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Bao lie wu sheng

  • 2017
  • Not Rated
  • 2h
PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
7,1/10
2,4 mil
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Bao lie wu sheng (2017)
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Un chico que cuida ovejas en una ladera del norte de China desaparece. Su padre mudo lo busca con un modo especial de resolver problemas: a puñetazos.Un chico que cuida ovejas en una ladera del norte de China desaparece. Su padre mudo lo busca con un modo especial de resolver problemas: a puñetazos.Un chico que cuida ovejas en una ladera del norte de China desaparece. Su padre mudo lo busca con un modo especial de resolver problemas: a puñetazos.

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    • Yukun Xin
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    • Yukun Xin
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    • Wu Jiang
    • Yang Song
    • Wenkang Yuan
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  • PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
    7,1/10
    2,4 mil
    TU PUNTUACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Yukun Xin
    • Guión
      • Yukun Xin
    • Reparto principal
      • Wu Jiang
      • Yang Song
      • Wenkang Yuan
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      • 6 premios y 18 nominaciones en total

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    Wu Jiang
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    • Chang Wannian
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    8redrobin62-321-207311

    Pretty Unique Film, I Must Say.

    "Bao lie wu sheng" (or "Wrath Of Silence") is one of the best crime mystery films I've seen in a long time. It does take its time telling its story, and the first hour confused me a bit because of the varying story lines, but in the end, they all came together in a satisfying way. Another thing "Wrath Of Silence" is worth the price of admission for is the wide, breathtaking cinematography of the untamed, craggy desert and mountains adorning the landscape. You can practically feel the despair in the unforgiving tundra. I did question the reality of one man successfully taking on a small army of office thugs by himself, but then again, that does seem to be a common trope in Asian films.
    8yoggwork

    Metaphors for different social strata are in place.

    Metaphors for different social strata are in place. The whole movie has a good control over suspense. The script is really good. The mystery is pulled away layer by layer until the last moment. The shortcomings are also obvious, too many indifferent lenses weaken the main line; the lawyer's performance is too superficial, 80% of the scenes are wooden face.
    8xenontetroxide

    Well-executed thriller that gets more interesting in afterthought

    I wouldn't quite call it the best Chinese film I've seen this year--that would be BangZi Melody, but it does follow a recent trend of improvement and innovation in Chinese cinematography I haven't seen in many years. Still, domestic reception is lukewarm, while crappy Jingoistic popcorn films like Wolf Warrior and Operation Red Sea get showered in praise, but that just means China is in lack of good audiences--which can't be helped in the short term, not good filmmakers. The censorship obviously isn't helping, but in the case of this film, doesn't seem a huge hindrance either. The start of the film felt a little puzzling, but I unfortunately missed the first 3-5 minutes of the film, and judging from the rest of the film, that could mean a lot. Good thing it didn't prevent me from following the rest of the plot, and the way background information is delivered little by little, subtly and naturally, I find to be a common characteristic of all good drama. Our mute protagonist's acting is a notch above Chinese popcorn films, somewhere around Youth(a.k.a Fang Hua)'s level, and most of the other acting is held to a decent standard. The children's acting is above average by Chinese standards and was a pleasant surprise. The only notable exception seems to be the two attorneys near the beginning and the interrogators at the end of the film, all part of the judicial system. They were like marionettes...this seems to have deeper implications? The story unfolds steadily; the dark comedy throughout most of the film aptly complements the grand concept. I was confused about the name at first(the Chinese name is no less confusing than the English version), but when you grasp the grand concept, you'll have an understanding of the name, but even then there may be multiple layers to the meaning or multiple interpretations. The film also used a few Chinese metaphors graphically, but that unfortunately means that the international audience will probably miss it. One universal symbol though is the money; if you follow the money, the nature of all the characters could be determined...I hope this doesn't count as a spoiler. Overall, there are few useless shots--they either build characters and fill in the background, which in turn contribute to the grand concept, or deliver the clues necessary in a thriller. Speaking of clues, they're quite well hidden, and sometimes cleverly misleading, that's why the film would seem well-executed the more you think about it afterhand. TheBigSick is a reviewer that left me a deep impression by giving a 9 to Operation Red Sea; this same reviewer now comes over and rants about "too many plot holes" in Wrath of Silence. IMDB should consider adding an IQ test to help add credibility to user reviews.
    rick_7

    Bone-crunching action and art-house silences

    Hurray, the first good film of this year's festival! A genuinely unusual take on that old chestnut, the 'psycho looking for his missing kid' flick, but used to interrogate the iniquities of contemporary Chinese society (without anyone involved in the production gettinh killed), as a mute miner – left behind by the rapid pace of progress – engages in a bleak, apparently hopeless quest that's punctuated by moments of dark comedy and bone-crunching action (there's a lot of him just kicking people really hard).

    The final shot could have used a bit of work, but the ending is otherwise superb, a fitting capper to a film with a few rough edges (cartoonish villainy, an opening that's more confusing than intriguing, a little mid-section bagginess) but interesting ideas, superb imagery – that in-camera shot of the desert giving way to the city! – and the best exhausted fight scene in aeons. Clever title too.

    It's basically Kurosawa's High and Low, but for China in 2017. Having said that, and as the director acknowledged, there are no state officials involved in wrongdoing: the corruption shown is all in the private sector, even if it's high-ranking lawyers who operate within the public realm and increasingly dominate Chinese society.

    ... and curiously, like my previous film in the festival, Todd Haynes' risible Wonderstruck, it hinges on a mute person and a taxidermical diorama. This one's good, though.
    TheBigSick

    A waste of two hours

    There are just too many plot holes, and the screenplay simply lacks any sense of credibility. The first half of the film is unbearably slow and long. The production design is ridiculous. Clearly, the writer-director does not know how to make a decent thriller.

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 4 de abril de 2018 (China)
    • País de origen
      • China
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