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By Lee B (1,154) on 15 Mar 2009

I have to say one of the best movies that i've seen, one of the first war related movies that i've actualy sat through the whole thing with out crying…

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By Gudrun E (3) on 11 Mar 2009

In a historic point of view it was good and I learned a thing or two I havent heard about before but then again warhistory is ALOT to read…

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By Gareth C (72) on 11 Mar 2009

Really liked this. Good performances all round and the story is amazing…

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By Trudie N (1) on 11 Mar 2009

This was about 2 Westerners in China during war with Japan…

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By Nicholas S (353) on 10 Mar 2009

The true story of George Hogg, a LaoWai reporter who unwillingly (at first) took over a Chinese orphanage when the Japanese had attacked…

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By Lenard K (97) on 10 Mar 2009

British reporter and American nurse team up to help orphans in China during the revolution and Japanese invasion…

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By Omar A (385) on 09 Mar 2009

Esta buena, una linda historia, nada de otro mundo…

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By Suzy C (104) on 06 Mar 2009

Better than I expected it to see. inspiring and well acted…

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By Fay E (4) on 06 Mar 2009

[font=Times New Roman][color=black][color=black][color=black]The movie;Children of Huang Shi is an excellent depiction of what occurred in…

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By Sharon K (176) on 05 Mar 2009

LOVE everything in this movie.. strongly recommended.. :D…

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By Joe A (721) on 04 Mar 2009

An interesting story with good production value and good performances…

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By Patricia L (74) on 26 Feb 2009

Very moving. Very surprised at how well Jonathan Rhys Meyers was able to portray George Hogg…

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By Colleen B (74) on 26 Feb 2009

This movie was a lot of China-isms in it, I quite enjoyed the humour and the heartwrenching tale of these Children and the man who saved their lives…

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By Vanessa S (209) on 26 Feb 2009

Such a gripping drama based no true events ... oh and I have to mention just how hot Jonathan Rhys Meyers was throughout…

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By Dan H (1,470) on 25 Feb 2009

Un belle histoire vraie qui donne un bon film. De tres bons acteurs et le film ne tombe pas non plus dans le melodrame. J'ai aime, sans hesitation…

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By Deborah C (58) on 21 Feb 2009

The women held the movie together, Radha Mitchell and Michelle Yeoh…

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By Jo M (170) on 21 Feb 2009

In Australia this is called Children of the Silk Road I thought the story was good, Jonathan Rhys Meyers is lovable and heartfelt…

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By Yoeman A (1) on 21 Feb 2009

The story is good. It reminded me of how bitter is the history of China. I almost cried when I saw this. So emotional…

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By Lyndon P (25) on 21 Feb 2009

Very good movie. The kind of movie that makes me wonder when I'm gonna do something with my life that makes a difference to anybody…

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By Yong Y (18) on 17 Feb 2009

Amazing true story!!! Enjoyed watching this film which I did laxed out on one of the wee couches at the classic Geraldine Cinema…

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