Wen Jiang, Jaycee Chan, Joan Chen
Jiang Wen stars in his third directorial work that boasts a stellar cast including Joan Chen, Anthony Wong and Jaycee Chan. A polyptych of interconnected stories in different time-zones, shifting betw...( read more
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Absolutely dreadful, pretentious, nonsensical drivel. Maybe I didn't "get" its commentary on how Chinese culture was shaped throughout history (as I read it was about somewhere), but if that was what it was about, I think it was done hideously.
I tried, I honestly tried to give ...( read more)
it's pretty magic ! i like it~
jiang wen is one of the most talented director in China?
Jiang Wen is definately one of the most art house director from China, no wonder he's well-known to many European directors. The Sun Also Rises had beautiful cinematography. The story might seem hard to understand at first with it's simple but non-logical story-telling way. But e...( read more)
This is the first time i watched Wen Jiang's film, so far so good, quite special about the plot and editing skill, and Hisaishi Joe 's music is wonderful all along the time, maybe better focus on the music and sound in this movie.
A really fascinating film, quirky and yet very intriguing. A lot of the stories are genuinely just tales of love, very different types of love, husband and wife, a mother and child and another different husband and wife, one of them is both wife and mother and we see basically a ...( read more)
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