Item 3363 - Chinese Ghost Story

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ES OVNI RSC-3363

Title

Chinese Ghost Story

Date(s)

  • 2011 (Accumulation)
  • 2011 (Accumulation)
  • 2008 (Creation)

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Video

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Chinese Ghost Story is a poetic essay in which history and landscape converge to explore the construction of the railroad where 1,300 Chinese laborers lost their lives. There are no stories without places, and places are largely silent to what occurs. The retelling of Pu Songling's (1640-1715) “Kon-Sun-Ju-Liang” sets the counterpoint for this tale of the 1869 Transcontinental Railroad. Throughout the American West, we searched for those absent from the 19th century A.J. Russell photograph documenting the joining together of the eastern and western United States.

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Press: No; Catalogue: No; Itinerancies: No; Online archive: No; Television: No

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copyright

Language of material

  • English

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    Llengua: Inglés. Països: United States of America

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    Master es mini dv cam NTSC falta sinopsis en catalan falta sinopsis en castellano l

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    chinese-ghost-story

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    Description identifier

    ES_OVNI_2008_boodan003-chinese-ghost-story

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    Dates of creation revision deletion

    Language(s)

    • Catalan

    Script(s)

    • Latin

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