Podcasts about One Child Nation

In this episode, we welcome Emmy-nominated Composer, Score Producer and Musician Chris Ruggiero. Chris has worked on films such as Emily the Criminal, Swallow, The Martha Mitchell Effect, Minding the Gap, Hooligan Sparrow, “Soundbreaking: Stories from the Cutting Edge of Recorded Music,” One Child Nation, Plan C, Camp Courage, episodes of “American Masters" and “American Experience” — and Resynator, which is premiering at SXSW this month. In our chat, we hear Chris' backstory, his path from working at MTV, to creating jingles for brands, on through scoring many of today's top independent films and documentaries. The Making Of is presented by AJA Video Systems.Versatile color management and conversion with AJA ColorBox From film to live production, color is an art. Achieving the right look requires a combination of talent and access to tools like AJA ColorBox. 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Chris' film work includes: The Martha Mitchell Effect, Minding The Gap, One Child Nation, Tribal Justice, and The Image Maker. Chris' more recent project is the documentary Resynator, a look at the revolutionary synthesizer developed by Don Tavel, directed by his daughter Alison, with a SXSW premiere. 

Two of the dudes found this one extremely hard to watch...the third fell asleep. This one we discuss Chinas One Child policy and the horrible atrocities that came along with it. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/threedudespod/message

We can honestly say, that this has been the easiest transition from being back in our home countries to coming back to Madrid for university yet. Which is a huge success! Of course, goodbyes are always difficult, but the days before leaving now contain less crying and settling back into life in Madrid is so much easier and happens way faster. It took us a while to get to this point, but we're so thankful. (And hopefully it only gets better from here on.) For this episode's main topic, we do another semester outlook. It's a tradition at this point! We're starting our first semester of our third year of our Journalism degree (which is insane!) and want to take a look at our classes and talk about our first impressions and expectations. We definitely have a very interesting mix of classes this time around: from Feature Writing, to Investigative Reporting, to Multimedia Communication, ... We can't wait to listen back to this episode in a couple of months and realise that we were wrong about everything and had no idea about what was ahead of us. And of course, we end this episode with our bookclub: Lauren's has finally almost finished all of the books she started reading in May (how impressive!) and Kristyna is still working her way through a really long Margaret Atwood book. Additionally, Lauren has a couple of documentary recommendations: 'One Child Nation' and 'Generation Wealth'. And Kristyna's trying her best to keep up with all the new shows that are currently coming out. And, obviously, we share our songs of the week. (Well Lauren actually decided to change the rules and mention two full albums...) We're really excited to be back and hope you enjoy this episode. With love, L&K Our Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠2strangers2friends⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ TikTok Account: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠letschewthefatpodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Our YouTube Channel: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠L&K Abroad⁠⁠⁠⁠ Podcast YouTube Channel: ⁠Let's Chew the Fat Podcast⁠ CREDITS: intro+outro: Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/walz/name, License code: IULYUP7YE0AIJ8VU sectioning music: Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/all-good-folks/together, License code: YD0RWCVGHT0DXJXI --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lets-chew-the-fat/message

Today's episode is spent examining the Amazon exclusive documentary "One Child Nation."B2thal2a2cking Twitch Channel: https://twitch.tv/b2thal2a2cking

