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| YI YI (2000) | |
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The endless question, what is the meaning of life, is repeatedly asked by all family members in a household in Taipei. Yang-Yang, the son, who is the youngest of them all, pursues what truth really is with a camera that he received from his father. Their daughter, Ting-Ting, is experiencing guilt after an accident along with love through a neighbor. The mother is feeling inadequacy in her existence and seeks spiritual help in order to fulfill her emptiness. After a multitude of difficulty, the father, falls into a depression, which is enhanced by his feelings of lack of control. Yi Yi is a long film with tremendously detailed character development, which brings more to the audience in retrospect. |
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| 10/1/2002 | |
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The Internet Movie Database. |
