Set during the 1930s after the Japanese invasion of Manchuria, a teacher (Jing Tian) and a group of students establish a study club to preserve their language and culture as an act of protest against the foreign invaders.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Zhuoyuan Jiang
Director
Guansen Ding
Pi
Guansen Ding
Fart
Kento Hayashi
Shibata Sokichi
Tian Jing
Liu He
Ryu Kohata
Guandong Army commander
Meisa Kuroki
Shibata Kiyoko
Te-Kai Liu
Liu
Hiroki Nakajima
Takahashi Takashi
Hao Ou
Jing Hao
Fang Yin
Tan Jiamu
Ningjiang Zhang
Er Bing
Ningjiang Zhang
Two Dots
Feifei Gu
Writer
Zhuoyuan Jiang
Writer
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Commentaires
7 commentaires
source: Fist & Faith
The story had many unreasonable plots and the story was too shallow. The director failed to tell a big story within such short time. And I don't like the students acted like gangster cuz this is not a gangster movie. By the way, the effect was naive. If you are the fan of Hayashi Kento, it's good to watch. Otherwise, don't waste your time.
Dramatization is normal I'd say. Student revolutions often seem like gangster acts to those who didn't get to witness it first hand. From personal experience about student protest and being born in a country with a glorious past filled with student revolutions I could relate to this movie on a personal level. I thoroughly enjoyed each and every bit of the movie. The action is relatable considering the background of the story, both Japanese and Chinese martial arts culture I'd say this movie is really engaging.
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The story had many unreasonable plots and the story was too shallow. The director failed to tell a big story within such short time. And I don't like the students acted like gangster cuz this is not a gangster movie. By the way, the effect was naive. If you are the fan of Hayashi Kento, it's good to watch. Otherwise, don't waste your time.
Dramatization is normal I'd say. Student revolutions often seem like gangster acts to those who didn't get to witness it first hand. From personal experience about student protest and being born in a country with a glorious past filled with student revolutions I could relate to this movie on a personal level. I thoroughly enjoyed each and every bit of the movie. The action is relatable considering the background of the story, both Japanese and Chinese martial arts culture I'd say this movie is really engaging.
