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Yi geng mo sheng nu ren de lai xin (Letter from An Unknown Woman)
Letter from An Unknown Woman

Peking, 1948. A bleak winter night. A man rides home through a war-ridden city. A letter waits for him at home. It’s a letter written by a woman before her death. In it, she tells him that she loves him, a lifelong passion that hasn’t lessened with time, but of which he knew nothing. He recalls their short but passionate young love, the difficulties she had in raising their child, and their last meeting at which he didn’t recognize her. Now that she has lost her son (the only thread linking her to the man she loved), she no longer has the strength to live... Shaken by the letter, the man searches his memory for the nameless woman.

Xu Jinglei
Born in Beijing, she studied acting at the Film School in the same city. Having graduated, she rapidly shot to fame for her parts in several TV series and in the cinema. Her career took a different direction on writing, directing and producing her first feature film, My Father and I, which earned her not only recognition in her country, but also abroad, at festivals such as those of Toronto or Tokyo. Letter from An Unknown Woman is her second feature film as a director and screenwriter.

SCREENING
DAY
TIME
CINEMA  
20
19:30
Principal Only press and accreditation-holders. Priority Press. Original language with Spanish subtitles
20
19:30
Principe, 9 Only press and accreditation-holders. Priority Press. Original language with English subtitles
21
09:00
Kursaal, 1
21
20:30
Kursaal, 1
22
16:00
Astoria, 3
22
21:00
Astoria, 3 Last screening.
 

 



VIDEO

DIRECTOR
Xu Jinglei
SCREENPLAY
Xu Jinglei
STORY-LINE
Stephan Zweig
PRODUCTION
Asian Union Film & Media Bldg. B. Shuguang Tower No. 5 Jingshun Road, Chaoyang District Beijing 1000
PHOTOGRAPHY
Li Ping Bin
EDITION
Zhang Yi Fan
MUSIC
Kubota Osamu, Lin Hai
CAST
Xu Jinglei, Jiang Wen
RUNNING TIME
90 m.
YEAR
2004