Beijing Punk: the full French version!
A while ago, we published the trailer of a film we had randomly heard of on the Internet: Beijing Punk. This was almost four years ago and would be the first of many articles on this topic and most importantly the beginning of great adventures that would eventually lead us to organize the first screening of the movie in France in presence of the director, Shaun Jefford. And what a fantastic night it was…
And now this project has came to its conclusion with the release of the full length version of the movie, subtitled in French as it was shown during the event in Paris exactly two years. We are very happy that we can embed it here so you can enjoy the video if you didn’t have the chance to be there at the screening or see it since then.
But something tells me that this not the last you will here of Shaund Jefford and Hejorama doing something together…
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Beijing Punk is a critically acclaimed feature documentary about the underground music scene in Beijing.
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A fascinating documentary about the Chinese punk culture. I’m not sure what I was anticipating. Until I viewed this film, it had never occurred to me that such a thing existed. The music was fantastic and very unique.
I believe that a number of these bands would be popular outside of China. That is something I am really anticipating. Then I’ll be able to say things like, “Oh yeah, I saw those guys in a documentary around ten years ago.” The film was amusing, well-edited, and packed with people from the punk and rock scenes. I got a real sense of what it might be like to hang out at D-22.