Amerikalı Fizikçi Dennis Meadows'ın dünyanın nüfusunu 1 milyara düşürme fikri birkaç aydır gündemde. Zaman zaman önümüze düşüyor. Adam 80 yaşında ve kendisinden sonraki zamanı planlıyor. Tezlerine öylesine güçlü iman etmiş. Dünya nüfusunun 7 milyardan (artık 8), bir milyara düşürülmesinin elzem ve mümkün olduğunu tane tane anlatıyor. Üslubu çok insanı, masum. Bir fizikçi ancak bir sosyolog hatta psikolog edasıyla konuşuyor: “Dünya nüfusunun düşüşü şiddetle değil başka yollarla çözülmeli. Umarım bu medeni bir yolla gerçekleşir. Demek istediğim özel bir yolla. Huzurlu bir yolla.” Merak edenler, Amerikalı fizikçinin röportajını YouTube'dan izleyebilir. Yazıya başlamadan önce yeniden baktım ve şöyle bir his uyandı bende. Meadows, “sizin bir şekilde ölmeniz gerekiyor ve bunun için de desteğinize ihtiyacımız var. Ölmeseniz de asla çoğalmamalısınız. Sadece siz değil, çevrenize anlatıp onları da ikna etmelisiniz. Buna mecburuz” diyor aslında. Ya bir an önce ölün ya da neslinizi doğmadan öldürün! Yakın geçmişte uygulama örnekleri var aslında. Çin'in 1979'da başlattığı “tek çocuk” dayatmasının anlatıldığı “One Child Nation” isimli belgeseli izlerken notlar almıştım. Çin komünizminin en korkunç politikalarından olan tek çocuk kanunu yaklaşık 30 yıl uygulanmış. Neden mi? Çin'in kalkınması ve daha fazla refah için. Tek çocuk politikası, bir pirinç tanesine bile muhtaç Çin'in kalkınma hamlesinin parçası olarak görülüyor. Ekonomik hamlenin iç yüzü ise çok farklı. Çin'deki her eve girip kadınları muayene eden ebe ordusu, son 30 yılda 400 milyona yakın bebeğin doğumunu kürtaj yoluyla engellemiş. Yani öldürmüşler. Tek çocuk katliamında özellikle de kız çocukları öldürülmüş. Bir şekilde dünyaya gelenler ise eğer bebek kızsa ölüme terk edilmiş. Amazon yapımı belgesel, -tüm Çin karşıtlığı ile- bir vahşete dikkat çekiyor belki ama diğer yandan da Çin'in nüfusunu azaltmaya mecbur kaldığını da vurguluyor. Yani vahşeti değil de yöntemini sorgulatıyor. Doğumu engellemenin başka yolları olabileceği fikrini uyandırıyor. Nedir bu yol ve yöntem? Rockefeller ailesinin kurduğu “Club Of Rome” üyesi Dennis Meadow'ın ipuçlarını verdiği; medeni, özel, huzurlu yol ve “tali” yollar. Eşcinsellik dayatması bu yolların başında geliyor. Dikkat ediyor musunuz? Yaratılmışların en şereflisi, en güzeli ve üstünü olan insanı, aşama aşama değersizleştiriyorlar. Kim mi? Dijital ekosistemleri inşa edenler ve algoritmaları geliştirenler. İşin başında yine insanlar var. Yani insan, insanı bir sinek kadar kıymeti olmayan varlığa dönüştürüyor. Çin'in tek çocuk politikası gibi vahşetlere de gerek yok artık. Teknolojinin ve özellikle de sosyal medyanın esiri olduğumuz son 20 yıla şöyle bir bakalım. İnsanı devreden çıkaran, insanı yok sayan, güçsüzleştiren ve insanı insandan koparan, aileyi ortadan kaldıran, düşünceyi, duyguyu, doğalı, fıtratı anormalleştirilen bir zihin dünyası inşa ediliyor. Bu anlayış zamanla yaşam biçimine ve sanal dünya ürünü kültüre dönüşecek. Emareleri de var ve hep birlikte gözlemliyoruz.

In this Film Faves episode Jeff and Shanna find out once and for all their favorite documentaries of all time! Next time on The Movie Lovers: The Week in Review! Jeff and Shanna catch up with a handful of 2022 releases and talk about a couple of documentaries that didn't make their Film Faves list. Look for it on Tuesday, 10/11. Show Notes • Opening and Introduction • Film Faves: Documentaries (0:01:35) • Where You Can Find Us and Ending (1:00:21) Shanna's Fave Documentaries: 12. Baraka (1992) 11. Paradise Lost trilogy (1996-2011) 10. Central Park Five (2012) – HBO Max 9. The Punk Singer (2013) 8. Cameraperson (2016) – HBO Max 7. One Child Nation (2019) 6. Fanny: The Right to Rock (2022) 5. Finding Vivian Maier (2013) 4. Searching for Sugar Man (2012) 3. Woodstock (1970) – HBO Max 2. Dick Johnson is Dead (2020) – Netflix 1. Bowling for Columbine (2002) Jeff's Fave Documentaries: 12. Comedian (2002) – Netflix 11. Looking for Richard (1996) 10. Woodstock (1970) – HBO Max 9. Shut Up and Sing! (2006) 8. Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work (2010) 7. Won't You Be My Neighbor? (2018) – Netflix 6. Fahrenheit 9/11 (2004) 5. Hearts and Minds (1974) – HBO Max 4. The Fog of War (2004) 3. Bowling for Columbine (2002) 2. Searching for Sugar Man (2012) 1. Life Itself (2014)

In this episode, Aimee and Alia are rejoined by Chinese adoptee, Shelley, to discuss their thoughts on the documentary, Found , available on Netflix. Along with the emotions this documentary provoked, they share how Found has impacted their views on DNA testing and the possibilities of them attempting their own birthparent search. They also discuss the importance that documentaries like Found and One Child Nation play in not only helping Chinese adoptees learn more about themselves and their past, but also acting as a tool for non-adoptees to educate themselves. You can find Shelley on Instagram @sea_shellz7 or through her now available website, shelleyrottenberg.ca !  *note: this episode was recorded in February 2022 See you guys next time! We've added music! Intro: Lights by Sappheiros (https://soundcloud.com/sappheirosmusic) Outro: herbal tea by Artificial.Music (https://soundcloud.com/artificial-music)

Despedimos nuestra segunda temporada con un episodio especial en el que Diana, Arturo y Héctor nos hacen recomendaciones muy personales (para que los conozcas mejor, algo que le da un poco de miedo a Diana). Prepárate porque hay de todo un poco: thriller psicológico (y una gran actuación de Rosamund Pike), terror (mucho), comedia romántica clásica (y orgásmica), una rubia color de rosa, chicos universitarios en situaciones complicadas (pero en medio de una comedia), un documental sobre China y un grupo de trabajadores de la construcción en México. Ponle play y descubre por qué seleccionaron: Emergency, Harry y Sally, Mano de Obra (súper recomendada por Arturo), Gone Girl, La Bruja (favorita de Héctor), One Child Nation (muy fuerte e interesante según Diana) y Legalmente Rubia (imperdible).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The HBO Original six-part documentary series Mind Over Murder, directed by Nanfu Wang and produced by Vox Media Studios chronicles the bizarre and psychologically complex story of six individuals who were convicted for the 1985 murder of a beloved 68- year-old grandmother, Helen Wilson, in Beatrice, Nebraska. Despite five of the individuals originally confessing to the crime, the “Beatrice Six” as they became known, were exonerated by DNA evidence in 2009, a turn of events which divided the rural town and incensed the family of Helen Wilson. As the filmmakers track the case from the murder, through investigation, trial, exoneration and two civil suits, shifting perspectives cloud the truth; a stranger-than-fiction tale emerges that raises salient questions about the reliability of confessions and memory in criminal cases. Director Nanfu Wang (Hooligan Sparrow, One Child Nation, In the Same Breath) joins us for a conversation on her own journey to gain the confidence of a community convinced they already knew the truth, uncovering the venality of local government officials, and her ideas about how storytelling can be a way to break through to people traumatized by violence and misinformation. For updates and screenings go to: hbo.com/mind-over-murder

Kelly is joined by Yane as they review First They Killed My Father from 2017 and One Child Nation from 2019.  Other political topics discussed after.  Episode recorded 3/26/2022.

In her searing Oscar-shortlisted HBO Documentary “In the Same Breath”, award-winning filmmaker Nanfu Wang challenges both the Chinese and U.S. governments' initial responses to the pandemic. As she did in her previous film, the devastating “One Child Nation”, Nanfu relentlessly questions government authority and gives voice to those who insist on telling the truth, even at the risk of heavy personal cost. Ken sat down with Nanfu to talk about this incredibly powerful film, which combines reporting, internet sleuthing and compelling personal narratives to re-examine the critical early period of the pandemic. What if we could roll back the clock and have a “re-do” on the first days and weeks of the pandemic? What if the Chinese government hadn't silenced those who called attention to the first Covid cases? How did incorrect information from some in the U.S. government do us harm? As someone who grew up in China and now calls the U.S. home, Nanfu has an insightful perspective on both countries. Not only does she insist on asking the hard questions, but manages to show us the possibilities for a better world. “In the Same Breath” is now streaming on HBO Max. Hidden Gem:  Black Sun

In this episode, From the Booth producer Devin Glenn speaks with Founder and Owner of Research-China.org, Bryan Stuy, about Wang Nanfu and Zhang Jialing's One Child Nation and his role...

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In the Same Breath is a strikingly original analysis of the early days of the pandemic as it unfolded in China and the United States. Filmmaker Nanfu Wang draws upon multiple sources of footage to study how governments shaped the messaging about coronavirus and how they missed opportunities to limit the virus. Her collaborators include her husband Michael Shade as an editor and Jialing Zhang as one of the producers. Nanfu and Jialing previously appeared on episode #115 to discuss their film One Child Nation about China's extreme efforts to control population growth. Pure Nonfiction host Thom Powers interviews Nanfu about the logistical and emotional challenges of navigating China's censorship. She discusses the lessons she learned making her first film Hooligan Sparrow, about a Chinese dissident, that was her first experience with government pressure.

So this is the final episode of Season Four - which I started back in March and honestly I have no idea where that time has gone. There will be a couple of bonus episodes coming out to coincide with some film releases, but apart from that I'll be on hiatus for a couple of months figuring out and planning for Season Five. But I feel like I'm going out with a bang!! This season has been a real treat - I've spoken to some amazing women and had some really fun but also important conversations and that trend is definitely continuing with this episode in which I spoke to Mandy Chang, who is currently the Commissioning Editor at the BBC's feature documentary strand Storyville.  Mandy has been on my radar for several years, I've seen her speak at Sheffield Doc/Fest and have watched many of the films she's commissioned and executive produced and I was incredibly excited when she said yes to being interviewed. I knew it would be one of those interviews where an hour / hour and a half is simply not enough time to ask all the right questions and I'm sure there are plenty of other paths that we could've gone down but what you're about to hear is the conversation that we did have and I found it to be as thoughtful and illuminating as I had hoped. Mandy started out as a freelance filmmaker, producing and directing docs for TV. Her credits include The Mona Lisa Curse, an Emmy and Grierson award-winning polemic that traces the pernicious rise of the art market and The Camera That Changed The World, a portrait of the first portable cameras and the impact they had on filmmaking and filmmakers.  Mandy was later Head of Arts at ABC TV, a broadcaster in Australia before joining Storyville in 2017. During her time there she has shepherded many incredible documentaries to our screen, among them are: UNDER THE WIRE, ONE CHILD NATION, COLD CASE HAMMARSKJÖLD, INTO THE STORM, I AM GRETA and the upcoming MISHA AND THE WOLVES.  And she has just been announced as the new Global Head of Documentaries at Fremantle where she will spearhead the producer-distributor's growth in high-end factual production.  We talked about her filmmaking career and how she sustained that for two decades, as well as how those experiences have informed her approach to commissioning. We discuss how she built on Storyville's legacy whilst also pushing it in new and bold directions, why caretaking is a central part of her commissioning philosophy and what that means and what excites her about the future of documentary. I think Mandy was really generous with her answers and I certainly got a lot from hearing about her career journey, so I hope you do as well.

We're deep diving into filmography of some top tier film makers this week on Culture Bucket! Join us as we count down our top 5 Coen Brothers movies. Will we even get to the top 5, or will events spiral so wildly out of our control that all we can do is sit back and laugh at the impersonal cruelty of fate? You'll have to listen to find out! We've also got a stellar culture catch up for you, the return of MyTube and the usual homework discussion. Make sure you listen! Links to our letterboxd and a few other places can be found in our bio, check it out to see our various film lists, kept there for posterity. Catch you on the flippity flip. Spoilers below Culture discussed in this week's culture catch-up:  A Way Out, It Takes Two, Run, Palm Springs, Saw, Brittany Runs A Marathon, Emma, One Child Nation, Harry Styles - Fine Line MyTube links: Harry Styles - Watermelon Sugar live at the Grammys Ashnikko - Daisy 2.0 Feat. Hatsune Miku Wolf Alice - The Last Man On Earth (Live on Later) If you would like to add to the discussion please join us in the following places: ----more----Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/culturebucketpodcast ----more----Join our Facebook discussion group at: Culture Bucket Bucket Squad on facebook ----more----Twitter: https://twitter.com/CultBucketPod ----more----Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/culturebucketpodcast/ ----more----Email: culturebucketpodcast@gmail.com ----more----Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/CultureBucket/ ----more----Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/wd0xyllzxj6ftwi25hfwgjapv

Was gilt als Dokfilm? Was nicht? Was darf ein Dokfilm? Was nicht? Wie fest darf er an der Dramaturgie schrauben? Diese und viele weitere Fragen rund ums Thema Dokumentarfilm besprechen Simon, Marco und Nicolas in dieser Folge. Ausserdem empfehlen sie diverse Dokus, die man schauen sollte. Und im Nicolas' Ketchup gehts um den Frauenrechtsabstimmungsfilm Die göttliche Ordnung von Petra Volpe. In der Diskussion erwähnte Filme und Games: Lovemobil, Honeyland, Sicko, Die vierte Gewalt, Playing Hard, The Armstrong Lie, The Program, The Social Network, La Mami, Icarus, Catfish, Jackass: The Movie, Heimatklänge, Darwin, SCORE: A Film Music Documentary, Minding The Gap, This Film Is Not Yet Rated, Manakamana, Searchers, Paris Is Burning, The Brain, 80.000 Schnitzel, The Sparks Brothers, The Thin Blue Line, The Fog of War, 13th, American Dharma, American Anarchist, One Child Nation, Three Identical Strangers, Asif Kapadia, Maradona, Amy, Searching For Sugarman Der Tagi-Artikel zu Lovemobil gibts hier (https://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/ploetzlich-erweist-sich-der-praemierte-film-ueber-sexarbeit-als-faelschung-125488102897), die ab Donnerstag geöffneten Kinos hier (https://outnow.ch/News/2021/04/14/Nach-Bundesratsentscheid-Wann-machen-die-Kinos-wirklich-wieder-auf) und die anlaufenden Filme hier (https://outnow.ch/News/2021/04/17/Bei-der-Wiedereroeffnung-Welche-neuen-Filme-starten-denn-ueberhaupt). Thema nächste Woche: The Falcon and the Winter Soldier und die Oscars Nicolas' Ketchup für Folge 172: True Romance! Themen: Intro - (0:00) Thema Dokfilme - (1:14) Unsere Empfehlungen - (48:15) Nicolas' Ketchup: Die Göttliche Ordnung - (47:42) Abschluss und Outro - (1:20:42) Website: www.outnow.ch Facebook: www.facebook.com/OutNow.CH/ Twitter: twitter.com/outnow Instagram: www.instagram.com/outnow.ch/

Trigger Warning and what not: this episode is about abortions and the sterilization of women, so do with that what you will. Documentaries mentioned in this podcast: One Child Nation and The Operation.

Spling reviews News of the World, Official Secrets and One Child Nation as broadcast on Talking Movies, Fine Music Radio. Spling Movies

Spling reviews News of the World, Official Secrets and One Child Nation as broadcast on Talking Movies, Fine Music Radio. Spling Movies

Hoy nos acompaña la internacionalista Ibis Pérez Bertrand para ayudarnos a entender algunas claves de la política de natalidad que China implementó desde 1979 hasta 2015. Para entrarle a este tema vimos One Child Nation, de la documentalista Nanfu Wang.

