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PPPllleeeiiinnn llleeesss YYYeeeuuuxxx !!! Chine DA TAI JIAN LI LIANYING Tian L‘eunuque impérial Zhuang- Li Lianying Zhuang Réal. Tian Chine, au début du XX°siècle. Li Lyanying, l'eunuque le plus célèbre Zhuangzhuang de Chine se remémore les instants les plus marquants d'une vie qu'il Scén. Tian consacra entièrement à l'impératrice Cixi. Entré très jeune au Palais Zhuangzhuang Jian Wen Impérial pour échapper à la misère, il passe 52 ans auprès d'elle. Photo Zhao Fei Leurs vies sont inséparables. Il joue auprès d'elle un rôle déterminant Mont. Quian Lengleng : il est à ses côtés quand il s'agit de choisir le successeur de son fils Décor Yang yuhe décédé, il participe à l'éducation du futur empereur, il la suit dans sa Yao Qing fuite hors de la Cité Interdite pendant la guerre des boxers. Il est Son Wu Ning toujours là pour les derniers instants de la vie de l'impératrice. Mus. Mo Fan Tian Zhuangzhuang , tout en nous faisant partager la vie de cet Int. Jian Wen homme doté d'un pouvoir extrême et de grands privilèges, nous ouvre Tian Zhuangzhuang est né Liu Xiaoqing en 1952 à Pékin. Fils de Zhu Fan aussi un peu les portes de la Cité Interdite et nous fait découvrir la vie et le rôle des eunuques. parents célèbres dans le Zhu Yu milieu du cinéma, il fut garde Lin Wei rouge pendant la Révolution Prod. Sky Films In China, early in 20th century, Li Lyanying, the most famous Culturelle puis passa cinq ans Beijing Film eunuch in the country, remembers the significant moments of his dans l‘armée avant de Studio life, which was entirely dedicated to Empress Cixi. Compelled to rejoindre l‘Institut du cinéma China Film escape misery, he was still very young when entered the Imperial à Pékin en 1978. Diplômé en Corporation Palace. He spent 52 years at the service of the Empress. Their lives 1982, il commence une are intertwined and he indeed played a decisive role at her side carrière de metteur en scène Dist. MK2 Diffusion devenant l‘une des figures 55 rue Traversière when a successor son had to be chosen after the decease of her son. He contributed to the education of the future Emperor; he followed des cinéastes dits de la 75 012 Paris cinquième génération. Après tél : 01 44 67 30 00/81 her when shehad to leave the Forbidden City to escape the Boxers Le cerf- volant bleu, il est fax : 01 43 44 20 18 War. He is still at her side when the Empress is about to die. interdit de tournage. Entre www.mk2.com Tian Zhuang Zhuang's film allows us to share the daily life of this 1994 et 1997, il produit man holding real power and great privileges, and it opens the doors quatre longs métrages de 1991 35 mm of the Forbidden City to make us discover the life and role of jeunes cinéastes. couleur, 119mn v.o.mandarin.s.t.f eunuchs. Filmographie sélective 1981 : L‘éléphant rouge 1983 : Septembre Vendredi 13 février à 10h - Majestic 4 1985 : Le voleur de Dimanche 15 févrierà 20h30 - Majestic 4 chevaux 1990 : Li Lianying, 1992 : Le cerf-volant bleu 2002 : Springtime in a small town 2004 : Delamu 2006 : The go master .

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