Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry
Can an artist change China?
92 mins
An account of the many tribulations that Chinese artist Ai Weiwei, known for his subversive art and political activism, endured between 2008 and 2011, from his rise to world fame via the Internet to his highly publicized arrest due to his frequent and daring confrontations with the Chinese authorities.
Li Zhanyang
Self - Sculptor
Ethan Cohen
Self - Art Gallerist
Phil Tinari
Self - UCCA Museum Director
Feng Boyi
Self - Art Curator
Evan Osnos
Self - Journalist
Liu Yanping
Self - Sichuan Earthquake Volunteer
Huang Kankan
Self - Sichuan Earthquake Volunteer
Karen Smith
Self - Writer
Ai Dan
Self - Weiwei's Brother
Zuoxiao Zuzhou
Self - Musician
Lee Ambrozy
Self - Weiwei's Blog Translator
Lu Qing
Self - Weiwei's Wife
Inserk Yang
Self - Art Assistant
Chris Dercon
Self - Haus der Kunst Director
Gao Ying
Self - Weiwei's Mother
Zhao Zhao
Self - Weiwei's Videographer
Zhang Hongtu
Self - Artist
Hsieh Tehching
Self - Performance Artist
RongRong
Self - Photographer
Ai Lao
Self - Weiwei's Son
Wang Feng
Self - Lao's Mother
Sheena Wagstaff
Self - Tate Modern Chief Curator
Tan Zuoren
Self - Sichuan Earthquake Activist (archive footage)
Yang Zhichao
Self - Performance Artist (archive footage)
Colin Jones
Creative Producer
Jennifer Fineran
Editor
Jane Tolmachyov
Colorist
Ilan Isakov
Original Music Composer
Ted Alcorn
Still Photographer
Colin Jones
Additional Photography
Karl Katz
Executive Producer
Adam Schlesinger
Producer
Win-sie Tow
Post Production Supervisor
Andy Cohen
Executive Producer
Matt Ma
Associate Producer
Katie Grube
Associate Producer