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Thumbnail : Mao’s Last Dancer – Why Joan Chen feels is a shame America is so different today

Mao’s Last Dancer – Why Joan Chen feels is a shame America is so different today

August 20, 2010 • 3 Comments

Joan Chen’s life shares a resemblance with Li Cuxin, whose autobiography inspired her new movie. She portrays Niang, the mother of Li Cuxin (portrayed by Chi Cao), a child who trained as a dancer by the Chinese government. We spoke with Joan about her life…

Thumbnail : Mao’s Last Dancer – Clip “Hello Li”

Mao’s Last Dancer – Clip “Hello Li”

August 18, 2010 • 0 Comments

Clip on this post for a clip on a film based on the real life story of ballet dancer Li Cunxin. It has a limited release this Friday in the States. The film has already opened elsewhere, in particular Australia where it is set…

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