Hidden Cameras Capture Abuses in China
Corruption is a crime that can get you executed in China, but documenting it and other abuses against the people is no easy feat. Documentarian Zhao Liang uses lies and pinhole cameras to gain access and capture everyday abuses.Corruption is a crime that can get you executed in China, but documenting it and other abuses against the people is no easy feat. Documentarian Zhao Liang uses lies and pinhole cameras to gain access and capture everyday abuses.
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