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Our Time Will Come (Ming yue ji shi you) [Audio: China]

The film is about a girl and her fiance in Hong Kong, which is occupied by Japan. Meanwhile, a school teacher and her potential fiancé are associated with Chinese guerrilla fighters, shaping their path and forging a new experience of freedom.
Duration: 130 min
Quality: HD
Release: 2017
IMDb: 6.4
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The Straits Times (Singapore)
July 06, 2017 Has plenty of heart, but no soul.
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Variety
June 21, 2017 By highlighting the value of artists and intellectuals, and the importance of protecting them, she imbues the authentic historical episode with timely universal relevance.
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RogerEbert.com
July 07, 2017 A surprisingly affecting call to arms.
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Hollywood Reporter
June 22, 2017 Beyond the handful of obligatory escapades, gunfights and images of martyrdom, the film reveals itself as less a drama about extraordinary heroes than an illustration of life in a fallen city.
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New York Times
July 05, 2017 It's Fang's transformation, embodied by Ms. Zhou's lean, cool authority, that carries the most weight, lending the proceedings an unforced feminist dimension, and reaffirming Ms. Hui's status as one of China's cinematic treasures.
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South China Morning Post
July 04, 2017 Hui makes the most of her cast - boasting a notable number of Hong Kong Film Awards winners - to fashion an unapologetically human drama.
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Los Angeles Times
July 06, 2017 A little-known chapter in Hong Kong's wartime history has been vividly re-created in "Our Time Will Come," a female-driven drama poignantly directed by Ann Hui.
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Chicago Reader
July 13, 2017 Like most of Hui's films, Our Time's subtlety is entrancing, withholding big dramatic moments to consider everyday behavior. This strategy speaks to Hui's tremendous gifts of directing actors and establishing a sense of place.
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Washington Post
July 06, 2017 As usual in Hui's films, the personal and the political are stitched tightly together.
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Screen International
June 21, 2017 A film marked by strong performances - leads Zhou Xun and Deanie Ip in particular - and a poignant resonance which rings through to the territory's travails today.
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The Film Stage
July 19, 2017 The film capitalizes on its characters' amateurism, which imbues their life-threatening cause with a desperation that easily translates into tension in every scene.
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