Only One Earth

Only One Earth 1990

只有一个地球

1h 20min Directors: Chen Jue, Jiu Ke

“Only One Earth” (只有一个地球) is a pioneering Chinese environmental documentary series presented in four parts. The project was produced by CCTV with support from state environmental authorities (then the National Environmental Protection Agency, now the Ministry of Ecology and Environment), but it did not pass censorship and was not permitted to air. (It was originally planned to premiere on the first celebrated Earth Day in China in 1990.) It approaches ecological crisis through an experimental, essayistic lens shaped by the concerns of reform-era Chinese intellectuals, confronting the toll of global industrialization. Directed by Chen Jue (a member of SWYC, the same collective behind the following year's banned Tiananmen series), Only One Earth uses literary, academic, and archival materials alongside a visual style influenced by experimental cinema.

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Cast

Crew

Director
Chen Jue, Jiu Ke
Writers
Kuang Yang, Chen Jue

Details

Release date
Apr 21, 1990
Runtime
80 min
Status
Released
Studios
National Environmental Protection Agency, SWYC
Country
China
Language
Mandarin

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