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Guling jie shaonian sharen shijian

  • 1991
  • Not Rated
  • 3h 57min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
8,2/10
14.116
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Guling jie shaonian sharen shijian (1991)
Based on a true story, primarily on a conflict between two youth gangs, a 14-year-old boy's girlfriend conflicts with the head of one gang for an unclear reason, until finally the conflict comes to a violent climax.
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Un conflitto tra due bande giovanili, la fidanzata di un ragazzo di quattordici anni è in conflitto con il capo di una banda per una ragione poco chiara, fino a quando il conflitto giunge fi... Leggi tuttoUn conflitto tra due bande giovanili, la fidanzata di un ragazzo di quattordici anni è in conflitto con il capo di una banda per una ragione poco chiara, fino a quando il conflitto giunge finalmente a un violento culmine.Un conflitto tra due bande giovanili, la fidanzata di un ragazzo di quattordici anni è in conflitto con il capo di una banda per una ragione poco chiara, fino a quando il conflitto giunge finalmente a un violento culmine.

  • Regia
    • Edward Yang
  • Sceneggiatura
    • Edward Yang
    • Alex Yang
    • Mingtang Lai
  • Star
    • Chang Chen
    • Lisa Yang
    • Kuo-Chu Chang
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    8,2/10
    14.116
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Edward Yang
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Edward Yang
      • Alex Yang
      • Mingtang Lai
    • Star
      • Chang Chen
      • Lisa Yang
      • Kuo-Chu Chang
    • 54Recensioni degli utenti
    • 13Recensioni della critica
    • 91Metascore
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    • Premi
      • 8 vittorie e 13 candidature totali

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    Chang Chen
    Chang Chen
    • Xiao Si'r (Zhang Zhen)
    Lisa Yang
    • Ming (Liu Zhiming)
    Kuo-Chu Chang
    Kuo-Chu Chang
    • Father
    Elaine Jin
    Elaine Jin
    • Mother
    Chuan Wang
    Chuan Wang
    • Eldest Sister
    Han Chang
    Han Chang
    • Elder Brother
    Hsiu-Chiung Chiang
    Hsiu-Chiung Chiang
    • Middle Sister
    Stephanie Lai
    • Youngest Sister
    • (as Fanyun Lai)
    Chi-tsan Wang
    • Cat (Wang Mao)
    Lawrence Ko
    Lawrence Ko
    • Airplane (Ji Fei)
    Chih-Kang Tan
    • Ma
    Ming-Hsin Chang
    • Underpants (Mingxin)
    • (as Mingxin Zhang)
    Chun-Lung Jung
    • Bomber (Chang Po-wen)
    Hui-Kuo Chou
    • Tiger (Xiao Hu)
    • (as Huiguo Zhou)
    Ching-Chi Liu
    • Hefty (Da Ge)
    • (as Qingqi Liu)
    Ching-Hsiang Ho
    • Animal (Mao Shou)
    • (as Qingxiang He)
    Chang-Ta Tsai
    • Tiger's Buddy
    • (as Changda Cai)
    Tsung-Ming Lee
    • Tiger's Buddy
    • (as Zhongming Li)
    • Regia
      • Edward Yang
    • Sceneggiatura
      • Edward Yang
      • Alex Yang
      • Mingtang Lai
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    Recensioni degli utenti54

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    10crappydoo

    A classic that will stay with you for a long, long time.

    I just finished watching this four hour epic and something tells me that this is going to remain with me for a long, long time. I was glad I entered the cinema hall with no foreknowledge of what the film was about or anything about the story, except that it was directed by Edward Yang, whose Yi Yi I liked. Am I not glad I did that? The entire film, especially the second half, is an emotional powerhouse. Its funny, sociological and emotionally brutal.

