Dreams from China

Dreams from China

"A foreigner's personal confrontation with the historic political and economic changes taking place in China. Shot when Marx was working in Tianjin and Beijing, the film is a diary-like account of his alienation and acclimation, a highly lyrical film essay lending perspective to the 1989 tragedy of Tiananmen Square." --Milosz Stehlik, Facets Video

"The portrait of China it presents is highly personal, full of fascinating details, and, for the most part, given Marx’s leftist background, unfashionably negative." - J. Rosenbaum, The Reader

"Extremely sincere... Marx’s voice-over presents a paradox of Chinese politics and society." - Caryn James, New York Times

"Sensitive, powerful, and prophetic." - Edwin Jahiel, C-U News Gazette

Dreams from China
  • Dreams from China

    "A foreigner's personal confrontation with the historic political and economic changes taking place in China. Shot when Marx was working in Tianjin and Beijing, the film is a diary-like account of his alienation and acclimation, a highly lyrical film essay lending perspective to the 1989 tragedy...