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| Product Title: | Going To School With Dad On My Back (Taiwan Version) 背起爸爸上學 又名︰背著爸爸上學去 (台灣版) 背起爸爸上学 又名∶背著爸爸上学去 (台湾版) Going To School With Dad On My Back (Taiwan Version) Going To School With Dad On My Back (Taiwan Version) |
| Artist Name(s): | Chao Chiang | Yan Dan Chen | Jiang Hua Lin | ZHANG XIAO TONG | Zhou You Zhao 趙強 | 顏丹晨 | 江化霖 | 張小童 | 周友朝 赵强 | 颜丹晨 | Jiang Hua Lin | ZHANG XIAO TONG | 周友朝 趙強（チャオ・チャン） | Yan Dan Chen | Jiang Hua Lin | ＺＨＡＮＧ ＸＩＡＯ ＴＯＮＧ | Zhou You Zhao Chao Chiang | Yan Dan Chen | Jiang Hua Lin | ZHANG XIAO TONG | Zhou You Zhao |
| Release Date: | 2005-02-01 |
| Language: | Mandarin |
| Subtitles: | English, Traditional Chinese |
| Country of Origin: | Hong Kong |
| Picture Format: | NTSC What is it? |
| Disc Format(s): | DVD |
| Region Code: | All Region What is it? |
| Duration: | 96 (mins) |
| Publisher: | Hoker Records |
| Package Weight: | 130 (g) |
| Shipment Unit: | 1 What is it? |
| YesAsia Catalog No.: | 1003954866 |
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* Screen Format : 16:9 (Anamorphic Widescreen)
* Sound Mix : Dolby Digital 5.1
* DVD Type : N/A
* Extras : N/A
導演：周友朝
Director：Chow Yau Chiu
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中國第一部親子電影。生活在貧困山村的男孩石娃，母親早逝，自小跟爸爸和姐姐相依 為命。石娃七歲那年，父親供不起兩個孩子上學，一把勺子決定了他 們的命運：石娃上學；姐姐輟學。秋收季節，父親幹活時捽倒，癱瘓 了。初中畢業的石娃終於收到了師範的錄取通知書，可是父親由誰來 照顧呢？父親不想連累兒子，結果作了人生中另一個重大決定……
Xi-wa, who was a seven-year-old child, lived in the poor mountain village in Mainland China with his father and elder sister. His father could not afford the schooling of both children. He must give up one of them to go the school. Luckily, Xi-wa won the chance by twisting the wooden spoon. One day, his father tumbled to the ground and become paralytic. At the some time, Xi-wa received the admission notice from the teacher training college......
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A Mainland Chinese film about family with a title this tantalizing pretty much guarantees that you’ll see the main character indeed going to school with the titular father on his back. And you do. For good measure they throw in a scene of the father going to school with the son on his back. A father/son movie, Going To School With Father On My Back starts with son, Shiwa, getting chosen, by dumb luck, to go to school instead of his sister. They live in the dirt poor country with dad, Shida, who's a semi-lovable grump. But only semi. Shiwa goes to school, sister gets married off for money so he can stay in school, Shiwa wins the Chemistry Olympics and goes to University to become a teacher. That's the plot, so if you’re looking for complicated story-telling, look elsewhere. It's the form, not the function, of this movie that's so interesting. It's a neat lesson in how to transform a TV "Movie of the Week" into grand drama. There are lots of "beauty of the Chinese countryside" shots, lots of well-chosen orchestral stirrings, plenty of shots of students working and, literally, burning the midnight oil. The movie is dedicated to valorizing a kid's first day in school, to turning into an epic the stuff of everyday life, and it succeeds. Viewers will either be fascinated or bored. One of the most interesting aspects of this film is the seemingly shallow relationship between father and son. If you thought your parents were high maintenance wait until you see Shida. When he doesn't get his way he collapses to the ground, arms flailing, he tries to get on welfare and he pitches himself head-first into the family well. When Shiwa finally puts Dad on his back you can't tell if it's father-son bonding at its best, or co-dependency at its worst. It's this prickly edge, the pleasure/pain relationship of Shiwa and Shida, that keeps the movie from vanishing from memory soon after viewing. by Grady Hendrix |
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February 10, 2006
A True Story and Deeply Moving
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A truly wonderful movie about the spirit of survival despite the odds. About a poverty stricken and debilitatingly sick father's determination for his son to continue his education. About the son who refuses to ignore his father's health and finally held his father on his back so he can do both of going to the teaching college and to take care of his father. Beautifully done and very well acted. Being a true story adds much credibility. The young man must be in his mid twenty's now. A big salute to him. The movie also touched upon the unfair treatment of daughters in general by their parents which is also very real I am sure. An excellent movie. |
April 3, 2003
This customer review refers to Going To School With Father On My Back
I am the English subtitler
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It was one of my greatest pleasure to write the English subtitles for this film. What an honor to have been a small part of this brilliant film. I hope my subtitles will allow this film to be seen by English-speaking audience from all over the world. It truly is one of the best movies I have ever seen in my life. |
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