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My Chinese Sister

19941h 35mAlain Mazars

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In 1977, one year after Mao died, a French man ( played by Alain Bashung) comes back to China to work as a school teacher with his daughter. He quickly ignores the interdiction of getting in touch with Chinese people and finds himself drawn into mysterious meetings at the Red Pavilion. MY CHINESE SISTER is a movie about pretense and the mystification of reality.

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What is My Chinese Sister (1994) about?

In 1977, one year after Mao died, a French man ( played by Alain Bashung) comes back to China to work as a school teacher with his daughter. He quickly ignores the interdiction of getting in touch with Chinese people and finds himself drawn into mysterious meetings at the Red Pavilion. MY CHINESE SISTER is a movie about pretense and the mystification of reality.

Who stars in My Chinese Sister?

My Chinese Sister stars Jean-François Balmer (Paul Bricou), Alain Bashung (Robert Chantegris), Jean-Claude Brisson (Mr. Rabot), Laure de Clermont-Tonnerre (Blanche), Ru Ping. The film was directed by Alain Mazars.

How long is My Chinese Sister?

My Chinese Sister has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1994.

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