High Tech, Low Life
A 57-year-old activist gains notoriety after capturing a murder scene, challenging state-controlled media in a climate of censorship in China.
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A 57-year-old activist gains notoriety after capturing a murder scene, challenging state-controlled media in a climate of censorship in China.
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Tiger Temple, a 57-year-old activist in China, gains attention after recording a murder scene. Zola, a 27-year-old citizen reporter, covers sensitive topics to build his profile. Both face political persecution as they use laptops and smartphones to report on issues often ignored by state-controlled media. Their work takes place against a backdrop of censorship, reflecting the challenges of journalism in a repressive environment. Directed by Stephen T. Maing, the documentary runs for 87 minutes.
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