| Flowers Of War, The | |||||
| Beijing New Picture Film Co. (2011) | |||||
| Drama, History | |||||
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| Christian Bale | John | |
| Paul Schneider | ||
| Shigeo Kobayashi | Lt. Kato | |
| Xinyi Zhang | Shujuan Meng | |
| Ni Ni | Yu Mo | |
| Atsuro Watabe | Colonel Hasegawa | |
| Dawei Tong | Major Li | |
| Tianyuan Huang | George | |
| Kefan Cao | Mr. Meng | |
| Junichi Kajioka | Japanese Machinegun Soldier | |
| Tong Dawei | Major Li | |
| Zhang Xinyi | Shu | |
| Huang Tianyuan | George Chen | |
| Cao Kefan | Mr. Meng | |
| Sun Jia | Hua | |
| Li Yuemin | Dou |
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| Producer | William Kong
Weiping Zhang |
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| Writer | Heng Liu
Geling Yan |
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| Cinematography | Xiaoding Zhao
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| Musician | Qigang Chen
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Chinese sex workers in 1937 volunteer to replace university students as escorts for invading Japanese soldiers. n 1937 China, during the second Sino-Japanese war, a mortician, John (Christian Bale) arrives at a Catholic church in Nanjing to prepare a priest for burial. Upon arrival he finds himself the lone adult among a group of convent girl students and prostitutes from a nearby brothel. When he finds himself in the unwanted position of protector of both groups from the horrors of the invading Japanese army, he discovers the meaning of sacrifice and honor. Written by msmith5484 |
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