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Unknown Pleasures (2002)

Two disaffected, unemployed Chinese youth drift through life on the streets of their industrial town, their paths crossing with that of a local young singer and dancer working for a liquor company as a spokesmodel.

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Year
- 2002
Language
- Chinese
- English
Duration
- 112 mins
Director
- Jia Zhangke
Starring
Genres
- Comedy
- Drama
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Frank K 23 Sep 2007

jia zhangke is brilliant in capturing a generation's lostness - Zhao Tao is fantastic

Michael O 01 Feb 2008

Beautiful naturalistic movie about the everyday life of new millenium China. Director Zhang-Ke is to be next chinese sensation!

Leif S 16 Nov 2008

Too meandering to pique my interest much, but interesting to see real life in contemporary China.

Daigengna D 05 Sep 2007

A rather "true" young china, full of the kind of life films usually avoids... It corresponds well with my own feelings living in china.

X. T 01 Sep 2007

Jia Zhang Ke is one of the most talented young directors working today. This might be my favorite of his work, perhaps because I can relate to its characters the most. I love his gritty neorealist style that captures the lives and problems of people in a time and place that is undergoing huge social and economic changes. The story is about two teenage boys with no goals, directions, or future. They have no jobs and little money. They feed off of pop culture such as Pulp Fiction and Chinese pop songs, when their lives couldn't be farther away from these distractions. Jia's pacing and plotlessness might turn off some viewers, but his concern is realism, which he uses to capture the social-economic alienation and spiritual malaise of the one-child-per-family generation.