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Crosscurrent (2016)

A voyage between a woman searching for the meaning of life and a man holding a book of poems on the longest river of Mainland China.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2016
Language
- Chinese
- English
Duration
- 116 mins
Director
- Yang Chao
Starring
Genres
- Drama
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Maggie Lee 23 Oct 2016

Plotless, pretentiously literary and lousy at explaining geography, the movie fails to put Yang’s vision into a fictional framework that’s even remotely engaging.

Deborah Young 23 Oct 2016

It’s all about metaphor and mood, while the storytelling is so lightweight it might not exist. Without it, this drunken boat sailing on poetry can't hold interest for its entire two hour running time.

Patrick Gamble 23 Oct 2016

Rarely has China's explosive economic growth been captured with such grace and with such a heavy heart.

Facebook U 27 Oct 2016

This gorgeously filmed journey in search of the head waters of China's Yangtze River presents a beautiful metaphor of the nation's political, economic, cultural and spiritual history, reflected through the encounters of a young boat captain with a series of female apparitions. In doing so, the picture attempts to fill in some of the knowledge gaps of Chinese viewers (especially younger ones) who may not be aware of much of their country's heritage prior to the Communist revolution. Unfortunately, the film's rather poetically cryptic narrative -- as beautiful as it might be -- misses the mark in fulfilling its intent of promoting historical and cultural understanding, often leaving viewers more baffled than enlightened. Still, it's nice to look at, so enjoy the cinematography and the picture's emotive soundtrack, which are arguably worth the price of admission alone.

Chris Evangelista 15 Nov 2016

As a visual love-letter to the Yangtze River, Crosscurrent takes your breath away. As a narrative film, it’s all washed up.