Tui shou

1991
PG-13
1h 45min

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All the while, Master Chu tries to find his place in the foreign American world.

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAll the while, Master Chu tries to find his place in the foreign American world.All the while, Master Chu tries to find his place in the foreign American world.All the while, Master Chu tries to find his place in the foreign American world.

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- 6 premios ganados y 7 nominaciones en total

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The son, Alex, has physiognomy that is unmistakably that of someone Beijing, and the actor speaks with a Beijing accent, but the father, who demonstrates Taiwanese cultural practices, has the appearance of someone from farther south, such as near Shanghai. Regardless of whom the father might have married, the couple could not have produced a child with such Northern characteristics. This is a casting error more than a character error.

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Featured in Century of Cinema: Naamsaang-neuiseung (1996)

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8/10

Outstanding, Quiet and Personable Film

The adage of "Great things come in small packages" aptly applies to PUSHING HANDS/TUI SHOU. The film deftly tells its story with charm, humor and grace. A son's elderly father is the newest part of the family, and troubles therein lie. Essentially, it's a story of one family, yet could easily fit into many households. So many topics are breached, under the gentle, loving eye of the director (Ang Lee). The leads, the venerable Sihung Lung, Deb Snyder and Bo Z. Wang, do a credible job bringing this story to life. Recommended.