Wukan: The Flame of Democracy (2013)
Late in 2011, Wukan, a village in southern China, captured international attention when demonstrators flooded the streets, rebelling against decades of corrupt rule. Despite the hurdles, the unthinkable happened in Wukan - the village committee fell and democratic elections were announced. But, what happens after a successful uprising? WUKAN: THE FLAME OF DEMOCRACY follows the challenges faced by a rural Chinese community after adopting a new political system.
Director: James Leong, Lynn Lee
Runtime: 97 min
Release Date: December 7, 2013
Original Language: zh
More Films by Director: James Leong, Lynn Lee
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Wukan: The Flame of Democracy about?
- Late in 2011, Wukan, a village in southern China, captured international attention when demonstrators flooded the streets, rebelling against decades of corrupt rule. Despite the hurdles, the unthinkable happened in Wukan - the village committee fell and democratic elections were announced. But, what happens after a successful uprising? WUKAN: THE FLAME OF DEMOCRACY follows the challenges faced by a rural Chinese community after adopting a new political system.
- Who directed Wukan: The Flame of Democracy?
- Wukan: The Flame of Democracy was directed by James Leong, Lynn Lee.
- How long is Wukan: The Flame of Democracy?
- Wukan: The Flame of Democracy has a runtime of 1h 37m (97 minutes).