Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry

Can an artist change China?

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.

Documentary

Ai Weiwei

(Self - Artist)

Chen Danqing

(Self - Artist)

Li Zhanyang

(Self - Sculptor)

Hung Huang

(Self - Magazine Publisher)

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)

Gu Changwei

(Self - Filmmaker)

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)

Yunchang He

(Self - Performance Artist)

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))

Christiane Amanpour

(Self - TV Host (archive footage))

Oliver North

(Self - US Military Officer (archive footage))

Yang Zhichao

(Self - Performance Artist (archive footage))

Liu Xiaobo

(Self - Writer (archive footage))

Hillary Clinton

(Self - Politician (archive footage))