Ke, Jia Zhang, Lin, Zhou, Sanming, Han, Tao, Zhao, Wei, Wang Hong, Zhubin, Li	...	(Director)
Zhang Ke Jia, Na Guan	...	(Writer)
Tao Zhao	...	Shen Hong
Zhou Lan	...	Huang Mao
Sanming Han	...	Sanming
Lizhen Ma	...	Missy Ma
Hongwei Wang	...	Wang Dongming
Kai Chen	...
Ronghu Chen	...
Jian Chieng	...
Chuanan Fang	...
Zhongming He	...
Yong Huang	...	...
Deping Jiang	...
Shiping Jiang	...
Tianyah Lan	...
Bin Li	...
Zhao Tao	...	Shen-Hong Guo
Zhubin Li	...	...
Hong Wei Wang	...
Haiyu Xiang	...	...
Lin Zhou	...	...
Giong Lim	...	Composer
Nelson Yu Lik-wai	...	Cinematographer
Lim Giong	...	Original Music Composer
Bin Li (III)	...
Fengmin Li	...
Jing Lei Kong	...	Editor
Jingsheng Li	...	...
Lunshuang Li	...
Yougzhong Li	...	...
Younghu Li	...
Changqiao Liu	...
Ping Liu	...
Xiaomao Long	...
Qiang Lu	...
Mingwang Luo	...
Xiang Ma	...
Jianlin Pan	...	...
Zhugui Qian	...
Changxiu Tan	...
Ling Tang	...
Jiquan Tian	...
Jianghong Wang	...
Qingsung Wang	...
Shengfu Wei	...
Longzhen Yang	...
Shengtao Yang	...
Daiqi Yu	...
Shengquan Zhang	...
Zuoping Zhang	...
Jicheng Zhu	...
Yong Zhung	...
Xiaoping Zou	...
Jing Dong Liang	...	Production Designer
Qiang Liu	...	Production Designer
Xudong Lin	...	artistic consultant
You Wang	...	Sound Designer
Yang Zhang	...	sound
Eddy Wong	...	Visual Effects Supervisor
Victor Wong	...	Visual Effects Supervisor

Comments: DCH 159

Summary: In Still Life, great changes have come to the town of Fengjie due to the construction of the Three Gorges hydro project on the Yangtze River. Countless families that had lived there for many generations have had to relocate to other cities. Fengjie's old town, which has a 2000-year history, has been torn down and submerged forever. There are still things that need to be salvaged and yet there are also things that must be left behind. In Still Life, such life-changing choices face both Sanming, a miner traveling to Fengjie in search of his ex-wife of sixteen years, and Shen Hong, a nurse who has come to Fengjie to look for her husband who she hasn't seen in two years. Both Sanming and Shen will find who they're looking for, but in the process they too will have to decide what is worth salvaging in their lives and what they need to let go of. Still Life is an empathetic portrait of those left behind by a modernizing society and, as in director Jia Zhang-ke's earlier films (Platform, Unknown Pleasures, The World), it is a unique hybrid of documentary and fiction.Special Features: - Additional feature film, Dong (68 minutes) - Interview with director Jia Zhang-ke- Theatrical Trailer- Scene Selections- Dolby Digital 5.1- Enhanced for 16x9 TVs - Optional English subtitles"A BREATHTAKING collision of fact and fiction. A movie to change one's view of both cinema and life. As such, it's very, very dangerous." John Anderson, NEWSDAY"Extremely beautiful!" David Denby, THE NEW YORKER"Extraordinary!" Lisa Schwarzbaum, ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY