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Davis Feminist Film Festival 2022

Xueli, a Chinese teenager, got into an argument with her mother during the dress hunt for the welcome party at her new school in the States. Having settled for a traditional Chinese qipao but with a fashionable pleated look, Xueli leaves hometown with the dress feeling as content as one can be. However, she found everything to be far off from her expectation when she landed the new world.

Chinese Fusion

In The Dusk follows the journey of an elder Shaman (Tangad Borkhuu), who loses her only grandson after curing a dying boy. She is searching for a foal that the Gods tell her is the rebirth of her grandson. No one, including her son, believes in her, but she insists the Gods will reply to her call.

In the Dusk

This film focuses on three unwed mothers And surrounding women in three different places in China. It tells the story of an unwed mother Yang Yang who was driven out of her family to give birth to a child alone, the marriage story of a 19-year-old unwed mother who gave birth to a baby, and the childhood experience of a charitable women who helped unmarried mothers even she lost both parents since her childhood. The film attempt to show the current life of this group. Although the story is full of emotion during narration, what we record is only the tip of the iceberg of this group...

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The protagonist, who had a career shift from a court-room reporter to a one-person media reporter, gains a mysterious power from chestnut and uses this power to find his/her news. However, she takes on step further to pass judgment of her own, deciding who the victims the perpetrators are by pulling the strings of the public opinion.

Content Warning: Mild Violence.

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