One of the five short films to show directors' vision of Beijing made for the Olympic games 2008 by Majid Majidi from Iran. This short won Beijing Bird's Nest gold medal and received significant acknowledgment from Chinese people.
from YouTube on Mon, Mar 03 2008
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YouTube video On of the Five short films to show directors' vision of Beijing made for the Olympic games 2008 by Majid Majidi from Iran. This short won Beijing Bird's Nest gold medal and received significant acknowledgment from Chinese people. |
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OLAMPIC »
YouTube video THIS FILM IS MADE BY IRANIAN FILM MAKER MAJID MAJIDI,FOR PLAMPIC OF CHINA |
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Mr Hu Jintao at Beijing 2008, the Bird's Nest. »
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Films shot by overseas directors depicting Beijing's Olympiad set for TV, Internet debut » People's Daily Five short films about the preparation for the Beijing Olympic Games shot by world renowned directors will be broadcast by television stations in and out of China as from Thursday. The five films will be shown on China Central Telev ... |
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