    The four hour run time was quite a deterrent however I planned it well and took one bathroom break but it was all worth it in the end. I would not recommend that you read anything of the story before you watch the film because several of the reviews above have spoilers in them. All I'll say is that it is about street gangs, but like nothing you've ever seen. It about lost childhood and children growing up so fast that its scary. The fact that all of this really happened makes it chilling.

    I'm surprised that not many people have seen this film yet because it certainly deserves a classic status. The direction is probably one of the best I've ever experienced and I will definitely seek out other Edward Yang movies to watch.

    The acting by all the teenage actors and children is nothing short of brilliant and I can see that some of the key actors never acted in another movie again which I believe is a waste.

    I don't think its out on video as yet, however I would highly recommend that you seek it out. In my opinion the film demands total attention and is best watched on the big screen rather than on video.
    10liehtzu

    Incredible epic of Taiwan street gangs

    Edward Yang's massive four hour epic "A Brighter Summer Day" is one of the true masterpieces of the 1990s and of the "New Taiwan cinema." It's ostensibly the story of a few rival street gangs in '60s Taiwan, but the film is about a single young man's rites of passage in an era in which his country was experiencing a major upheaval. The film is so meticulous in its construction and its feeling of community (its preparation, filming and post-production took several years) that at the same time its length automatically gives it an epic quality it is a remarkably intimate film that is about as far from an epic in the traditional (Hollywood) sense as possible. There are over a hundred speaking parts in the film and it is necessary to stay focused in order to keep track of what's going on and to whom, which is a good trick to make sure your audience is always paying attention. "A Brighter Summer Day" is a very personal vision that recalls both Yang's own childhood and an actual street murder that shook the nation.

    The film itself slowly builds towards this singular act of violence that, when it finally arrives, is both shocking and inevitable. "A Brighter Summer Day" keeps with the trend among the finest films to emerge from Taiwan in that it is very pared down - the cast are all nonactors and there is no non-diagetic music. It is beautifully shot, moving from the interiors of houses, schools, and cheap dance clubs to the open fields of the countryside in summertime. Alternating between violence and serenity, the film is a rhythmic and poetic evocation of a particular era. Its ironic title (in that there is no "brighter summer day" for these characters) is taken from an Elvis song that one of the kids sings at a nightclub. It is a truly exemplary modern masterpiece that got no distribution in the West but deserves to be hunted out at all costs by those who love and cherish the film art.
    10cranesareflying

    one of the greatest films of all time

    This film is prefaced in a historical context, with the understanding that Chinese Taiwan was formed in 1949 with several million Chinese being forced to cross over into Taiwan from mainland China, into a world they knew nothing about, so they were required to build their new lives with great insecurity about the future, and this film is about their first generation of offspring, the anxieties of the parents created a world of anxieties for their children, who search for their own greater security and their own self identity through the formation of street gangs, whose inner turmoil is largely a reflection of the world around them. The Taiwanese identity is revealed to be a sense of perpetual exile.

    Edward Yang's own father fled from Shanghai. Artifacts from other countries have great impact in this film, the use of Japanese samurai swords which are ultimately used as murder weapons, Russian novels are read by teenagers and understood as `swordsmen' novels, a family's observation that the Chinese fought the Japanese for 20 years only to then live in Japanese houses listening to Japanese music, an old tape recorder that has been left behind by the WWII American forces is used to adapt American lyrics and American rock n roll music for the Chinese, the film features American doo-wop music, first love, cigarettes, casual dress, the influence of Hollywood motion picture magazines and movies, the voice of John Wayne can be heard in one of the movie theaters, the title of the film comes from the Elvis Presley song, `Are You Lonesome Tonight,' a comment on the dark cloud hanging over everyone's heads, hardly a brighter, summer day.

    The film took 5 years in preparation, and although completed in 1991, it has never found a distributor, it involves a cast of over 100 speaking parts, largely non-professional teen-age actors, 92 different sets, it takes place in the poorer Tapei district in 1961, using the filmmaker's own memories of his adolescence, shot at his high school, inspired by a true incident of a 14 year old boy murdering a 13 year old girl, the first juvenile murder case in Taiwan's history, the film opens and closes with an old, broken down radio broadcasting the lists of graduating students. In this context of a repressive, militaristic government, family chaos, the constant threat of gang fights, the need for a good education, the idea that hard work can bring success, is seen as paramount.

