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China - 2021
In the near future, a medical breakthrough makes it possible to treat Alzheimer's disease. Ge, a hitman, feels a strange sensation of déjà vu in the middle of a mission, an echo of his recent nightmares. He wonders about his condition... and about his contracts.
Annular Eclipse
Ji Yi Qiu Long
China - 2021
Directing by: Zhang Chi
Writing: Zhang Chi
Cinematography: Fang Yi
Music: Huang Sheren, Zhao Haohai
Produced by: Zhang Lingfeng
Cast: Wang Ziyi, Liu Kejun, Liu Lu…
International sales: Parallax Films
Language : Chinese Mandarin // Subtitles : English and french
Writing: Zhang Chi
Cinematography: Fang Yi
Music: Huang Sheren, Zhao Haohai
Produced by: Zhang Lingfeng
Cast: Wang Ziyi, Liu Kejun, Liu Lu…
International sales: Parallax Films
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Monday December 06th 2021 07:30 PM
Monday December 06th 2021 21:30:00
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Annular Eclipse
In the near future, a medical breakthrough makes it possible to treat Alzheimer's disease. Ge, a hitman, feels a strange sensation of déjà vu in the middle of a mission, an echo of his recent nightmares. He wonders about his condition... and about his contracts.
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Legally restricted to persons over 12
Lenght : 97 min // Ratio : 2.39 // Format : dcpLanguage : Chinese Mandarin // Subtitles : English and french
In the near future, a medical breakthrough makes it possible to treat Alzheimer's disease. Ge, a hitman, feels a strange sensation of déjà vu in the middle of a mission, an echo of his recent nightmares. He wonders about his condition... and about his contracts.
The Chinese blockbusters that reach us on SVOD platforms suffer in their cruel majority from a flagrant lack of identity, despite their technical mastery. You have to look to the auteur cinema to find emotions, often negative ones. Annular Eclipse offers a too rare compromise between these two universes, in a rude visual madness, a surprising echo to the Hong Kong experiments of the ultimate Golden Age. A bit of science fiction, cruelty infused with South Korean crime fiction, and dirty graphic violence: Zhang Chi's film creates a cinematographic dimension that is referential, to say the least, but with a novel feel.