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Platform (2001)

China's rapid changes from the late 1970s to the early 1990s, as seen through the lives of four performers in a theater troupe.

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Year
- 2001
Language
- Chinese
- English
Duration
- 155 mins
Director
- Jia Zhangke
Starring
Genres
- Drama
- History
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alan j 08 Apr 2010

Some may find this movie longish. I thought it was great. Very spare treatment of post cultural revolution China. Zhang Ke Jia adeptly handles the portrait of socio-economic shifts from the perspective of a troupe of traveling perfomers as China begins to transform. Is art inherently counter cultural? Is capitalism a vital part of positive change?

Dimitris S 22 Dec 2008

Flamboyant project by a modernist of the Chinese avant-garde.Epic in scale and thrilling in craving proportions,I present you the end of youth,the ostentatuous pop art and the remnants.Yes,it can happen in the best of families.

Samir S 21 Aug 2012

One of those movies which hypnotize and suck the viewer into a world of it's own... After the first few reels, it feels almost like living and growing up through the cultural changes in China...

Eric Monder 20 Oct 2003

'The Wait Seems Never-Ending,' is how the title song from Platform goes, and the 155-minute film surely tries one's patience, but the end (which does finally come) is almost worth that wait.

Private U 27 Mar 2008

Jia's movie looks at the changes sweeping China over the last 30-odd years through the ups and downs of a state-run theatre troupe. It's not an easy film to watch despite the straightforward premise; as usual Jia drags out the pacing, and packs in sharp observation while withholding judgement -- that is his (nuanced) strength. But there is something even more meandering here than usual, especially towards the end, as though Jia were still finding his feet transitioning from single-character portraits like Xiao Wu to multi-strand narratives. And Jia stalwart, actor Wang Hong-wei, was just much more mesmerising to watch as the defiant drifter of a pickpocket Xiao Wu.