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Mao's Ice Cream is a 2021 documentary film from directors Annabella Stieren, Zhang Jialu and Brindusa loana Nastasa. It is 28 minutes long and premiered on September 9, 2021.

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1976 was an important year for China - Chairman Mao dies and the Cultural Revolution ends. In Chengdu, five young women find 2 Yuan on the street. They treat themselves to ice cream and decide to take a photo in a studio. Every 10 years they take another photo in the same position. Although their lives have taken different routes and their political views don't align, they remain close friends.
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What is the release date of Mao's Ice Cream?
Mao's Ice Cream was released on September 9, 2021.
How long is Mao's Ice Cream?
Mao's Ice Cream runs 28 minutes (28 minutes).
Who directed Mao's Ice Cream?
Mao's Ice Cream was directed by Annabella Stieren, Zhang Jialu and Brindusa loana Nastasa.
What kind of movie is Mao's Ice Cream?
Mao's Ice Cream is listed on TMDB as a documentary film.
What should I watch if I liked Mao's Ice Cream?
Movies TMDB recommends alongside Mao's Ice Cream include Come See Me in the Good Light (2025), To Kill a Tiger (2023), Ex Libris: The New York Public Library (2017), A Decade Under the Influence (2003) and LA Originals (2020).
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