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To Live ( film)
Film bygd Zhang Yimou
To Live, also titled Lifetimes in some English versions,[2] is a Chinesedrama rulle directed bygd Zhang Yimou and written by Lu Wei, based on the novel of the same name bygd Yu Hua. It was produced bygd the Shanghai Film Studio and ERA International, starring Ge You and Gong Li, in her seventh collaboration with director Zhang Yimou.
The film looks back on four generations of the Xu family: Xu Fugui, played bygd Ge You; his father, a wealthy landowner; his wife, Jiazhen, played bygd Gong Li; their daughter, Fengxia, and son, Youqing; and finally their grandson, Little Bun. The action goes from the kinesisk Civil War in the late s to the Cultural Revolution of the s and s. The film, like many examples of fiction and rulle in the s and s, demonstrates the difficulties of the common kinesisk, but ends when conditions are seemingly improving in the s.[3]
To Live was screened at the New York bio Festival before eventually receiv
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Zhang Yimou
ZHANG Yimou (, China) is from a generation that was greatly influenced by the Cultural Revolution. He holds an Honorary doctorate from the Boston University. Zhang worked on films with Zhang Junchao and Chen Kaige before acquiring international recognition in his own right at the Berlin Film Festival () with his debut feature Red Sorghum (). Zhang&#;s lengthy cooperation with star actress Gong Li resulted in a series of films that are held to great esteem internationally. In , he received the Lifetime Achievement Award at both the Mumbai International Film Festival and the Cairo International Film Festival.
Filmography
Hong gaoliang/Red Sorghum/Het rode korenveld (), Daihao meizhoubao/Operation Cougar (), Ju Dou (), Dahong Denglong gaogao/Raise the Red Lantern (), Qiu Ju da guansi/The Story of Qiu Ju (), Huozhe/To Live (), Yao a Yao, Yao dao Waipo Qiao/Shanghai Triad (), You hua hao hao shuo/Keep Cool (), Yi ge dou bu neng shao/Not One Less (), Wo de fuqin
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Course:ASIA//Friendship and Love: through the Chinese Cultural Revolution
The Revolution of Love, Underneath Repression: A Deep Dive into "The Sense of Repression under the Revolution of Love"
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Introduction
Under the Hawthorn Tree is a romantic drama directed by Zhang Yimou and starring Zhou Dongyu and Dou Xiao. The film was released on the Chinese mainland on September 16,
The film is based on Amy's novel of the same name and tells the story of Jing Qiu and Lao San meeting, falling in love, and finally, heaven and earth separated forever. The film was shortlisted for Best Asian Film at the Berlin International Film Festival Crystal Bear and the Hong Kong Film Awards and won the Huabao Award for Outstanding Feature Film. On August 18, , it was named one of China's top ten outstanding love movies for the 40th anniversary of reform and opening up.
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