Chinese Movie Dada,s Dance - ?? 2009
Cast And Crew
Director : Yuan Zhang
Starring: Xinyun Li, Xiaofeng Li ,Ke Gai, Yi Liu, Lanhui Wu, Qiang Chen,
Yuzheng Chen, Fan Ding, Uncle Du, Qiaoying Hu, Aibao Liu,
Jianzhong Lu, Xiaotian Mo ,Liping Song ,Aihua Wang, Xiumei Wang,
Wanqiu Xu, Gang Zhao, Tao Zhao ,Xuehan Zhao
Release Date:11 September 2009
Origin :China
Genre: Drama
Plot
Dada (Li Xinyun) is a young woman living in an unnamed central China city (filming took place in Wuhan[3]) with her divorced mother (Gai Ke) and her mother's leering boyfriend (Wu Lanhui). Her neighbor, Zhao Ye (Li Xiaofeng) spies on her through her open window each morning as she dances to salsa music and gets ready for the day. Dada, knowing of his crush, teases him mercilessly.
Dada spends much of her time avoiding the crude passes made by her mother's boyfriend. During one of these episodes, an argument occurs and her mother's boyfriend falsely claims that Dada was adopted. Armed with this information, she drags Zhao Ye and heads south to a small village where she meets a woman who could be her birth mother.
When she returns to the city, things take a turn for the worse as Dada puts into motion a sequence of events that will settle things once and for all.
Synopsis
"Dada's Dance" is a tragic love story. On a small village in China, Jao is in love with Dada. He sneaks a peek at her dancing and she steals his heart immediately. After his constant efforts, he is close to her. Chen, a lover of Dada’s mother lies to her that her real mother is someone else to send her away. Dada starts looking for her real mother with Jao’s help, but she can’t find her. After she comes back home realizing the liar is still around her mother, she loses her control. Jao is shocked by her furiousness and leaves her.
Review
After disappearing from the public for almost a year, veteran film director Zhang Yuan is back on the scene with his latest production Dada's Dance premiering on the Chinese mainland Friday. The movie has attracted much attention as it is Zhang's first work to be screened in China after police officers raided his home in Beijing in January 2008 and he was detained for allegedly using illegal drugs.
Zhang said that now he can face the past and feels grateful. "My daughter called me and said 'no matter what happened, no matter who you are, I love you.' I don't think my personal life can influence my film career much. This film is my answer to everything."
"I feel so happy that I can communicate with Chinese film lovers through my movie again," Zhang announced at the outdoor opening ceremony for Dada's Dance in Beijing.
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