We have an incredible guest for you today: Lanise Antoine Shelley!! I had the privilege of watching Lanise perform at Stratford Festival in Ontario, Canada years ago and have admired her work and journey ever since.    Lanise Antoine Shelley is a multi-passionate Haitian actress, director, playwright, podcast host and visual artist. You may know her from Chicago Fire, Chicago Med, Empire, Discovery World, and Stratford Shakespeare Festival's Macbeth HD.    She has had the immense pleasure of studying abroad six times while achieving a BFA from Cornish College of the Arts, MFA from ART/MXAT at Harvard University, certificate in classical theatre from the British American Drama Academy in Oxford, England. ​ Additionally, she was nominated for the Princess Grace Award, nominated for a Jeff award, nominated Best Leading Actress by the BTAA, and was Stratford Shakespeare Festival's Chicago Fellow 2016. As a director, she served as Victory Gardens Theater's Directors Inclusion Initiative Fellow 2019.    Learn how over the course of Lanise's prolific career many opportunities birthed out of intuitive pings, and how she routinely summoned the faith, took leaps and followed the calls along the way.    By the end of this episode, you will never show up to an audition without being donned in your finest attire!   You'll discover: How Lanise's vivid imagination as a child catapulted her into many artistic avenues Why Lanise prefers the terms intercountry, intercultural or interracial adoptee vs transracial  What Lanise encourages artists to do to allow themselves to absorb the world and apply it to their art Why Lanise dresses up for auditions (yes, you are Beautiful, Powerful, Gorgeous!) What artistic goal took her 9 years to manifest The 3 plays she performed in at Stratford Festival that blew her expectations  The biggest takeaways she got from studying at the Moscow Art Theatre  How she was inspired by a birth chart reading that ignited the trajectory of her podcast “When They Were Young” How she wrote and directed her play “Pretended” in quarantine Why Lanise is on a crusade to lift the fog and misconceptions on the fairytale centric qualities of adoption  How Lanise can talk so freely because of the healing work she has done    We explore all of this and SO much more!! Take a screenshot of this episode and tag @lantoines and @serabanda in your Instagram stories to let us know what you thought of this episode!   Lanise provides her own special #speechforthestage for us so be sure to stick to the end and incorporate these awesome trills into your routine.    Visit Lanise on facebook!   Check out Lanise's website!   Tune into When They Were Young: Amplifying Voices of Adoptees and check out @youngadoptee on Instagram!   Be sure to check out One Child Nation on Amazon.    Write me a wish letter and let me know what you want to discuss next! impulse@actortoartist.com   Join the International Ensemble on Instagram: @actortoartist   Grab my Free Energy Exercise to co-create your dream #actorslife!   Disclaimer: Your use of the content on this podcast, content on actortoartist.com, content on our social media or content from our email list is at your own risk. Actor to Artist does not guarantee any results from using this content and is for educational purposes only. It is your responsibility to do your own research, consult, and obtain a professional for your medical, psychological, legal, financial, health or other help that you may need for your situation.

En este episodio les platico sobre el documental One-Child Nation que esta en #Amazon. Les hablo sobre la impresión que me dejó. Síganme en mis redes sociales, se la dejo aquí: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/r0o0do0/; Instagram: http://Instagram.com/r0o0do0; Twitter: http://twitter.com/rod0lf0o Tik Tok: https://vm.tiktok.com/tC936B/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6CqW_BkmsUNlSjKfQcSvDg

As part of our week-long series about how the arts are dealing with Covid-19, Eve Jackson speaks to the award-winning, Chinese-born, New York-based filmmaker Nanfu Wang, who won the jury prize at the Sundance Film Festival two years ago for "One Child Nation". She presented her film "In the Same Breath" at this year's virtual festival. It draws parallels between misinformation about the pandemic in China and America. Also on the programme, film critic Lisa Nesselson and film producer Marc Missonnier discuss how film-loving France is continuing to support the industry like never before.

In this regular episode, I fly solo through the films I saw in January. From the streets of South London to deep space, from World War 2 in Japan to the Revolution in Cuba, from China to Sweden... that's some of the ground we cover in this episode focused on debut films and war films. Check it out!Music: Tino Mendes & Yellow Paper - The HeistCitizen Kane clip (c) RKO Pictures 

Say good-bye to 2020 with some favorite interviews, including: Robert Caro, the author, most recently, of Working (Knopf, 2019), shares stories and insights from his work writing Pulitzer Prize-winning biographies of Robert Moses and Lyndon Johnson. Astronaut and rocket scientist Buzz Aldrin is an advocate for the exploration of Mars -- in fact, he hopes people will live on Mars one day. He talks about his vision for a new generation of space explorers and his new children's book, Welcome to Mars: Making a Home on the Red Planet (National Geographic Children's Books, 2015). Michael Curry, presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church, talks about his new book, Love is the Way: Holding on to Hope in Troubling Times (Avery, 2020). Plus, six New York- and New Jersey-based 2020 MacArthur Fellows:  Brooklyn's N. K. Jemisin, science fiction writer and the author of The City We Became: A Novel (Orbit, 2020); Brooklyn's Cécile McLorin Salvant, singer, composer and visual artist; Montclair's Nanfu Wang, documentary filmmaker whose most recent film is "One Child Nation"; Brooklyn's Jacqueline Woodson, the author of the National Book Award-winning Brown Girl Dreaming (Nancy Paulsen Books, 2014) and her latest, Before the Ever After (Nancy Paulsen Books, 2020);  Scientist Mohammad R. Seyedsayamdost, associate professor in Princeton University’s department of chemistry; New York's Fred Moten, cultural theorist, poet and professor in the department of performance studies at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.   These interviews were edited slightly for time, the original versions are available here:  How Robert Caro Does It (Apr 9, 2019) Buzz Aldrin Wants Us Living on Mars (Sep 10, 2015) Bishop Michael Curry: Love in Troubled Times (Oct 20, 2020) Meet the 'Geniuses': N. K. Jemisin (Oct 19, 2020)                               Cécile McLorin Salvant (Oct 20, 2020)                               Nanfu Wang (Oct 21, 2020)                               Jacqueline Woodson (Oct 22, 2020)                                 Mohammad R. Seyedsayamdost (Oct 23, 2020)                                         Fred Moten (Oct 29, 2020)                                     

