#Wang Qianyuan

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Wang Longzheng as Jiang He & Wang Qianyuan as Wang Liwen in Faces in the Crowd | 暴风 (2023)

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八佰 2020

If we raise this flag, it will be a great provocation for the Japanese army. They will stop at nothing to destroy us. They may even use heavy artillery. If that's the case, forget about two days. Holding out for even a few hours will be a struggle. What do you say?

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Shadow (2018)

Zhang Yimou’s Shadow has a lot going on visually. So much that you might not grasp it all. Between the expertly choreographed fight scenes, gorgeous cinematography, lavish sets, costumes that’ll make your jaw drop and the epic Chinese wuxia storyline, you won't know what to focus on unless the material is somewhat familiar to you. It’s an exercise in storytelling that shows off what the director has to offer when he’s in top form.

Years ago, the kingdom of Pei lost the important city of Jingzhou to the kingdom of Yang in a duel between Commander Ziyu (Deng Chao) and Yang Can (Hu Jun). Ever since, Ziyu has plotted to reclaim the city and get his revenge. His plan - a complex set of moves which involve his body double (also played by Deng Chao) and wife, Xiao Ai (Sun Li) - goes against the will of the king (Zheng Kai), who will do anything - even offer his sister (Guan Xiatong) as tribute - to maintain the peace.

Think of this film as China’s equivalent of Macbeth. Not in terms of plot, but in terms of feel. You've got these deeply-running schemes and all-or-nothing gambits fuelled by a mixture of pride and opportunity. Every action sends dominos falling in unexpected directions - or so it seems. Like Shakespeare’s work, this may make the story difficult to follow at first. The opening text screen talks about a third kingdom the Yang and Pei kingdoms united against before Pei lost Jingzhou. That third kingdom? Doesn’t impact the plot at all, it’s there to establish this world’s foundation and because this story is based on the classic 14th century historical novel “Romance of the Three Kingdoms” which you’re probably not familiar with but everyone in China has seen interpreted in countless ways.

Though it isn’t essential to fully understand the concepts of Yin and Yang or the forces associated with them to enjoy the film, knowing a little will unlock a deeper appreciation for the artistry on display. I’ll admit I had to so don’t be shy. Understanding the symbolism of an umbrella, water, and femininity vs. that of fire, masculinity and a straightforward weapon like a spear makes things much more interesting. Suddenly, that giant Yin Yang arena the warriors battle upon takes on a whole other meaning. It’ll also make you understand why so many of the characters in this film seem… so reasonable. Even the villains are a mixture of black-and-white, a decision that’s very much intentional.

Let’s say you don’t catch all the symbolism upon a first viewing. What does Shadow offer for you? Awesome battles whose outcomes are unpredictable and breathtaking visuals. Is that enough? It will be. The colours are so desaturated you'll wonder if the film was originally shot in black-and-white. There is colour there, however, and it evokes the look of ink drawings. It’s moody and makes you think of ancient powers whose reverberations still impact our world. One look at a set or a character unleashes a deluge of information. Even if you don’t know what the movie is actually about, you understand where everyone stands because what’s here is largely universal in a primeval kind of way. It's familiar without being predictable.

The more Shadow sits with me, the more I like it. Initially drawn in by the story and the action, I’m now enchanted by the symbolism. This is the kind of movie you’ll rewatch and always discover something new. (Original Mandarin with English subtitles, April 3, 2020)

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Nunca se está preparado para un desastre de este tamaño… “Sismo Magnitud 9.5”

Un repentino terremoto sacudió todo el parque químico en el condado de Gucheng, con fugas en las tuberías que provocaron constantes explosiones, el desastre se intensifica rápidamente y si se permite que se propague, toda la ciudad pronto será arrasada.

Con la tarea de apagar el incendio, un grupo de hombres conducen desde la estación de bomberos hasta el lugar y así comienza una carrera contra el tiempo para proteger y salvar vidas.

