το περίμενα λίγο πιο βαθύ, δεν με συγκίνησε αρκετά

Lou Ye screened it abroad without permission and was banned from making films for two years, yet it became a landmark of China’s Sixth Generation, the independent cinema of the 1990s. It’s a neo-noir that flows like a dream, where love crushes instead of healing, and a cult film hardly anyone knows.
In Shanghai, a cameraman we never see tells the story of Mardar, a courier on a motorbike, and Moudan, the girl he was meant to kidnap and fell for instead. When the truth comes out, she jumps from a bridge into the Suzhou River, and years later the courier catches sight of her face.
Rotterdam International Film Festival
Tiger Award
2000
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