"Xiaogang Feng" Filmography
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Tangshan dadizhen
2010, China
- Actors: Jingchu Zhang, Daoming Chen, Yi Lu, Chen Li, Jin Chen, Fan Xu, Guoqiang Zhang, Lixin Yang, Zi-feng Zhang, Ziwen Wang, Li-li Liu, Mei Yong, Zhong Lü, Tie-Dan
- Genre: Drama
- Director(s): Xiaogang Feng
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Available languages:
- Chinese Chinese.
In Tangshan, the truck driver Da Qiang, his wife Yuan Ni and their twin Fang Da and Fang Deng are a happy simple family. On 27 July 1976, a devastating earthquake destroys Tangshan, and Da Qiang dies while trying to rescue his children from their apartment. When a collapsed beam traps Fang Da and Fang Deng, Yuan Ni is forced to decide between saving her son or daughter and she chooses Fang Da. However, her daughter Fang Deng overhears her mother's choice and miraculously survives. She is rescued by a soldier and adopted by Mr. Wang and his wife with the name Wang Deng. Thirty-two years later, after an earthquake in China, Wang Deng that is married with a Canadian lawyer and lives in Vancouver with her daughter, travels to China and voluntarily joins the rescue team. She meets by chance Fang Da and she leans the drama of Yuan Ni along all those years. The family is finally reunited at Yuan Ni's home where bitterness are exposed and resolved.
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Ye yan
2006, China
- Actors: Ziyi Zhang, You Ge, Daniel Wu, Xun Zhou, Jingwu Ma, Xiaoming Huang, Zhonghe Zhou, Zeng Qiusheng, Xu Xiyan, Liu Yanbin, Ma Lun, Xiang Bin, Chunyu Zheng
- Genre: Action, Drama, Fantasy, History, War
- Director(s): Xiaogang Feng
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Available languages:
- Chinese Chinese.
In 907 AD, the Tang Dynasty is in tatters; infighting snarls the imperial family. Crown Prince Wu Luan loves Little Wan, but his father takes her as his Empress. Wu Luan goes into exile, studying dance and music. His uncle murders his father, taking throne and Empress; uncle sends assassins to kill Wu Luan. The Crown Prince eludes death and comes to court. The Emperor arranges for Little Wan's coronation and dispatches Wu Luan to a distant land; he then calls for a midnight banquet on the 100th day of his rule. Poison, treachery, Wu Luan's return, and the love of the innocent Qing for Wu Luan set up the final entanglements. No Fortinbras or Horatio lay the dead to rest.