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Drifters

Er Di
Direction
Wang Xiaoshuai
Screenplay
Wang Xiaoshuai
Cinematography
Wu Di
Cast
Duan Long, Shu Yan, Wang Zhiliang, Zhao Yiwei, Tang Yang
Producer
Peggy Chiao
Edition(s)
27ª

Drifters

Er Di
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  • 2003 minutos
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  • 2003
Taiwan

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Er Di has managed to live abroad illegally now for several years, but has been discovered and repatriated. In the time he was away, he worked in a restaurant and had a romance with the owner?s daughter. A son was born from this affair. Although he is from the same village as they are, the girl?s parents reject Er Di, forbid him from ever setting eyes on his son, and denounce him to the immigration authorities. Back in China once more, he lives as a drifter and spends his days doing nothing at all. There is only one person in his mind: beautiful Xiao Nu, from a second-rate opera group from Shanghai. After so many years away from his son – the child was only two when he was deported – Er Di decides to heed the advice of his older brother and sister-in-law who insist he must visit the boy. Even though he may have to face the resentment of the mother?s family, Er Di is set on redeeming his past.

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Wang Xiaoshuai
Wang Xiaoshuai

Born in China in 1965 and, in 1988, Xiaoshuai graduated at the Beijing Film Academy. He was one of the pioneers in Chinese independent cinema in the 1990s. His first feature, The Days (1993, 18th Mostra), is based on the true story of his school friends. At Mostra, he also presented Beijing Bicycle (2000), winner of the Silver Bear at Berlin International Film Festival, Drifters (2003) and Shanghai Dreams (2005), winner of the Jury Prize at Cannes Film Festival. Among his other works are In Love We Trust (2007), best screenplay at Berlinale, and Chongqing Blues (2010).
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