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Beijing Bicycle (2001) DVD

Beijing Bicycle (2001) DVD

Set in modern-day Beijing this powerful and evocative drama depicts in brilliant detail ... more

the daily struggle that the millions of citizens
of Beijing face day in and day out. When a young
man  Guei  arrives in Beijing from a rural village
he finds a j...

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Beijing Bicycle (DVD)

Beijing Bicycle (DVD)

This deceptively simple modern-day fable, set in China's fastest growing city, tells the ... more

dramatic tale of two very different teenage boys:
one a simple peasant lad (Guei), new to the big
city; and the other an overly ambitious schoolboy
(Jian).The two ...

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TARTANVIDEO - Beijing Bicycle: Subtitled/Mandarin

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Beijing Bicycle [2002] [DVD]

Beijing Bicycle [2002] [DVD]

Beijing Bicyclekicks off like an updated Chinese reworking of the 1948 Italian neo-realist ... more

classicBicycle Thieves: a worker, dependent on his
bike for his job, has it stolen and doggedly sets
out to get it back. But pretty soon Wang
Xiaoshuai's film mu...

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