also known as Lou Ye Gui Gen
Getting Home2007
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i almost gave up on this a few times _it just seemed sort of stupid_but i stuck with it_it's sort of a tender sweet story_maybe not too real but that's ok_some magic here
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- Zhao Benshan - Old Zhao
- Song Dandan - The Woman
- Guo Degang - The Hijacker
- Qiwen Hong - Old Liu
- Hu Jun - The Lorry Driver
- Fan Liao - The Young Policeman
- Jinshan Liu - The Crooked Restaurant Boss
- Wu Ma - The Old Man at the Funeral
- Haiying Sun - Old Policeman
- Yu Xia - The Cyclist
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i almost gave up on this a few times _it just seemed sort of stupid_but i stuck with it_it's sort of a tender sweet story_maybe not too real but that's ok_some magic here
Everything in life is so transient, but Zhao takes on a task and a journey in the name of friendship -- His wit and loyalty teach us how to withstand the burdens ahead. There are scenes that will make you laugh and cry, and there's hardly a dull moment in this awesome, elevating film -- uplifting in spite of the bittersweet tears.
An entertaining comedy with a variety of somewhat quixotic events, but all designed to underpin
the values of reality, with those of truth, loyalty, generosity, endurance, and motherland
underscored. This is my third Chinese Produced, and Directed film and all leave me with the
vague sense of Propaganda films, in a Social Realism context. Each film conveys a very endearing
feeling about China; its people, even its security forces seem pleasantly almost gentle, and
helpful. I don't know. Nevertheless, I enjoyed the film(s), and all have increased my interest in
visiting China. Mostly to engage its' people within the context of their everyday lives in China.
Okay my new favorite.
Not perfect, but on the list of road movies to watch. Some comedy, some anxiety, patient pacing.
beautiful cinematography, but I swear I saw the dead guy blink.
An unusual road movie. A fine performance by Benshan Zhao, but the not quite believable premise (carrying around a dead body in warm weather) made some scenes an annoyance.
What a beautiful film. Showcases the most noble aspects of friendship, commitment, and humanity.