Dan Sturman
Dan Sturman is credited as the director of the documentary film Nanking produced in 2007. The film is centered on events that took place in the Chinese city of Nanjing during the Second Sino-Japanese War, particularly focusing on the atrocities committed during the Japanese occupation and the efforts of a small group of foreigners who established a safety zone to protect Chinese civilians.
Biography
Dan Sturman is credited as the director of the documentary film Nanking produced in 2007. The film is centered on events that took place in the Chinese city of Nanjing during the Second Sino-Japanese War, particularly focusing on the atrocities committed during the Japanese occupation and the efforts of a small group of foreigners who established a safety zone to protect Chinese civilians. Sturman’s role involved guiding the documentary’s narrative and visual presentation of historical accounts through archival footage and interviews. The film’s structure reflects a documentary approach to recounting historical events, with Sturman responsible for the overall direction and editorial decisions shaping its portrayal.
