A Missing Policeman

The story unfolds as a group of young artists gathers in the hutongs for a dance party, only to be interrupted by a policeman. Fearing the repercussions of their illegal gathering, they react violently and imprison the officer for thirty-three years. As China transforms over the decades, the artists continue to guard their captive, unaware of the world changing around them.

The film delves into themes of repression, creativity, and the impact of historical events on personal lives. It provides a unique perspective on the struggles faced by artists during a tumultuous period in China. Collectors interested in international cinema or narratives reflecting societal change may find this film particularly engaging. With its focus on a specific historical context, A Missing Policeman serves as a poignant exploration of the intersection between art and politics in modern China.