Lofty Sky’s new feature documentary, Ask No Questions , will make its world premiere at the Slamdance Film Festival in Park City, UT, when it runs from Jan. 24-30.

The film tells the story of a former Chinese state TV insider who is held in a brainwashing
camp and compelled to accept the official narrative on a fiery public suicide, which he
believes was a government plot.

Slamdance programmer Jeffrey Radice describes Ask No Questions as being “as close to Black
Mirror as you’ll find in non-fiction,” a “topical, necessary, and important film” that left him
“mesmerized.”

From Canadian directors Jason Loftus and Eric Pedicelli, it is one of nine films that will appear
in competition as part of Slamdance’s 2020 Documentary Features lineup.

“ Ask No Questions leads into allegations of nefarious activity at governmental scale,” says
Radice. “Evidence is credibly presented, shocking, and thorough,” he says, adding that the film
“lands squarely in the center of the human rights debate surrounding the People’s Republic of
China today.”