"The third segment in a 4 part series spanning the dynamic, innovative, and brutal accomplishments of the revolutionary Chinese leader, Mao Zedong. Featuring rarely-seen footage from a trove of film materials kept secret for decades by Chinese authorities, the series also presents interviews--granted exclusively to the film makers--with the last surviving members of Mao's inner circle. Part three examines the Cultural Revolution, its political and economic shockwaves and its human cost."
""Part three of the series China: Through Mao's Eyes examines the origins of the Cultural Revolution, Mao's orchestration of it, the political and economic shockwaves it created, and its human cost. Rarely seen archival footage of young Red Guard operatives raiding and ransacking a home--combined with present-day interviews featuring former Red Guards and their victims--create an in-depth portrayal of the tumultuous period. One commentator links the Cultural Revolution with the entrepreneurial freedom that China's government now fosters."--Website."
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