San Franciscan filmmaker James T. Hong sees documentary film as a tool for realising a concept within a firmly
defined frame. Therefore, he does not attempt to portray an objective reality, but at the same time his subjective perspective is not individually absolute; it is conditioned by an ideological starting point as a given that enables him to examine political, economic, and cultural relations between the West, Taiwan, and China, and for this it is enough for him to spend even a few minutes with a shoe cleaner.
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