While her much-celebrated film academy mate Zhang Yimou has been focusing his lens on grand costume epics, Li Shaohong has constantly pointed her camera at fresh new subjects. In 2004, Li impressed audiences with the visually over-the-top Baober in Love, which follows a Chinese yuppie who leaves his wife and runs off with an "ageless" Beijing girl. A year later, she set her sights on the murky world of adoption in the drama Stolen Life and now her latest offering is a thriller, paying homage to the master of suspense Alfred Hitchcock.
Director Roger Spottiswoode started preparing for his 2007 film after finishing the James Bond instalment Tomorrow Never Dies about nine years ago.
In January 2005, 60-year-old migrant worker Li Shaowei moved many Chinese by taking a 600-kilometer journey to carry home the body of his friend, who died far from his hometown.
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