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Movie: The Flowers of War / The 13 Women of Nanjing Chinese: 金陵十三钗 (Jin Ling Shi San Chai) Director: Zhang Yimou; Writer: Heng Liu, Geling Yan (novel) Producer: William Kong, Weiping Zhang, Zhang Yimou; Cinematographer: Xiaoding Zhao Release Date: December 16, 2011 (China) Runtime: 145 min. Language: Mandarin, English Country: China ...
The Flowers of War. 2012 · 2 hr 23 min. R. Drama · Romance · War. Set during the 1937 Japanese invasion of Nanking, an American taking refuge in a church attempts to save a group of women from marauding soldiers. Audio Languages: English. Subtitles: English.
Jin líng shí san chai (The Flowers of War), a Chinese movie, but starring Christian Bale in the leading role.Yimou Zhang, also the director of House of Flying Daggers, has with this film shown me that he is certainly a great filmmaker.The movie contains a lot of strong and brutal scenes, so this movie is probably not for the fainthearted viewers.
Two women run from five soldiers chasing them, one of the women is cornered, and a soldier shoots her in the throat (we hear a gurgling noise as blood bubbles from the wound); the woman reaches for the soldier's legs as he tries to chase the other woman and he kicks her away, and the woman's body is later discovered by a man and a teen boy and we see that her clothing is torn away and a large ...
The Flowers of War DRAMA In 1937, Nanking stands at the forefront of a war between China and Japan. As the invading Japanese Imperial Army overruns China's capital city, desperate civilians seek refuge behind the nominally protective walls of a western cathedral. Here, John Miller (Christian Bale), an American trapped ...
El último film de Zhang Yimou, The Flowers of War, está ambientado en un hecho histórico muy doloroso para el pueblo chino: el asedio de Nanking en 1937. En 1931, los japoneses ocuparon la provincia china de Manchuria, siendo este el primer paso para controlar completamente a China. En julio de 1937, las tropas japonesas … Continuar leyendo "The Flowers of War"
20 de dic. de 2011 · Eventually, it seems, every senseless waste of life gets its own gauzy tear-jerker. That’s about the only way to justify “The Flowers of War,” in which the veteran Chinese director Zhang ...
