Fortune Teller
Country/Region:
Mainland China
Release Year: 2009
Release Year: 2009
Story:
Half a lifetime alone, Li Baicheng is a folk fortune-teller. At the age of 40, he met a disabled Shi Pearl and two people began to live together. He lives by telling fortune in the northern urban-rural fringe. Most of those who come to him are prostitutes laden with anxiety. In the length of a long volume and in the form of traditional Chinese serial novels, the whole film shows the different states of social marginal figures.
Half a lifetime alone, Li Baicheng is a folk fortune-teller. At the age of 40, he met a disabled Shi Pearl and two people began to live together. He lives by telling fortune in the northern urban-rural fringe. Most of those who come to him are prostitutes laden with anxiety. In the length of a long volume and in the form of traditional Chinese serial novels, the whole film shows the different states of social marginal figures.
Casts & Crews:
Xu Tong
Directors
Runtime:
129
minutes
Subtitles:
Chinese
Festivals & Awards:
2013 Tokyo Independent Film Festival-Special Screening 2011 Berlin Asian Film Video Art Festival 2011 Montreal (Canada) International Documentary Film Festival 2011 Toronto (Canada) Asian Film Festival 2011 Hangzhou Asian Youth Film Festival 2011 Collection of Li Xianting Film Fund 2011 Taipei Film Festival-Aspects of Asia 2011 Spain-China Documentary Film Exchange Exhibition (Iberia Center for Contemporary Art) 2011 Asian Documentary Forum-Kolkata, India 2011 Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) Documentary Biweekly Exhibition-New York, USA 2011 Rotterdam International Film Festival-Bright Future Section 2010 Asian Film Critics League Awards (NETPAC) 2010 REEL CHINA Contemporary Chinese Documentary Biennial-New York, USA 2010 Vancouver (Canada) International Film Festival 2010 Seoul Digital Film Festival 2010 Beijing First Annual Youth Independent Video Exhibition 2010 Hong Kong Chinese Documentary Film Festival-Runner-up in Feature Film Group 2009 China Independent Imaging Annual Exhibition CIFF-Top Ten Documentary Films of the Year
2013 Tokyo Independent Film Festival-Special Screening 2011 Berlin Asian Film Video Art Festival 2011 Montreal (Canada) International Documentary Film Festival 2011 Toronto (Canada) Asian Film Festival 2011 Hangzhou Asian Youth Film Festival 2011 Collection of Li Xianting Film Fund 2011 Taipei Film Festival-Aspects of Asia 2011 Spain-China Documentary Film Exchange Exhibition (Iberia Center for Contemporary Art) 2011 Asian Documentary Forum-Kolkata, India 2011 Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) Documentary Biweekly Exhibition-New York, USA 2011 Rotterdam International Film Festival-Bright Future Section 2010 Asian Film Critics League Awards (NETPAC) 2010 REEL CHINA Contemporary Chinese Documentary Biennial-New York, USA 2010 Vancouver (Canada) International Film Festival 2010 Seoul Digital Film Festival 2010 Beijing First Annual Youth Independent Video Exhibition 2010 Hong Kong Chinese Documentary Film Festival-Runner-up in Feature Film Group 2009 China Independent Imaging Annual Exhibition CIFF-Top Ten Documentary Films of the Year
Tags:
#morality
#complicated human world
#documentary
Director‘s Statement:
At the lowest limit of survival, living has no need for meaning.
But living tenaciously itself is the whole meaning of life.
But living tenaciously itself is the whole meaning of life.
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Casts & Crews
Xu Tong
Director
Story:
Half a lifetime alone, Li Baicheng is a folk fortune-teller. At the age of 40, he met a disabled Shi Pearl and two people began to live together. He lives by telling fortune in the northern urban-rural fringe. Most of those who come to him are prostitutes laden with anxiety. In the length of a long volume and in the form of traditional Chinese serial novels, the whole film shows the different states of social marginal figures.