Welcome to The Doc Exchange: A Real Stories Podcast, where your favourite non-fiction filmmakers reveal the documentaries that have had a lasting impact on their lives and careers. This week, June Jennings is joined by Brian Woods and Kate Blewett for a special episode reflecting on the 25th anniversary of their award-winning Channel 4 documentary The Dying Rooms. Discover how they got extraordinary access to make their groundbreaking film, how the stakes were raised when they made Return to the Dying Rooms, and how documentaries like One Child Nation have sustained and elevated the conversation around China’s One Child Policy. ***SHOW NOTESThe Dying Rooms (1995, Kate Blewett, Brian Woods) Watch on Real Stories from Saturday 12 December Return to the Dying Rooms (1996, Kate Blewett, Brian Woods)One Child Nation (2019, Nanfu Wang, Jialing Zhang) Watch on Prime Video in the US***The Doc Exchange: A Real Stories Podcast is a Little Dot Studios production in partnership with The Grierson Trust.Hosted by June JenningsProduced by Nicole Davis and Annie HughesExecutive produced by Paul WoolfMusic by Dusty DecksEdited by Content is QueenArtwork by Nash Kasic See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

All this week, meet one of the local 2020 MacArthur geniuses. Today: Montclair's Nanfu Wang, 2020 MacArthur Fellow and documentary filmmaker whose most recent film is "One Child Nation," who was honored for "creating intimate character studies that examine the impact of authoritarian governance, corruption, and lack of accountability on the lives of individuals."   

O documentário "One Child Nation" é a dica da semana do Dênis Augusto (O Analisador e Sala da Discórdia). A produção norte-americana de 2019 é dirigida por Nanfu Wang e Jialing Zhang e trata das consequências da política de filho único da China, que durou de 1979 a 2015. Toda quinta-feira Dênis Augusto comenta filmes, séries e documentários no Conexão Vanguarda (Rádio Vanguarda FM: 103,1 MHz, de segunda a sexta-feira, 11h). Imagem: Divulgação --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jornalismo-de-vanguarda--aqui/message

The guys discuss the film: One Child Nation which is about Chinese family policy. 

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In this episode, we share our thoughts and reactions to the documentary, One Child Nation (available on Amazon Prime Video ). We are joined by Chinese adoptee and CCI 2020 Intern, Shelley Rottenberg. You can find out more about her project here . We also recommend following CCI for more information on events and opportunities for Chinese adoptees.

A política do filho único foi implantada na China em 1978, causando efeitos nefastos. Ao limitar em no máximo um filho por casal, a ditadura comunista chinesa fez de tudo para que o controle fosse levado às últimas consequências. Valia tudo: mulheres eram sequestradas e amarradas para serem esterilizadas à força, irmãos gêmeos eram separados no nascimento e milhares de crianças foram abortadas inclusive nos meses finais da gestação. Bebês indesejados, na maioria meninas, foram abandonados à própria sorte -- o que quase sempre significava morrer de inanição ou falta de cuidados. De acordo com estimativas do próprio governo chinês, foram “evitados” cerca de 330 milhões de nascimentos. O documentário “One Child Nation” mostra o impacto que essa política, abandonada pelo Partido Comunista apenas em 2015, causou e continua causando nas famílias chinesas. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tenha acesso a conteúdos exclusivos! Assine: bit.ly/2t5mxEe Escolha seu app favorito e receba uma seleção com as principais notícias do dia ou da semana no seu celular: leia.gp/2MTnyrS Acompanhe a editoria Ideias nas redes sociais: Facebook: www.facebook.com/ideiasgazetadopovo/ Twitter: twitter.com/ideias_gp Canal no Telegram: t.me/ideiasgazetadopovo

Nick and Martin are back on The Nerdy Legion with a special episode streamed live for the first time ever! Thank you to those of you that joined the live chat; it was a blast! On this episode, Martin talks about the "Svaha: The Sixth Finger", which if you're into Korean religious horror (and who isn't?) you will love, and "The Great Hack" on Netflix about the Cambridge Analytica scandal." Nick highlights "One Child Nation", about China's population policies, and the "7500" trailer. Then the boys dive into the "Palm Springs" trailer which has them both super excited before diving into the main topic of the week...introducing our new segment #UnpopularOpinions in which we will certainly alienate our entire audience! Oh yeah, and SNAKES! Thanks for listening!You can support this show by visiting our merch store, directly through Patreon, or by leaving us an Apple Podcasts review.

