CHINA'S ARTFUL DISSIDENT follows China's foremost political cartoonist and street artist, Badiucao, exiled in Australia, who uses his art to take on Chinese President Xi Jinping and his authoritarian regime. Badiucao's goals are unshakable: stop the whitewashing of the history of the Tiananmen Square massacre; expose ongoing human rights abuses; and fight for Hong Kong's freedom. It's a campaign that takes him across the globe as he undertakes provocative performance art from Sydney to Berlin, meeting fellow dissidents as he travels, including survivors of the Tiananmen Square massacre who share powerful first-hand testimonies. Like Banksy, the artist remains incognito, literally hiding behind a mask. But unlike Banksy, his life and that of his family are at stake, as the Chinese government go all out to prevent his first exhibition in Hong Kong and silence their satirical critic forever. As the endgame nears, the story unfolds like an edge-of-your-seat drama with a climactic twist and clear message about freedom in Hong Kong. As the global balance of power shifts from America to China in the 21st century, CHINA'S ARTFUL DISSIDENT shines a timely spotlight on Beijing, it's continued white washing of the Tiananmen massacre and subsequent human rights abuses, its erosion of freedom in Hong Kong and its attempt to silence dissent across the globe.—Danny Ben-Moshe