Raise a Finger

Even China can't shut up artist/gadfly Ai Weiwei.

Comments (0) By Karina Longworth Thursday, Aug 2 2012
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Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry

Directed by Alison Klayman.

Rated R.

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In the film, Ai likens himself to a chess player, "waiting for my opponent to make the next move." Given China's continued aggressive play against him, at what point might the artist forfeit the game? What if he were to manage to get his passport back — is he committed to staying in China, or would he get out for good while he could?

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