Turning Point 1977
At the close of the Cultural Revolution, a group of young idealists battle for the right to return home and restart their lives after years of toil on a state run re-education farm in China.
At the close of the Cultural Revolution, a group of young idealists battle for the right to return home and restart their lives after years of toil on a state run re-education farm in China.
Wang Xuebing
Pan Zhiyu
Zhou Xianxin
Chen Qiong
Sun Haiying
Lao Chi
Zhou Dayong
Zhang Guoqiang
Zhao Youliang
Chen Fude
Wang Shuai
Ah Niu
Lei Jiayin
Ah Sang
Wu Yufang
Wei Li
At the close of the Cultural Revolution, a group of young idealists battle for the right to return home and restart their lives after years of toil on a state run re-education farm in China.
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Anthology of short films directed by several different directors.
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