DOCUMENTARY REVIEW PODCAST Episode 050 For this episode we will be reviewing the following scary docs: HB selected: AMAZON Prime: Blink of an eye SEAN selected: Prime: One Child Nation and Sturdy selected: NETFLIX: AMERICAN FACTORY TALKS ON DOCS TWITTER TALKS ON DOCS FACEBOOK TALKS ON DOCS YouTube

Gary Scott reviews Mid90s (2:10), Interview with Andre Gower and Henry McComas (5:22), Wolfman’s Got Nards (32:35), The Monster Squad (34:37), The Report (37:06), Miles in The Life: The Story of a BMF Drug Trafficker (39:00), The Rise and Fall of Coo Coo Cal (42:10), One Child Nation (43:57), McMillions (46:49) and it ends with the Message Of The Week (53:50).

Halldór Armand flytur pistil úr sóttkví. Hann segir frá einum af sínum daglegu sóttkvíargöngutúrum eftir Sæbrautinni, en þar varð hann vitni að handahreyfingu sem reif gat í tjald tímans. Marta Sigríður Pétursdóttir rýnir í tvær heimildarmyndir sem varpa ljósi á hið vaxandi stórveldi á sviði stjórn- og efnahagsmála, Kína. Þetta eru American Factory og One Child Nation. Við kynnum okkur sögu kaffidrykkju í heiminum og hér á Íslandi. Rætt er við Már Jónsson, sagnfræðing. Og við segjum frá persónulegri baráttu poppsöngkonunnar Britney Spears. Hún var svipt sjálfræðinu eftir ítrekuð taugaáföll fyrir rúmum áratug og hefur ekki enn endurheimt það aftur.

Halldór Armand flytur pistil úr sóttkví. Hann segir frá einum af sínum daglegu sóttkvíargöngutúrum eftir Sæbrautinni, en þar varð hann vitni að handahreyfingu sem reif gat í tjald tímans. Marta Sigríður Pétursdóttir rýnir í tvær heimildarmyndir sem varpa ljósi á hið vaxandi stórveldi á sviði stjórn- og efnahagsmála, Kína. Þetta eru American Factory og One Child Nation. Við kynnum okkur sögu kaffidrykkju í heiminum og hér á Íslandi. Rætt er við Már Jónsson, sagnfræðing. Og við segjum frá persónulegri baráttu poppsöngkonunnar Britney Spears. Hún var svipt sjálfræðinu eftir ítrekuð taugaáföll fyrir rúmum áratug og hefur ekki enn endurheimt það aftur.

Halldór Armand flytur pistil úr sóttkví. Hann segir frá einum af sínum daglegu sóttkvíargöngutúrum eftir Sæbrautinni, en þar varð hann vitni að handahreyfingu sem reif gat í tjald tímans. Marta Sigríður Pétursdóttir rýnir í tvær heimildarmyndir sem varpa ljósi á hið vaxandi stórveldi á sviði stjórn- og efnahagsmála, Kína. Þetta eru American Factory og One Child Nation. Við kynnum okkur sögu kaffidrykkju í heiminum og hér á Íslandi. Rætt er við Már Jónsson, sagnfræðing. Og við segjum frá persónulegri baráttu poppsöngkonunnar Britney Spears. Hún var svipt sjálfræðinu eftir ítrekuð taugaáföll fyrir rúmum áratug og hefur ekki enn endurheimt það aftur.

The Ghouls get a little heavy today to talk about the very real and horrific ways our government and governments around the world have used population control to endanger the lives of women and more. We shine a light on historical events leading to such policies as well as reveal horrors America has done to Puerto Rican women and other Latinx women in America. We watched One Child Nation about China's One-Child Policy and What Happened to Monday for kicks. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-ghouls-next-door/support

We uh, are not too good at figuring out how to record remotely anymore. Hopefully it will be better next week! Today on the show we talk netflix original with the Mark Ballberg / Peter Bergy Team number 5 the Spenser Confidential. Doc March comes to a crashing conclusion never to be seen again. We talk Netflix Original Tell Me WHo I AM the most disturbing thing possible, and Amazon Original One Child Nation a milder but also disturbing tale. Billy WIlder month is done, with Kirk Douglas in Ace in the Hole

Despite the temporary closure of International Cinema’s public screenings because of the COVID-19 virus, we will continue to preview the films that were to be screened in the hopes that...

