

Water Margin
Displaced individuals in contemporary China face challenges of identity and survival as society undergoes rapid changes in this 2016 documentary by Dawei Zhang.
Synopsis
Displaced individuals in contemporary China face challenges of identity and survival as society undergoes rapid changes in this 2016 documentary by Dawei Zhang.
Synopsis
Dawei Zhang directs Water Margin, a 2016 documentary that follows displaced individuals within Chinese society. The film features a mix of documentary footage and experimental narrative techniques. It illustrates the struggles these individuals face in a rapidly changing environment. Through their stories, the film presents the challenges of displacement and the quest for identity in contemporary China. Water Margin runs for 77 minutes and is produced in China.
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