Walk in the dark
                    
                                               
                                                    
Release Year: 
                                             
                                                2005 
                        
                                          
                
  
               
                            
                      Story:
                        
                       
                    
                Bao, a blind woman, sings every day on the streets of Peking to make a living. She is caught up in an endless lawsuit in the hope of having some money reimbursed while doing her best to rear Ming Ming, her mentally ill daughter. After a car accident, and to her mother's great despair, Ming Ming decides to drop out of school and become a street artist. History seems to repeat itself.
Casts & Crews:
                                     Li Xiaofeng
                                    Directors
                                
                    Runtime:
                    90
 minutes
                                    
                                                  
                    Language: 
                    
                
                                  
                                 
                    Reference: 
officially selected
by the 20th Fribourg International Film Festival
the 8th Taipei Film Festival
the 3rd China Documentary Film Festival
Paris: Shadows Festival,
Berlin: Flyer Made in China,
New York: Reel China Festival
London: Filming East Festival awarded the Natural documentary award of CDAA, etc
                                 
                                officially selected
by the 20th Fribourg International Film Festival
the 8th Taipei Film Festival
the 3rd China Documentary Film Festival
Paris: Shadows Festival,
Berlin: Flyer Made in China,
New York: Reel China Festival
London: Filming East Festival awarded the Natural documentary award of CDAA, etc
                    Tags: 
                    blind person, sing for a living, mother and daughter relationship
                                  
                
                
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                                  Director‘s Statement:   
                    Li Xiaofeng and Jiakai began shooting in September 2001 when they moved next to Bao and 
Ming Ming, whom they had followed for four years. Personally involved in the boisterous and chaotic life of the two women, they play the role of blind guide to the mother and private tutor to the daughter. Through their common destiny full of ups and downs but also love and compassion, they seek to point out the rapid and profound changes that are marking China and leaving enormous problems. Those who are left behind struggle to keep their dignity to live. Plunged into the dark, both literally and figuratively, Bao does not lose faith and continues to fight untiringly.
            
            Ming Ming, whom they had followed for four years. Personally involved in the boisterous and chaotic life of the two women, they play the role of blind guide to the mother and private tutor to the daughter. Through their common destiny full of ups and downs but also love and compassion, they seek to point out the rapid and profound changes that are marking China and leaving enormous problems. Those who are left behind struggle to keep their dignity to live. Plunged into the dark, both literally and figuratively, Bao does not lose faith and continues to fight untiringly.
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Casts & Crews
 Li Xiaofeng
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Story:
 
                Bao, a blind woman, sings every day on the streets of Peking to make a living. She is caught up in an endless lawsuit in the hope of having some money reimbursed while doing her best to rear Ming Ming, her mentally ill daughter. After a car accident, and to her mother's great despair, Ming Ming decides to drop out of school and become a street artist. History seems to repeat itself.  
            
        
                                     
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