20 Apr 2011
13 Hours That Saved Britain
In this documentary, experts dissect the Battle of Britain, which took place on Sept. 15, 1940 — a day that determined the fate of the nation.
Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: Pupil's Language
This film tells the story of scholar Fang Dong who endangers his life because of his greed for beauty, and his kind-hearted Ya who loves Fang Dong deeply and chooses to sacrifice herself in exchange for Fang Dong. The prodigal son Fang Dong embarks on a journey to find his true love, and encounters and rescues an oppressed kind-hearted banshee on the road. With the help of the demon catcher and others, the lovers finally get married, a poignant love story.
Top Billed Cast
刘一隆 Fang Dong
Linfei Li Ling'er
Gao Weiman Qingqing
Zou Siyang Min'er
Hao Ze Wu Maxuan
Yan Yan Old Demon
李鴻傑 Zhang Jingui
罗靖 Servant
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