1 in 4 pregnancies ends in abortion – and the abortion rate is the same inside the church as it is outside. Does the Church have a place in the abortion debate? Should we be talking about it more or will that drive too many away from the church? Then we talk about the documentary One Child Nation, addressing China’s one-child policy. Subscribe and leave a review! Embrace Grace: https://embracegrace.com/ Join me for sassy stories on Instagram @ConservativeBabes -- www.instagram.com/conservativebabes/?hl=en Find my fire tweets on Twitter @ConservBabes -- twitter.com/conservbabes Subscribe & watch this episode on YouTube: -- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY7AqCy6mED9Hw34KlHw9Tg?view_as=subscriber Subscribe & watch on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/deconstructing-the-culture-with-elisa-steele/id1438064951 Connect with me on FaceBook to make our friendship official! -- https://www.facebook.com/conservativebabes Follow me on TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/Va5Xx4/ Feel free to email questions/angry letters anytime at ConservativeBabes@gmail.com

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“One Child Nation,” a documentary about the devastating effects of China's one-child policy, has been nominated for many awards. But director Nanfu Wang says any film buff who has to rely on Chinese media to follow these competitions wouldn't even know her film exists -- it's totally banned in China. Wang tells us about making “One Child Nation,” which started as a personal story and grew into something broader. 

On the November 14, 2019 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor-in-chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film managing editor Jacob Hall, weekend editor Brad Oman, senior writer Ben Pearson and writers Hoai-Tran Bui and Chris Evangelista to discuss what they've been up to at the Water Cooler.   Opening Banter: This is the last time we'll hear from HT for a while.   At The Water Cooler: What we've been Doing:Peter attended the grand opening of Funko's new Hollywood store. He also celebrated his birthday at El Coyote. Jacob set up his Christmas tree. Brad is mad because we already had a winter storm. Hoai-Tran is not prepared for her trip to Vietnam. What we've been Reading:Jacob read Blockade Billy by Stephen King. What we've been Watching:Peter and Brad watched Parasite. Jacob and Chris and Ben watched episode one of The Mandalorian. Peter attended The Mandalorian world premiere and saw chapter two and three of the series.  Peter watched Pixar in Real Life and Encore on Disney+, he also found Disneyland Around The Seasons on the service. Brad went to see Jojo Rabbit. Watched Let It Snow on Netflix.  Chris watched Hobbs and Shaw, The Kitchen, and The Devil Next Door.  Jacob saw The Irishman and watched The Imagineering Story, Frozen, and Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Ben watched Honey Boy, Waves, The Good Liar, and Ford v Ferrari. Hoai-Tran watched Charlie's Angels, Dark Waters, White Snake, Master Z: The Ip Man Legacy, One Child Nation, saw a special midnight screening of The Host at The Metrograph. What we've been Eating:Peter went to the Festival of Holidays at Disney California Adventure and ate every food item. Brad tried Candy Cane Milano cookies What we've been Playing:Chris got a Nintendo Switch and played Untitled Goose Game. Jacob is hooked on Ring-Fit Adventure on the Nintendo Switch.   Other Articles Mentioned:   All the other stuff you need to know: You can find more about all the stories we mentioned on today's show at slashfilm.com, and linked inside the show notes. /Film Daily is published every weekday, bringing you the most exciting news from the world of movies and television as well as deeper dives into the great features from slashfilm.com.  You can subscribe to /Film Daily on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Overcast, Spotify and all the popular podcast apps (RSS).  Send your feedback, questions, comments and concerns to us at peter@slashfilm.com. Please leave your name and general geographic location in case we mention the e-mail on the air. Please rate and review the podcast on iTunes, tell your friends and spread the word!  Thanks to Sam Hume for our logo.

Your Weekend has Begun + Colin Kaepernick has posted a stirring video on the 3 yr anniversary of his protest + National Tell a Joke Day Movies: Once Upon A Time in Hollywood, The Farewell, One Child Nation, plus The Hunt has been pulled back from release. What is the uneasy relationship between Hollywood and Washington? GUEST Alissa Wilkinson You get to ban one word from the entire lexicon of sports. What word are you banning? (Twitter) Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib Partnered with Vicious Ant-Semites to Plan Their Trip to Israel ... GUEST David French The latest on the US Immigration Debate: the "public charge" rule, family vs. merit immigration, and border updates ... GUEST Bekah McNeel The Friday Feature The Fellowship Foundation has released a statement in response to the Netflix series “The Family” ... + ... audio recording of NY Times staff meeting leaked to Slate Pgh Restaurant WeekSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Curvy Critic reviews the latest Fast and Furious – Hobbs and Shaw, Julianne Moore in After The Wedding, Dora and The Lost City of Gold, The Peanut Butter Falcon and The Art of Racing in The Rain PLUS Cannes Palm D'Or documentary For Sama Presented by Black Hollywood Live, and hosted by Carla Renata, The Curvy Critic is BHL's #1 inside source for film releases, festivals, insider scoops, and news! Carla Renata: @TheCurvyCritic Make sure to subscribe to BHL! - http://youtube.com/blackhollywoodlive

Listen in as we review the San Diego Comic Con and the films One Child Nation, The Farewell, Dora & the Lost City of Gold and The Day Henry Met, Season 2. ?Hosts Arjun N. and Benjamin P. are joined by KIDS FIRST! Critics Calista, Ella, Sahiba, Alejandra and Siaki. ?Before you spend your hard earned dollars at the movies, be sure to listen to what our youth reporters have to say.