A feature film shot over the course of two years intended to capture the changing of the seasons along the river in a town in the Fuyang district of Hangzhou city.
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Title: Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains (2019)
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10 wins & 22 nominations.
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Zhenyang Dong | ... | Yangyang |
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Hongjun Du | ... | Mum |
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Wei Mu | ... | Wang Wei |
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Luqi Peng | ... | Gu Xi |
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Youfa Qian | ... | Youfu |
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Zhangjian Sun | ... | Youjin |
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Zhangwei Sun | ... | Youhong |
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Zikang Sun | ... | Kangkang |
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Fengjuan Wang | ... | Fengjuan |
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Guoying Zhang | ... | A-Ying |
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Lulu Zhang | ... | Lulu |
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Renliang Zhang | ... | Youlu |
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Yi Zhuang | ... | Jiang Yi |
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A feature film shot over the course of two years intended to capture the changing of the seasons along the river in a town in the Fuyang district of Hangzhou city.
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21 August 2020 (China) See more »Also Known As:
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I fervently hope more people see this wonderful film. It combines the family dramas of Taiwanese masters such as Edward Yang, HOU Hsiao-hsien, and Ang Lee, with a modernity and grandness of scale seldom seen in a director's first feature.
Please, take a dive into the beautiful world stretching along the Fuchun River, and the authentic-seeming family dreams, dramas, and harsh realities, all unfolding at a gloriously measured pace that is seldom seen in films of the 21st century.