Jia Zhangke, famed for his reserved portraits of modern China, made a sudden switch, combining arthouse neorealism and bloody kung-fu vengeance into an angry political firebomb. Highly controversial—the Chinese government tried to suppress it—it won Best Screenplay at Cannes.
Filem hebat oleh Jia Zhangke, pengarah Still Life yang disanjungi para pengkritik, bertanding di Cannes dan mengisahkan tentang 3 generasi dalam sebuah keluarga melalui puisi, lagu popular dan visual indah yang tidak dapat dilupakan.
The films of Sixth Generation auteur Jia Zhangke are history-spanning, masterful delights. Mountains May Depart’s story is set in the past, present, and future—each in a different aspect ratio. This makes for a rivetingly modern Chinese melodrama guided by the star-like presence of actress Zhao Tao.
