Man chang de ji jie

TV Mini Series
2023
1h

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Lin Liu, Minghao Chen, Qiming Jiang, Yitie Liu, Wei Fan, Hao Qin, Pengyuan Shi, and Gengxi Li in Man chang de ji jie (2023)

Wang Xiang meets a person he fears in Hualin. A mystery involving a lost father, deceased lover, and old friend spans 20 years. Characters search for truth across time and space. When myster... Read allWang Xiang meets a person he fears in Hualin. A mystery involving a lost father, deceased lover, and old friend spans 20 years. Characters search for truth across time and space. When mystery is solved, fate remains.Wang Xiang meets a person he fears in Hualin. A mystery involving a lost father, deceased lover, and old friend spans 20 years. Characters search for truth across time and space. When mystery is solved, fate remains.

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- 51 wins & 23 nominations total

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Yitie Liu

Wang Yang

Gengxi Li

Shen Mo

Wei Fan

Wang Xiang

Diana Lin

Luo Mei Su

Hao Qin

Gong Biao

Minghao Chen

Ma Desheng

Qiming Jiang

Fu Weijun

Lin Liu

Li Qiaoyun

Jiajia Wang

Huang Liru

Yiwei Yang

Xing Jianchun

Sibo Li

Cui Guodong

Pengyuan Shi

Wang Bei

Zeng Tang

Li Qun

Yang Liu

Da Zhang

Xixu Chen

Boss Lao Ge

Yansong Hou

Shen Dongliang

Xiaoyu Wang

Sui Dong

Hongmei Wang

Zhao Jing

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10/10

A very-well made drama ...

... about ordinary lives of ordinary people, which, due to its amazing details and filmography explains a lot, not only about China, but about the ex-USSR and the Eastern Europe.

This is the first humane look, without the hand-wringing so common among the Eastern European "independent" film-makers, at what and how the transformation of the 90ies really happened and what it meant (not much, either good or bad) for the ordinary people.

Overall, this is an excellent multi-decade multi-character character study, which, I am sure will be included in movie schools and anthropology curriculas for decades to come.

10/10.