Song of the Exile (1990)
Ke tu qiu hen (original title)Reference View | Change View
- 1h 40min
- Drama
- 27 Apr 1990 (Hong Kong)
- Movie
- 2 wins & 5 nominations.
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Cast
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Maggie Cheung | ... |
Cheung Hueyin (Xiao En)
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Siu-Kwong Chung | ... |
Younger sister's husband
(as Zhaoguang Zhong)
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Tan Lang Jachi Tian | ... |
Aiko's brother
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Waise Lee | ... |
(as Zi Xiong Li)
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Qun Lin | ... |
Xiao Hui (Hueyin's younger sister)
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Hsiao-Fen Lu | ... |
Aiko (Hueyin's mother)
(as Xiao Fen Lu)
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Feng Tien | ... |
Hueyin's Grandfather
(as Feng Tian)
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Xiang Xiao | ... |
Hueyin's Grandmother
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Tinlan Yang | ... |
Little Hueyin (Xiao En)
(as Yang Ting'en)
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Quinzi Yinjian | ... |
Aiko's brother's wife
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Directed by
Ann Hui |
Written by
Nien-Jen Wu | ... | () |
Produced by
Nai-Chung Chou | ... | executive producer |
King Hu | ... | producer |
Teng-Fei Lin | ... | executive producer |
Jimmy Wang Yu | ... | producer (as Yu Wang) |
Music by
Yang Chen |
Cinematography by
Zhiwen Zhong |
Editing by
Yee-Shun Wong | ... | (as Yishun Wang) |
Production Design by
Chung-Man Yee |
Costume Design by
Shirley Chan |
Production Management
Jessinta Liu | ... | production manager (as Feng-ping Liao) |
Sound Department
Curtis Choy | ... | production sound mixer |
Henry Chung | ... | sound recording: present day (as You-Tien Chung) |
Chiang-Sheng Hsin | ... | sound recording: taiwan |
Yu Ting | ... | dubbing editor: cantonese |
Duu-Chih Tu | ... | sound mixer (as Tu Tu-Chih) |
Li Wu | ... | dubbing editor: mandarin |
Wai-jin Yeung | ... | sound recording: cantonese |
Additional Crew
Chi-Pin Chao | ... | planner |
Jing-tung Fang | ... | planner |
Kei Shu | ... | overseas advisor |
Yoshiaki Tomura | ... | translator: production assistant (as Cheung-Wing Lee) |
Kevin Tsai | ... | planner (as Kang-yung Tsai) |
Shu-Ying Wang | ... | planner |
Tetsuo Yamashita | ... | translator: Japanese |
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- Kino International (1991) (United States) (subtitled)
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Plot Summary |
After the Sino-Japanese War, Kwei Dz, one of the family members of Japanese soldiers accepted a Chinese officer's proposal and remained in China. Later they had a daughter named Ann. The officer went to Hong Kong to work, leaving Kwei Dz and Ann in Macao. Kwei Dz, unable to communicate with her in-laws, much less accept their ways, became remorseful. Yet the worst problem she had was that Ann did not accept her as a mother. After Ann got a Master Degree in UK she went back to Hong Kong. Kwei Dz had been feeling very homesick for her mother country and decided to take Ann and return to Japan. In Japan, Ann began to understand her mother's pain because she did not understand Japan or the Japanese. Later a telegram from Canton arrived saying that Ann's grandfather had had a stroke. Upon seeing her to grandfather, Ann realized that, in spite of his now frail body, a body once tortured by Red Guards, he was so hopeful for China's future. Ann saw that China was now trying to find its own way in the midst of its self-inflicted turmoil.
Written by L.H. Wong |
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