Estreno: 30 de mayo de 2024 en Cines.

La película está dirigida por Oxide Chun Pang, escrita por Ran Wang, Daiyuan Yang y Hongtao Zhang, y protagonizada por Jiang Du, Qianyuan Wang, Liya Tong, Cecilia Han, Haoming Yu y Dongjun Han.

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Season 1 of the thriller webdrama - ‘Sisyphus’ releases a new poster/stills of main cast - Wang Qianyuan and Lu Han.

It is set to premiere on September 2nd as part of iQiyi’s Light On feature

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Trailer: The 800

Trailer ©Koch Media / Auf Bluray erhältlich ab dem 22.04.2021

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Promo Round-up: Sisyphus #王千源 #鹿晗 #在劫难逃 Time-loop mystery Sisyphus stars Wang Qianyuan as a police officer who is sent back to the past every time he gets shot by the man (

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Shadow

Shadow    [trailer]

Life and intrigue in an ancient Chinese court.

Gorgeous to look at, a feast for the eyes.

Towards the end, the "no wounding is serious enough to stop anyone" gets a bit Monty Pythonesque. And the revelations who fooled whom are happening rather fast. But that's not really a problem.

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The Eight Hundred (2019) 

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Shadow (2019)

With Shadow, director Zhang Yimou (Hero, House of Flying Daggers) once again pushes the boundaries of wuxia action to create a film like no other, masterfully painting a canvas of inky blacks and greys punctuated with bursts of color from the blood of the defeated.

In a kingdom ruled by a young and unpredictable king, the military commander has a secret weapon: a "shadow," a look-alike who can fool both his enemies and the King himself. Now he must use this weapon in an intricate plan that will lead his people to victory in a war that the King does not want.

Directed by:   Zhang Yimou

Starring:   Deng Chao, Sun Li, Zheng Kai, Wang Qianyuan, Wang Jingchun, Hu Jun, Guan Xiaotong, Leo Wu

Release date:   May 3, 2019

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[190108-10] YUZHOU supporting movie 《The Big Shot》

☆ 190108 JINGYU weibo update:

Trans: Let's support my big brother Wang Qianyuan (王千源)! Go straight to the cinema on 10 January.

☆ 190110 WEIZHOU Fanclub weibo update

Trans: [Fanclub weekend welfare] Zhou Meow treats Baizhou to watch movie! Come and support director Wu Bai's latest movie "The Big Shot"!

(Wu Bai is also the supervisor of drama 《Ping Pong》)

Time: 14:50 / 17:00 on January 12, 2019 (Saturday)

Location: Beijing International Trade Paragon

Registration: Please send [name + mobile + Fanclub member screenshot + number of people watching + watching time] to TimmyXuFanclub@163.com, if you receive a reply, the registration is successful.

!! ️Please pick up the movie ticket at the spot 30 minutes in advance.

--> Omg ZZ is so great /sobs/ Our Meow used to say that he would often like to pay the bill whenever hanging out with friends. And now he even paid for the movie tickets to support the director.

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Shadow

directed by Zhang Yimou, 2018

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Shadow (2018)

directed by  Yimou Zhang

written by Yimou Zhang and Wei Lei

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Shadow 影 dir. Zhang Yimou starring Sun Li, Deng Chao, Zheng Kai, Wang Qianyuan, Hu Jun, Guan Xiaotong, Leo Wu, Wang Jingchun

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One Final Chase In UK Trailer For Caught In Time

One Final Chase In UK Trailer For Caught In Time

We do enjoy our crime thriller/dramas that have that cat and mouse chase. One of those film’s is Hong Kong crime thriller Caught In Time, check out the UK Trailer, as police officer and criminal have one final chase. The film comes from Lau Ho-Heung who has made a name for himself as writer. He has worked for the likes of Johnnie To (Three) and various Donnie Yen films (Bodyguards And Assassins),…

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龙虾刑警（2018）