Street walker by night, devoted mother by day, a woman fights to get her young son an education amid criminal and social injustice in China..
Is it worth your time? Honestly, if you want a feel-good romp, keep walking. The Goddess isn't here to make you feel warm and fuzzy. It’s for people who don't mind black-and-white subtitles and want to see a performance that feels like it’s vibrating off the screen. If you usually find older cinema "stiff," prepare to ...
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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Yonggang Wu
Edward LeSaint
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"Is it worth your time? Honestly, if you want a feel-good romp, keep walking. The Goddess isn't here to make you feel warm and fuzzy. It’s for people who don't mind black-and-white subtitles and want to see a performance that feels like it’s vibrating off the screen. If you usually find older cinema "stiff," prepare to be corrected by Lingyu Ruan. She does more with her eyes in one frame than most actors do in a whole trilogy. It’s 1934, and the camera lingers on her face in ways that feel almos..."
Lingyu Ruan
Yonggang Wu
China
1920 · IMDb —
William Parke
