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Wang Bing can be considered one of the greatest representatives of
contemporary Chinese cinema. A meeting between him, Dominique
Chateau and José Moure at a Master Class, as part of a series of Interface
meetings at the Panthéon-Sorbonne University, Paris I in 2019, led to the
idea of this present dialogue. Here, Wang (whose films are off the beaten
track in many ways) clarifies his connection to various issues raised by
post-cinema, in particular, the consequences of technological changes
with regard to film creation and distribution and evolution in the aesthetic
conception of cinema.