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By Sebastian L (64) on 16 Feb 2008

Not one less is one of the best foreign films that I have seen. The story starts with a young, timid substitute teacher only 13 years old…

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By Ian G (848) on 16 Feb 2008

Fantastic early offering from Zhang Yimou, such a simple story so beuatifully told and the lead actress blew me away…

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By Matthew W (920) on 15 Feb 2008

This is a great movie...sure it starts off a little slow, but the stubborn tenacity of Teacher Wei really drives the movie…

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By Jeff C (866) on 09 Feb 2008

Tells the story of rural China during the Deng years. The acting is authentic (done by real villagers)…

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By Yalan Z (11) on 31 Jan 2008

My first Zhang Yimou movie. Though everything is not beautiful, I am still fasinated. You keep watching until the very last minute of the movie…

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By Scott W (2,167) on 31 Jan 2008

What a beautiful movie. Real villagers acting for the first time give this movie a truly authentic feel. Emotional and uplifting…

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By Joe C (1,448) on 27 Jan 2008

The best of Yimou Zhang. What's beautiful about this movie is that the story is true and all the people in the village are real. They are not actors…

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By Avril A (2) on 19 Jan 2008

Love this movie because of the way protagonism can be debated - philospical debate is a favourite of mine…

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By Vincent C (177) on 13 Jan 2008

Character development of the protagonist should stoke a philosophical discussion. Compare this to 3:10 to Yuma…

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By Ting-Jen H (16) on 13 Jan 2008

Another wonderful gem from Zhang Yimou's earlier directing career…

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By Amanda J (245) on 06 Jan 2008

I found this movie to powerful on many levels. Interesting…

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By William L (364) on 04 Jan 2008

One of Yimou's pared-down, neo-realist films; comparable to Kiarostami's Where Is the Friend's Home…

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By Michael S (3,461) on 01 Jan 2008

The best film of all the great Zhang Yimou movies - a poetic masterpiece…

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By Alex R (2,581) on 31 Dec 2007

Cuando haremos cine como este…

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By Sylvie H (10) on 18 Dec 2007

Those that know China, have been to China, and know how girls struggle in China should see this one…

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By Georges C (31) on 18 Dec 2007

One of the finest movie to come-out of mainland China. Moving. Touching. Funny. Endearing. Wei Minzhi is a real discovery! Unforgettable…

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By Ambro? B (5) on 13 Dec 2007

One of my favorite movies and one of the best ever made. Specially when you consider that the actors were portraying themselves…

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By Roland S (348) on 09 Dec 2007

I have never cried so hard watching a film as I have while watching this…

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By Robie F (2) on 28 Nov 2007

When Zhang Yimou was Zhang Yimou he was able to make good movies about the real China. Too bad he have lose himself. This movie is very worthed…

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By Jan A (13) on 24 Nov 2007

A 13-year old is taking over as a replacement teacher in one of the outskirt villages of china…

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