My Father as I See Him
Short documentary film made for CCTV's "Portraits of People" program about the life and work of landscape architect Zhang Yuanchu.
Short documentary film made for CCTV's "Portraits of People" program about the life and work of landscape architect Zhang Yuanchu.
Short documentary film made for CCTV's "Portraits of People" program about the life and work of landscape architect Zhang Yuanchu.
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