Sundance ’19: Nanfu Wang & Jialing Zhang’s “One Child Nation”

Growing up in a remote village in Jiangxi Province, China, Peabody award-winning filmmaker Nanfu Wang hadn’t given much thought to China’s “one-child” policy. It wasn’t until Wang was pregnant with her first ...

January 28, 2019

Growing up in a remote village in Jiangxi Province, China, Peabody award-winning filmmaker Nanfu Wang hadn’t given much thought to China’s “one-child” policy. It wasn’t until Wang was pregnant with her first ...

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2019 Sundance Film Festival, Carolyn Hepburn, Chicago Media Project, Christoph Jörg, Christopher Clements, ITVS, Jialing Zhang, Julie Goldman, Ken Pelletier, Lois Vossen, Motto Pictures, Nanfu Wang, One Child Nation, PBS Independent Lens, Pumpernickel Films, Sally Jo Fifer, Sundance '19

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2019 Sundance Film Festival, Carolyn Hepburn, Chicago Media Project, Christoph Jörg, Christopher Clements, ITVS, Jialing Zhang, Julie Goldman, Ken Pelletier, Lois Vossen, Motto Pictures, Nanfu Wang, One Child Nation, PBS Independent Lens, Pumpernickel Films, Sally Jo Fifer, Sundance '19

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