Boo Junfeng is good at telling an all-too-common story from a different perspective. If a camera were tracking Boo Junfeng, it would capture a staid man, often with a hand to his temple, speaking in a calm cadence — someone, you’d suppose, who’s nonconfrontational and easy to work with. And indeed, Boo has been able to direct his lens at hot-button subjects like the death penalty while securing support and funding from his government. He is a picture of vigilance and restraint that, fittingly, speaks to the reach and the limits of his country’s somewhat flawed democracy | 
