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A Family Tour

2018 [CHINESE]

Action / Drama

A Family Tour

2018 [CHINESE]

Action / Drama

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92% TOMATOMETER · 13 reviews

71% AUDIENCE

6.5/10 · 450

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Plot summary

A mainland Chinese filmmaker, exiled to Hong Kong for her politically-charged work, reunites with her mother on a trip to Taiwan.

Director

Liang Ying

Top cast

Joe Cheung Tung-Cho as Brother Joe

Siao-Bai Yu as Taiwan Tour Guide

Shan Peng as China Tour Leader

Chih-Ju Lin as Taxi Driver D

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

1000.13 MB

1280*694

Chinese 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

29.97 fps

1 hr 48 min

Seeds ...

1.93 GB

1920*1040

Chinese 5.1

Not Rated

Subtitles

29.97 fps

1 hr 48 min

Seeds 1

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7 / 10

(Español / English) Abstract Español ¿En qué momento

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(Español / English) Abstract Español ¿En qué momento lo privado pasa a ser mensaje artístico y político y por lo tanto público? ¿Cómo influye esto en los…

(Español / English) Abstract Español ¿En qué momento lo privado pasa a ser mensaje artístico y político y por lo tanto público? ¿Cómo influye esto en los vínculos y las decisiones familiares? El reencuentro en Taiwán entre una joven directora disidente china exiliada en Hong Kong que concurre a un festival de cine y su madre (aún residente en China) gracias a un tour que concertaron con ésta, constituye una encrucijada que pone en movimiento todos estos interrogantes y torna por momentos difusos los límites entre las dimensiones familiar y política. English Abstract At what point does the private become an artistic and political message and therefore public? How does this influence family ties and decisions? The reunion in Taiwan between a young dissident Chinese director exiled in Hong Kong who attends a film festival and her mother (still residing in China) thanks to a tour they arranged with her, constitutes a crossroads that sets in motion all these questions and the boundaries between the family and political dimensions are blurred at times. Reseña Español Yang Shu, una joven directora china disidente y exiliada en Hong Kong (Gong Zhe) concurre como invitada con su marido e hijo pequeño a un festival de cine en una ciudad de Taiwán, integrándose además a un tour por esa ciudad que concertaron con su madre (aún residente en China y a la que no podía visitar), planteándose varias posibilidades a partir de ese reencuentro. A Family Tour es una película de Liang Ying que pinta con sosegada tensión varias aristas de una problemática relación entre madre e hija, signada por la pérdida, el exilio y diferentes miradas sobre la política y sus efectos. ¿En qué medida las historias familiares marcan las elecciones políticas y la militancia artística? ¿En qué medida la militancia artística puede determinar conductas en el plano familiar para transformarlos en mensajes políticos y por lo tanto públicos? ¿Cómo se interpone la política en los vínculos familiares? ¿Cómo decodifican madre e hija las decisiones de la otra? La película plantea con sobriedad (y algunos trazos de poesía) este reencuentro familiar como una encrucijada y a la vez un continuo de límites difusos entre esas dimensiones privada y pública, personal y artística. English Review Yang Shu, a young dissident Chinese director and exile in Hong Kong (Gong Zhe) attends as a guest with her husband and young son to a film festival in a city in Taiwan, also joining a tour of that city that they arranged with her mother (still residing in China and which he could not visit), considering various possibilities from that reunion. A Family Tour is a film by Liang Ying that paints with calm tension various edges of a problematic relationship between mother and daughter, marked by loss, exile and different views on politics and its effects. To what extent do family histories mark political elections and artistic militancy? To what extent can artistic militancy determine behaviors at the family level to transform them into political and therefore public messages? How does politics get in the way of family ties? How do mother and daughter decode each other's decisions? The film soberly (and with lines of poetry) poses this family reunion as a crossroads and at the same time a continuum of blurred boundaries between those private and public, personal and artistic dimensions.

7 / 10

A family reunion and a crossroads between the familiar and the political

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Yang Shu, a young dissident Chinese director and exile in Hong Kong (Gong Zhe) attends as a guest with her husband and young son to a film festival in a city…

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