Post by lovevicki on Feb 25, 2005 18:04:19 GMT 7
[glow=red,2,300]Green Tea[/glow]
Lu cha
Zhang Yuan
China, 2003, 86 minutes, COLOR
Somewhere in China, a blind date in a deserted tearoom: Bookish grad student Wu Fang is looking for a husband and reads tea leaves to vet possible candidates, while rakish Chen Mingliang, who has been dumped by his fiancé, claims to know all he needs to score. As the two begin a contentious but mutually productive relationship, Chen becomes convinced that vivacious hotel bar pianist Langlang is, in fact, Wu Fang—even though the two couldn’t be more different. Two of China’s biggest stars square off in a provocative, mysterious, and seductive new film from director Zhang Yuan that utilizes the pair’s natural and extraordinarily appealing screen chemistry to explore modern Chinese relationships and the pitfalls of first impressions.—Eddie thingyrell
Lu cha
Zhang Yuan
China, 2003, 86 minutes, COLOR
Somewhere in China, a blind date in a deserted tearoom: Bookish grad student Wu Fang is looking for a husband and reads tea leaves to vet possible candidates, while rakish Chen Mingliang, who has been dumped by his fiancé, claims to know all he needs to score. As the two begin a contentious but mutually productive relationship, Chen becomes convinced that vivacious hotel bar pianist Langlang is, in fact, Wu Fang—even though the two couldn’t be more different. Two of China’s biggest stars square off in a provocative, mysterious, and seductive new film from director Zhang Yuan that utilizes the pair’s natural and extraordinarily appealing screen chemistry to explore modern Chinese relationships and the pitfalls of first impressions.—Eddie thingyrell