolution. This location has changed from a work camp to a prison, fruit farm, and treatment center. Through her interactions with the last remaining witnesses, she gathers personal stories that reveal the complex history of the place.
The film captures how the past influences the identities of those who live there. Nana Xu's conversations with individuals connected to the site provide insights into their memories and experiences, illustrating the deep ties between memory and location in shaping community life.
Why Watch
- •Meet Nana Xu and her father's legacy.
- •Find out about the site's transformation over decades.
- •See personal stories from the last witnesses.
Did You Know
•The film is set in a location built by Nana Xu's father during the Cultural Revolution.
•The site has transformed from a work camp to a prison, fruit farm, and treatment center.
•Nana Xu speaks with the last remaining witnesses of the site.
•The film has a duration of 29 minutes.
Perfect For
Chinese history enthusiastsCultural Revolution studiesDocumentary film fans