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A Moth in Spring

May 1, 2010
0h 26m
★ 0.0

Overview

Mixing narrative, experimental, and vérité footage, director Yu Gu explores themes of exile, art, and family in this touching documentary. In the process, she discovers that the desire for freedom of speech is a force that unites three generations of her family.

Genres

Documentary
Adventure

Cast

Ni Ge

Self

Ni Ge

Xiong Gu

Self

Xiong Gu

Guo Guo

Yun

Guo Guo

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