
26 Apr 2019

J.T. LeRoy
A young woman named Savannah Knoop spends six years pretending to be a transgender writer named JT Leroy, the made-up literary persona of her sister-in-law.

A line of poetry - A group of people - A Golden Age - An ancient culture - The Tang Dynasty - A lost world
A few years after the Anshi Rebellion, Tang dynasty military commander Gao Shi suffers a defeat in a battle threatening Chang'an. Trapped in the besieged city, he recalls his lifelong friendship with the acclaimed poet Li Bai.

Gao Shi (voice)

Li Bai (voice)

Gao Shi (old) (voice)

Li Bai (old) (voice)

Cheng Jianjun (voice)

Du Fu (voice)

Du Fu (young) / Li Bai Zong (voice)

Gao Shi Shu Tong / Gao Shi (young) (voice)

Pei Shi'er (voice)

Ge Shuan (voice)

Guo Ziyi (voice)

Princess Yuzhen (voice)

Yangzhou Dancer (voice)

Zhang Xu (voice)
Li Guinian (voice)

Wang Changling (voice)

Wang Wei (voice)

Li Yong / Veteran of Pujin Post Station (voice)

Cen Shen (voice)

He Zhizhang / Gao Tianshi (voice)

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