Maja&nbsp;Korbecka’s&nbsp;Monographs&nbsp;video essay,&nbsp;Saved&nbsp;by the Party-State,&nbsp;juxtaposes two films completed in times of major political, economic, and social transitions in China.&nbsp;Twin Tail(s)&nbsp;looks at the evolution of how the city versus country dichotomy plays&nbsp;out in three classic Asian films.

Twin Tail(s)

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Monographs: Essays on Asian Cinema Commissioned by the Asian Film Archive asks ten filmmakers to use the video essay form to reflect on the moving image in the context of their region. 

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