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Online Gaming Drives the Search for a Missing Roommate in Dong Jie’s Venice Critics’ Week Debut ‘Zoom In, Zoom Out,’ Clip Unveiled (EXCLUSIVE)
A disappearance is the engine of Dong Jie’s debut feature “Zoom In, Zoom Out,” but the Chinese director is less interested in the mystery of where his character has gone than in what his absence reveals about everyone left behind.
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Dong Jie’s debut feature “Zoom In, Zoom Out,” shown at Venice Critics’ Week, uses a character’s disappearance as a catalyst to explore how the absence impacts the people who remain.
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