Film Festival 2008 Venice Film Festival Gucci Prize
2008 European Film Awards Annual Discovery Award
2008 Montreal International New Film Festival Best Actor Award
2008 BAFTA Award for Best British Film, Best New Director 2 Nominations
2008 Commonwealth Independent Film Awards Best Actor, Technical Contribution Award, Don Quixote Award 3 Awards
2008 Chicago International Film Festival Best Film Golden Hugo Award, Best Actor 2 Awards
2008 Law The Youth Jury Prize at the Landers International Film Festival...
The film begins with the daily life of a mild-mannered prison officer, from his silence and carefulness, reflecting how tragic the confrontation between Northern Ireland and Britain has reached, from his The wounds and actions on the hands show what kind of intense and intense struggle is already in the prison~
Compared with "The Wind Blows the Rice Waves", here is the real violence and confrontation of Chi Guoguo, it is hard to imagine Northern Ireland and the British Such a fierce confrontation in the 1980s.
Think of "Stimulus 1995", it is really called the internal contradiction of the people's democracy, the relationship between the cadres and the masses in the prison is gentle ~ here, here...
documentary-like style, confrontation, the weak is in the end, the only weapon that can be used is one's own body, even life.
immortal.
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