Mao’s New Suit (1997)
Length: 51 minutes 48 seconds
Synopsis
Two young Chinese fashion designers combine forces to stage a fashion show in Shanghai. The enterprise is plagued with problems but the designers are optimistic about their future.
Curator’s notes
The documentary gives an interesting insight into contemporary life for young people in modern China, and the rapid changes that were taking place. At the time, this was relatively unknown to much of the West, and the film was a valuable look behind the scenes with two very articulate young Chinese women. At the end of the film the designers express their views about their lives. The film is entirely subtitled.
| Production company | Singing Nomads Productions |
|---|---|
| Producer | Sally Ingleton |
| Commissioning editor (SBSi) | Claire Jager |
| Director | Sally Ingleton |
| Writer | Sally Ingleton |
| Original music | Felicity Fox |
Acknowledgements
Produced in association with SBS Independent and Channel 4 International.
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