Dream Empire

Dream Empire is a 2016 American documentary film directed by David Borenstein. Its plot revolves around the director's experience as a foreign performer in the booming real estate of Chongqing, the maga city in Southwest China, where foreigners were used as part of staging for real estate sales. The film is supported by Danish Film Institute and Sundance Institute.[1][2]

Awards

The film won the top award on the 19th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival.[3]

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References
  1. I Was a White Guy for Rent in a Chinese Ghost City. City Lab.
  2. China’s Rent-a-Foreigner Industry Is Alive and Kicking. Vice.
  3. 'Dream Empire' takes top award at Thessaloniki Film Festival. Euronews.


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