Gung Ho - Rewi Alley of China

The documentary runs for 50 minutes and highlights Alley’s significant contributions during a tumultuous time in China's history. It details how Alley instigated an industrial co-op movement known as 'gung ho,' which means to work together, during Japan's siege of China in the late 1930s.

Filmed in 1979, the crew traveled 15,000 kilometers across China to capture Alley's compelling narrative. The film offers a unique perspective on a complex life and the historical context surrounding Alley's work. His influence is notable, especially as the term 'gung ho' has since entered the global lexicon. This documentary is a valuable resource for those interested in history and the impact of foreign nationals in China during the 20th century.