Shuangjing Village, I'm your grandson

This documentary provides a poignant look at the lasting effects of the Great Famine on a rural community. Filmmaker Shu Qiao revisits his hometown of Shuangjing, interviewing elders who experienced the famine from 1959 to 1961. Their stories reveal both personal tragedies and collective memories that have shaped the village's history.

The film's primary aim is to gather names of those who suffered and died during this tragic period, emphasizing remembrance and the importance of honoring those lost. Qiao also seeks community support to fund a monument dedicated to the victims, highlighting themes of loss, memory, and resilience. As a documentary, it captures a significant historical moment through intimate storytelling, making it relevant for those interested in the impacts of history on personal lives.