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THE WILD GOOSE LAKE MOVIE REVIEW
While called “The Wild Goose Lake” in English, in Chinese, this movie’s title actually translates to “Meeting at South Train Station,” which might give a better sense of the tone this neo-noir portrays. After accidentally killing a cop, Zhou Zenong (Hu Ge) is met in a rainy train station by the mysterious Liu Aiai (Gwei Lun-mei). Together they try to outrun the police, local gang members, and sometimes each other to avoid the bounty placed on Zhou’s head. So heat up a bowl of noodles, put on a record of Boney M.’s “Rasputin,” and listen to Mindy, Adrian, Hunter, and Lewayne breakdown director Yi’nan Diao’s latest art film pretending to be a crime thriller.
DIRECTED BY: Yi’nan Diao
STARRING:Hu Ge, Gwei Lun-mei, Liao Fan, Wan Qian, Qi Dao, Huang Jue, Chloe Maayan, Zhang Yicong, Chen Yongzhong
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