The Accused Uncle Shangang
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The Accused Uncle Shangang | |
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Traditional Chinese | 被告山杠爺 |
Simplified Chinese | 被告山杠爺 |
Literal meaning | father Shangang the defendant |
Hanyu Pinyin | bèigào Shāngāng yé |
Jyutping | pei5 gou3 saan1 gong1 je4 |
Directed by | Fan Yuan |
Starring | Meng Li Li Rentang Hua Yang |
Production company | Emei Film Studio |
Release date |
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Country | China |
Language | Mandarin |
The Accused Uncle Shangang (Chinese: 被告山杠爺) is a 1994 Chinese film about life in rural China. It won three of the 1995 Golden Rooster Awards, for Best Picture, Best Directorial Debut (Fan Yuan), and Best Actor (Li Rentang).[1] It also won Best Picture and Best Actor at the 1995 Hundred Flowers Awards.
Plot summary
Village Chief Shangang is not a bad man, but he often metes out justice as he sees it without regard to the law. To punish a woman accused of beating and otherwise abusing her old mother-in-law, Shangang has her bound and exhibited in the village in humiliating fashion, after which the woman hangs herself in front of his door. Her husband threatens to report Shangang to higher authorities, and eventually prosecutors Su Qiang and Xiao Ding come to investigate after being tipped off by an anonymous letter. They find that they have to take Shangang away for his illegal treatment of the woman, and when the villagers complain, Shangang himself tells them to uncomplainingly accept the law.
References
- ^ Beijing Review. Beijing Review. 1996. p. 14.
External links
- The Accused Uncle Shangang at IMDb
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