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Imagining the Crowd: Screening the Masses of China's Cultural Revolution
This essay examines three films released from 1979 to 1986 as cases in which Chinese filmmakers resorted to cinematic affect or lyricist expressions as portrayals of societal calamity and psychological aftershock of the masses after the Cultural Revolution. Particularly, the films’ reconfiguration o
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