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Ou Ning on Meishi Street, Participatory Filmmaking, and Anarchitecture
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Ou Ning on Meishi Street, Participatory Filmmaking, and Anarchitecture
Twenty years after its premiere at MoMA, Ou Ning’s Meishi Street (2006) returns to New York, documenting residents’ resistance to the demolition of the Dashilar neighborhood ahead of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. Most of the film was shot by local restaurant owner Zhang Jinli, whom Ou taught to operate a camera and who led the […] The post Ou Ning on Meishi Street, Participatory Filmmaking, and Anarchitecture first appeared on The Film Stage.
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