- Worked closely with our Chinese partners in supporting international programming.
- Ensured smooth communication between our partners.
- Assisted administrative tasks and delivering the screenings successfully.
A Doll’s House produced by Jo Strømgren Kompani was screened as part of the Jinxi Ancient Town Art Festival 2020 in China. This adaptation offers a fresh, irreverent perspective on Henrik Ibsen’s classic drama, whilst maintaining its essence and exploring new viewpoints. Traditionally centred on women’s rights, this rendition extends beyond the domestic disputes of Nora and Torvald Helmer. It draws attention to the trio of supporting characters – Kristine Linde, Niels Krogstad, and Doctor Rank – indicating that a subtle shift in focus can uncover more contemporary and diverse interpretations of the play.
The Jinxi Ancient Town Art Festival took place from 30th September to 6th October 2020. It comprised four segments: an animation exhibition, performance practice, international discussion, and an art workshop. In the outdoor public areas and historic buildings of the ancient town, 42 works from 11 countries were presented, attracting around 180,000 tourists and art lovers from across the country.