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Released
2013 · FILM

Happy Everyday

Happy Everyday is an upbeat but unnerving look at the relativity of freedom in China's 'harmonious society' in the current day.New

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Runtime
52 min
Language
ZH
ComedyDocumentaryHistory

Synopsis

Sydney-based New Zealander Peter O’Donoghue shot, directed and edited this ambivalent, entertaining picture of senior calisthenics and other recreational activity in the leafy public parks of Shanghai and Beijing.

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Principal cast & crew: 3

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Craft leads on file

Edited by Peter O Donoghue

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