Yang, Fengliang, Cong, Zhijun, Fa, Wu, Gong, Li, Li, Wei, Yi, Zhang, Zhang, Yimou	...	(Director)
Heng Liu	...	(Writer)
Ma Chong	...
Zhijun Cong	...
Wu Fa	...
Li Gong	...	Ju Dou
Jia Jin	...
Baotian Li	...	Yang Tian-qing
Wei Li	...	Yang Jin-shan
Xingli Niu	...
Yang Qianbin	...
Zhang Yi	...	Tianbai as child
Jia Zhaoji	...
Ji-an Zheng	...	Yang Tian-bai as a Youth
Gong Li	...	Ju Dou
Li Bao-Tian	...	Yang Tian-qing
Zhaoji Jia	...
Qianbin Yang	...	(as Yang Qianbin)
Jia Zhao-Ji	...
Ru-jin Xia	...	Composer
Jiping Zhao	...	Composer
Du Yuan	...	Editor
Changwei Gu	...	Cinematographer
Lun Yang	...	Cinematographer
Yuan Du	...	Editor
Juiping Cao	...	Production Designer
Zhi-an Zhang	...	Costume Design
Xia Rujin	...	Production Designer
Gu Chang-Wei	...	Director of Photography

Comments: DCH 101

Summary: They were destined, if not doomed, to be together. She was the mill owner's battered bride; he was his overworked nephew. Out of their plight grew a profound and powerful secret love. Their hearts were free, but only murder could free the lovers from the tyranny of the mill owner. Or could it? Acclaimed throughout the world, this film almost didn't come to the screen at all. Chinese officials tried to hide Ju-Dou behind a wall of censorship - an act that prompted Martin Scorsese, Woody Allen and other major filmmakers to speak out in support of this remarkable film.