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- 1984 ----- color ----- 53 min ----- 16mm
- (Heart of the Dragon, The series, Part 5) The aim of the Chinese legal system has not been merely to punish or to protect society. It seeks to restore the social harmony that has been disturbed by the crime. In China individuals have always been judged according to their frictionless functioning within society. Explores the social pressures at work in the new consumer society and considers what makes a crime a crime. It is a story not just of crime and punishment but of guilt, shame and atonement.
- Topics: (China, Law, Sociology)
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