I Would Not Mind If You Forget Me
Ma Zhandong
Release year: 2015
Run time: 10 minutes
Film type: Documentary
Synopsis
The social attributes of human beings are partly defined by space, and space also has meaning because of human beings. Those fleeting emotions, the personal inner world, are diluted by urban space.
“External evidence” is a weird, strong term. The external world is treated as a single memory in the human inner world.
But what can be understood of you by others is your “external form”. Who you are is often not the inner self that we think of as ourselves, but the you “seen” in the eyes of others.
Your meaning lies in the form of your existence and the time of your disappearance.
Director biography
His work One Day in May won the best documentary award in 2011 at the Chinese Documentary Festival in Hong Kong. Lao Zhao won the Documentary Humanitarian Award at the 12th China Independent Film Festival. Everybody is Nobody won the 33th ATP Award for Excellence in Tokyo).
Now he lives and works in Chengdu, China.