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Aftershock
China’s blockbuster director Feng Xiaogang scored his biggest box office hit with this staggering disaster film about a massive earthquake and its aftermath.
Drama 2010 130 mins
Director: Feng Xiaogang
Overview
Adapting the true story of the devastation wrought in the town of Tangshan by a massive earthquake which killed more than 200,000 people, Aftershock also focuses on the years that follow as a family torn apart by the tragedy tries to pull itself back together.
Aftershock grossed more than $100 million at the international box office and remains the prime illustration of Feng Xiaogang’s talent as a filmmaker, and his ability to combine awe-inspiring special effects and an affecting story of love, loss and retribution.
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Extras
Feng Xiaogang in Conversation
