Mille miglia... lontano

Titolo originale: Qian li zou dan qi

2005
T
1h 47min

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Un padre giapponese parte per la provincia cinese di Yunnan al posto di suo figlio malato per filmare una famosa star dell'opera popolare.Un padre giapponese parte per la provincia cinese di Yunnan al posto di suo figlio malato per filmare una famosa star dell'opera popolare.Un padre giapponese parte per la provincia cinese di Yunnan al posto di suo figlio malato per filmare una famosa star dell'opera popolare.

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7,3/10

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- 6 vittorie e 10 candidature totali

Quiz
The scenes filmed in Japan were directed by Yasuo Furuhata. He has had a long successful collaboration with lead actor Ken Takakura.

Blooper
In the village scene Mr. Takata has to move to the highest location to make a phone call. In the following scene however he can receive phone calls while at a banquet in the lower part of the village.

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10/10

Beautiful film

Zhang Yimou's last two martial arts films had much to commend them, but, honestly, I'd trade ten such films for this. It was almost too much to hope for that the director would return to his earlier, humanist style of film-making that saw "The Road Home," "Not One Less" and "Happy Times" - but he has, and wonderfully so.

Ken Takakura, who has appeared in fine films such as "Poppoya" and "The Yellow Handkerchief," really shines here. It's his film all the way, and a wonderful tribute that Zhang chose to craft this film for him.

While the core of the film lies with the emotions of the characters, I should also point out that the cinematography here is splendid - there are shots that are as breathtaking as anything in "Hero" and "House of Flying Daggers."