A Thousand Years of Good Prayers (2007)
Sobre o filme
Mr. Shi is an older Chinese man who comes to a barren American suburb to visit his daughter, Yilan, recently divorced and consumed by her work as a librarian. She is impatient with his presence, and it gradually leaks out that she is seeing a married man on the sly. Meanwhile, her father strikes up a friendship with an Iranian woman of his own age, a connection which inspires him to reconcile with his daughter. Wayne’s vision of America as an alienating, unfriendly place of almost agoraphobic spaces between houses and people is compelling and allows much of the film’s emotional life to remain unspoken.
Título original: A Thousand Years of Good Prayers
Ano: 2007
Duração: 83 minutos
Cor: color, 35mm
Direção: WAYNE WANG
Roteiro: Yiyun Li
Fotografia: Patrick Lindenmaier
Elenco: Faye Yu, Henry O, Vida Ghahremani, Pasha Lychnikoff
Produtor: Yukie Kito, Rich Cowan, Wayne Wang
Música: Lesley Barber
Edições: 32