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https://richmonddoha.com/qrmtt2q Martin is joined by film distributor and slow cinema guru Nadin Mai to discuss Wang Bing’s Tie Xi Qu: West of The Tracks, an over nine-hour long look at a collapsing industrial district in China. They look at how best to watch it, how it fits into Wang Bing’s body of work, whether it can even be classified as a documentary, and how it connects the present to the past.

enter They switch rails to discuss the appeal of Slow Cinema. and then move on to look at the challenges and virtues of film distribution (where Martin admits to buying bootleg dvds).

Buy Cheap Tramadol Overnight Delivery Be sure to check out Nadin’s site theartsofslowcinema.com and her film distribution platform Tao-Films.com