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28 September 1991 (Japan)
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A talented lady novelist falls in love with a Chinese traitor working with the Japanese during the WWII. Full summary » | Add synopsis »
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Red Dust must have eaten my heart!
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Cast
(in credits order) | Brigitte Lin | ... | Shen Shao-Hua |
| Han Chin | ... | Chang Neng-Tsai |
 | Maggie Cheung | ... | Yueh-Feng |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Josephine Koo | ... | Shao-Hua's Editor |
| Richard Ng | ... | Yu |
 | Ho Yim | ... | Yueh-Feng's Boyfriend |
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| Ho Yim | |||
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| Mao San | ||
| Ho Yim | ||
Produced by | |||
| Feng Hsu | .... | executive producer | |
| Jessinta Liu | .... | associate producer | |
| Jun-Nian Tang | .... | producer | |
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| Tai-Yau Law | |||
| Richard Lo | (as Sai Kit Lo) | ||
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| Hang-Sang Poon | |||
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| Cheung Kan Chow | (as Sammy Chow) | ||
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| William Chang | |||
Production Management | |||
| Jade Hsu | .... | production manager | |
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| Kei Sheung Chow | .... | assistant camera: snow locations | |
| Ardy Lam | .... | camera operator | |
Production CompaniesDistributors
- Golden Harvest Company (1990) (Hong Kong) (theatrical)
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"Red Dust" - Hong Kong (English title)
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94 min
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"Red Dust" tells us the story of writer Shao Hua (Lin Ching Hsia) during the period 1935-1950. And it does it in an excellent way! The story starts from a very personal point of view, by depicting the days when Shao Hua used to write alone, locked up in the attic by her father, then slowly unfolds to the wider reality of a country suffering poverty and persecution, because of the Japanese first, because of the clashes between the nationalists and the communists later. However, it's not a sad movie: Shao Hua has love and friendship to care about (although they do enter in contrast, as she comes in contact both with people working for the Japanese and with "partisans"), and indeed the movie is more of a journey of her heart, as she climbs through the ups and downs of life, with moments of laughter and glee following or giving way to moments of disappointment and insight. Alongside, as she is a writer, we also get to see as the steps of her existence influence the developing of her novel.
This, added to some wonderful movie stills, a pleasant and rich soundtrack, great expressiveness from the two leads Lin Ching Hsia & Maggie Cheung and a careful view on China's historical background, make "Red Dust" a must see! 10/10