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My People, My Country
Anthology of short films directed by several different directors.
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Anthology of short films directed by several different directors.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Xue Xiaolu, Zhang Ke, Zhang Ji, Ge Rui, Xiu Mengdi, Xu Luyang, Wen Ning, Guan Hu, Xu Zheng, He Keke, Han Xiaohan, Liu Xiaodan, Hua Weilin
In Theaters:
Box Office:$450,064,993
Runtime:154 minutes
Studio:Huaxia Film Distribution, Bona Film Group, Alibaba Pictures Group, Beijing Enlight Pictures, Emperor Motion Pictures
Cast
Xue Xiaolu, Ning Hao, Zhang Yibai, Wen Muye, Guan Hu, Chen Kaige, Xu Zheng
Director
Ge You
Zhang Beijing (segment "Hello Beijing")
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Lin Zhiyuan (segment "The Eve")
Zhang Yi
Gao Yuan (segment "Passing By")
Simon Yam
Watchmaker Wah (segment "The Going Home")
Song Jia
Lu Xiaoran (segment "One For All")
Wang Qianyuan
Du Xinghan (segment "The Eve")
Ou Hao
Liang Changshou (segment "The Eve")
Liang Jing
Lin's Wife (segment "The Eve")
Jiang Wu
Zhang Zhixiang (segment "The Eve")
Hu Jun
General Luo Ruiqing (segment "The Eve")
Tong Dawei
Soldier Luo Lang (segment "The Eve")
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