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| Beijing Flickers | |
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| Traditional Chinese | 有種 |
| Simplified Chinese | 有种 |
| Hanyu Pinyin | Yǒu Zhǒng |
| Directed by | Zhang Yuan |
| Written by | Kong Ergou Li Xinyun Yang Yishu Zhang Yuan |
| Produced by | Han Sanping Dong Ping |
| Starring | Duan Bowen Li Xinyun Lü Yulai Han Wenwen |
| Cinematography | Zhang Yuan Cai Tao |
| Edited by | Wu Yixiang |
Production companies | China Film Corporation Beijing Asian Union Culture & Media Investments, Ltd. Beijing Century-Good Tidings Co., Ltd. |
Release dates |
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Running time | 96 minutes |
| Country | China |
| Language | Mandarin |
Beijing Flickers (Chinese: 有种) is a 2012 Chinese film by Zhang Yuan. It premiered on September 11, 2012 at the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival. The movie was released as a part of the Global Lens project in 2013.
Plot edit
San Bao hasn’t spoken in 127 days, not since his girlfriend left him for a much richer man, his dog ran away, and he lost both his job and his apartment. Faced with all these failures, he tries to kill himself, and even fails at that. Meanwhile, Wang Ming drives expensive cars and worries his actress girlfriend will leave him, too. Youzi’s roommate is given to a Big Boss by her own rich-guy boyfriend, leaving Youzi alone. Together they and others form a community of outcasts, left behind by prosperity, and reminded of it every day.
Cast and characters edit
- Duan Bowen as San Bao
- Li Xinyun as Youzi
- Lü Yulai as Wang Ming
References edit
External links edit
Category:2012 films Category:Chinese films Category:Films set in China
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