Transmission 610
Synopsis
Survivor accounts of slave labour, forced-brainwashing, torture and attempted organ harvesting are drawn together with eminent experts, former Chinese Communist Party members and an investigative journalist, to discuss this contentious subject that increasingly involves the West.
Details
- Year
- 2010
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 120 mins
- Format
- HDV
- Director
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Jamie Pearce, Andrew Moody 1st Feature
- Producer
- Jamie Pearce, Andrew Moody
- Editor
- Jamie Pearce
- Director of Photography
- Jamie Pearce
- Sound
- Jamie Pearce
- Composer
- Ben Hedges
- Principal cast
- Ethan Gutmann, Honourable Albert Ho, Honourable David Kilgour, Edward McMillan-Scott MEP, Chen Yonglin, Dr Herman Salton, Dr Chan Shun Hing, Haflidi Helgason, Jonathan Mirsky, Professor To Yiu Ming, Professor Tom Treasure, Sarah Cook, Annie Yang, He Bin, Charles Lee, Jeff Priore, Zek Halu
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Andrew Moody
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