    For all those `Yi Yi' fans who don't understand the complexity of this film, let me just remind you about the title, `A Brighter, Summer Day,' this is a film for which those words have no meaning, and unlike `Yi Yi,' which had the charming optimism of Yang-Yang, an as yet undeveloped child who has a future, `Yi Yi ` was much more a `perfect' film, everything was neatly examined and explained, there's a perfect symmetry, on whole it's balanced, it feels like a complete experience, but `A Brighter Summer Day' offers no such peace of mind, it's a raw emotional roller coaster where the last hour or so is filled with such complete anguish and despair, nearly all the family members have their singular moments where they are the focus of the pain and anguish, the understated personal horrors can leave one breathless. Most of the world's viewing audience of films have been spared this kind of personal degradation, and therefore have no personal reference points to connect with such despair, but Yang, to his credit, spares no one. The film's greatness lies in it's complete lack of artifice, it's meticulously chosen shot selection, brilliant imagery mixed with an equally brilliant narrative, a devastating portrait of children on the precipice of darkness, one of the more complex human examinations of the after-effects of a subjugated nation, which is still, at heart, a police state, yet there is a breaking out from the bonds of repression by rebellious teen-age kids who have affectations of violence and a love of Elvis, freedom, and rock n roll.
    9alansabljakovic-39044

    Arthouse cinema rules

    Arthouse movies are so underrated on imdb and I don't even know why. I guess this site is for popular movies only and top 250 is ridicilous. Letterboxd is much better site for movie lovers.

    4 hours flew by and this is epic movie. It is pretty good but it ain't Raise the Red Lantern.
    8valadas

    The Youth in Taiwan

    Very good long movie (almost 4 hours) in every aspect: acting perfiormance cutting, quality of images and plot. In Taiwan the descenfants of those millions of Continental Chinese who fled away thereto after the Maoist takeover of their land don't feel well integrated in the Taiwanese society and form street gangs which fight one another and behave soemetimes violently. We follow this evolution in this movie in such realistyc and natural images and scenes that we Forget we are watching a movie and it looks like if we were watching real life scenes theough some window. The main plot tells the story of a young boy who is torn between opposite forces in society, at home and in love. A fascinating movie.

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      Chen Chang, who plays Xiao Si'r (or Little Four) and Kuo-Chu Chang, who plays his father, are real-life father and son. The actor's own name is also used for the full name of the character of Xiao Si'r (or Little Four).
    • Blooper
      (at around 130 mins) When Si'r shoots Ma's shotgun, sound of a firing can be heard, but the shotgun makes no recoil, indicating that the sound effect of the firing was used in the scene and no actual gun firing took place.
    • Citazioni

      Father: Remember - things with a hole in the middle bring headaches...

      Xiao Si'r (Zhang Zhen): What's that mean?

      Father: Nothing. You'll find out when you grow up.

    • Versioni alternative
      Director's Cut is 237 minutes long.
    • Connessioni
      Featured in When Cinema Reflects the Times: Hou Hsiao-Hsien and Edward Yang (1993)
    • Colonne sonore
      Why
      Composed by Peter De Angelis and Robert P. Marcucci

      Performed by Bosen Wang and Chi-tsan Wang

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    • Data di uscita
      • 27 luglio 1991 (Taiwan)
    • Paese di origine
      • Taiwan
    • Lingue
      • Mandarino
      • Min Nan
      • Shanghainese
      • Inglese
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      • A Brighter Summer Day
    • Luoghi delle riprese
      • Taiwan
    • Azienda produttrice
      • Yang & His Gang Filmmakers
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      3 ore 57 minuti
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