2012 Alison Klayman: "Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry"

Alison Klayman chronicles three years in the life of polarizing Chinese artist and dissident Ai Weiwei, and discusses the challenges of filming a documentary with an ever-changing storyline. "Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry" premieres in the U.S. Documentary Competition.

Learn more about this film and more at
http://www.sundance.org/stories/artic...

Don't forget to check out the official website for the 2012 Sundance Film Festival at http://www.Sundance.org/Festival

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[Kiwi198444]

He father is one of the most famous poet in china.His family was abused in Mao's movements for decades.In his youth, he went to USA and vowed he will never come back to china again.yet he came back,contributing his efforts first in modern arts then in liberty and freedom of his fellowmen.

[Da Carla Kilpatrick]

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[WAKACON1]

Just saw the documentary what a amazing man.

[ManWithoutHair]

The only thing I have seen of Ai Weiwei was a picture in my artroom of him getting his head shaved. I'm glad to know who he finally is.

[MasterHarlequin]

This was actually pretty interesting. I've only just heard about Ai Weiwei through this video, surprised I didn't pick up his name earlier! I will definitely watch this :D