
The story begins on a bus, when white-collar worker Ye refuses to give up her seat to a senior citizen. Her defiance is videotaped by a journalist intern and played during a news show. The video sparks intense debate on and off the Internet. Some Internet users search for Ye's personal information and post it all online. The issue soon brings tremendous changes to the families of both the journalist intern and Ye's boss.... (Full plot summary below)
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The story begins on a bus, when white-collar worker Ye refuses to give up her seat to a senior citizen. Her defiance is videotaped by a journalist intern and played during a news show. The video sparks intense debate on and off the Internet. Some Internet users search for Ye's personal information and post it all online. The issue soon brings tremendous changes to the families of both the journalist intern and Ye's boss.
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| Chicago ReaderBen SachsThis isn't a success, but it has insight and energy. |
| User ReviewAnna CRipped from the headlines feel to this dark, bitter portrayal of modern Chinese media. Depressing, but well portrayed and Chen Kaige's best work in decades. |
| User ReviewJannet Kgreat topic, typical Chinese story style. |
| User ReviewWS WGood story, with great delivery of Xueqi Wang of his character. Only the twists & turns look dragging with sometimes inconsistent film tone. |
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| User ReviewDandan Zwatched it because the film is set in my hometown - Ningbo. I held quite a low expectation before viewing it, as Chen Kaige's last fantasy movie The Promise was completely a disaster. This one, however, turned out to be much better. It evolves arounds a small incident, and touches on several burning issues right now happening in China. |