China / Jun 05, 2007
Red Art (2008)
Overall average
5.0/10
Plot
The launch and development of the Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution not only has a series of CCP Central Committee documents that have promoted wave after wave of movements, but also has various propaganda methods. A large number of different types of literary and artistic products have been produced in a collective form and with the input of the State. As a weapon of revolutionary struggle, works of art are important representatives of this period. Art was a tool for the Cultural Revolution; it fully embodies its aesthetic characteristics, actively cooperating with the development of various movements and the popularization of ideas. It has cultivated the values and visual experience of a generation of Chinese people — the paintings of the Cultural Revolution have been regarded as treasures by Chinese collectors. This film shows the characteristics of the Cultural Revolution paintings through a large number of paintings, as well as the bloody violence and despotism behind them.
Main cast
Full cast
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Xie Tao |
Genres
Technical details
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Original title | 红色美术 |
| Original language | 普通话 (ZH) |
| Spoken languages | 普通话 |
| Production countries | China |
| Status | Released |
| Release date | 5 novembre 2008 |
| Production | Hu Jie |
| Writer | Hu Jie |
| Editing | Hu Jie, Ai Xiaoming |
| Cinematography | Hu Jie, Ai Xiaoming |
| Assistant directors | Hu Jie, Ai Xiaoming |
| Music | Hu Jie |
| Sound | Hu Jie |
Release dates
Premiere
Limited release
United States / Nov 05, 2008 / Public Policy Building UCLA
China / Mar 05, 2016 / 南京大学黑匣子放映室
Theatrical release
Hong Kong / Oct 24, 2010 / 香港第八屆社會運動電影節
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