73%User score 73 percent
One Second
2020 · Drama
User Score
232 votes
We're waiting to grow old.
Two married couples adjust to the vast social and economic changes taking place in China from the 1980s to the present.
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CinemaSerf
June 4, 2024
Set against a background of political and social change in China, it follows the life of the married "Yaojun" (Jingchun Wang) and "Liyun" (Mei Yong). They are contented enough until a tragedy disheartens them thoroughly and they move to a more urban existence which doesn't really suit anyone. It's especially problematic for their adopted son "Liu" (Roy Wang) who takes recalcitrance to an whole new level and just walk…
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December 2, 2024
**_So Long, My Son_: A Masterful Tapestry of Grief and Cultural Transformation** Xiaoshuai Wang's _So Long, My Son_ is an extraordinary cinematic experience that weaves a profoundly intimate narrative across three decades of Chinese social upheaval. At its core, this is a film about loss, resilience, and the quiet ways humans may navigate profound personal tragedy. Let's talk performances. Jingchun Wang and Mei Yong…
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