Sun Spots
Guang ban
China
2009
112 Min
Color
Mandarin
Synopsis
A young gangster’s relationship with a girl makes an unexpected transformation on the way he looks at violence. —IMDb
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Анна фон Гесельбрахт
11Aug10
This film attempts to take the Tsai Ming-Liang static-camera long-shot style of storytelling to the next level, but, unlike Tsai, Yang Heng has nothing interesting to convey, and the film lacks Tsai's visual sensibility.
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