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Bai ri yan huo

2014 [CHINESE]

Action / Crime / Drama / Mystery / Thriller

Bai ri yan huo

2014 [CHINESE]

Action / Crime / Drama / Mystery / Thriller

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93% TOMATOMETER · 27 reviews

61% AUDIENCE · 500 ratings

6.7/10 · 10.5K

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salesclerk china unsociability police winter murder

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Plot summary

Two former cops start investigating the series of murders that tanked their careers when the killings begin again.

Director

Yi'nan Diao

Top cast

Selman Adaköy as

Sahin Apiliogullari as

Seyda Bozkurt as

Jingyang Ni as Su Lijuan

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

1003.88 MB

1280*682

Chinese 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

24 fps

1 hr 49 min

Seeds 2

2.02 GB

1920*1024

Chinese 5.1

Not Rated

Subtitles

24 fps

1 hr 49 min

Seeds 7

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7 / 10

OK, so yes - this is a very

CinemaSerf

OK, so yes - this is a very slow burn a times with far too many establishing and shots of decaying urban industrialisation, but when the action does actually…

8 / 10

Very Black, Very Icy...

paulknobloch

How does a Chinese director empty the noir sensibility of any and all of the glamour associated with its Hollywood counterpart? How does it become a study in…

How does a Chinese director empty the noir sensibility of any and all of the glamour associated with its Hollywood counterpart? How does it become a study in pure dourness and grimness? If you're Yi'nan Diao, the first thing you do is set it in a place as grim and dour as a northern Chinese factory town circa 1999. In this frozen wasteland that may or may not be Harbin – it doesn't matter, it could be Siberia – the ball gets rolling when dead body parts start showing up on the conveyor belt of a coal processing plant: after all, in this time and space in China, the human body is just another physical commodity Following a bloody shootout that leaves the two main suspects and two of his partners dead, we jump forward five years to find the surviving detective, Zhang Zili, paralyzed by the trauma, retired from the police force and passed out in the snow in an alcoholic stupor. But things are never what they seem in noir, right? So he's dragged back into the case when a former partner of his suspects the involvement of a black widow- like female at the heart of the matter. An exotic call girl? A mysterious nightclub singer? No – just some depressed woman who works at a dry cleaner's where she's regularly mauled by her piggish oaf of a boss. The plot is unimportant, really, because the film is one big painting, a night-time world where the neon signs of the internet gambling dens and bleak taxi-dancing joints are beaten into submission by the cold dark chill of northern China, where all color and light are sucked into the film's essence, which is nothing but a black hole, a gravitational death machine that swallows up every photon in sight. At one point, while spinning around the world's most depressing ice skating rink, Zili asks his former partner, "Does anybody ever really win at life?" Of course not. Like all the other catatonic ice skaters, he's just going round and round, sometimes ahead, sometimes behind (depending on one's point of view) getting nowhere while people continue to copulate and kill and die. The key to the film is the direct translation of the Chinese title, which means "daytime fireworks." I'll let you figure that out for yourself, but if you like your noir pitch-black, this one's for you.

8 / 10

Unique Atmosphere, Indescribable Feelings

qw0aszx

Black Coal, Thin Ice is the kind of film that can only be felt, the charming point of the film is the indescribable feeling you get from the unique atmosphere.…

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