Together with Tang Yun: DVD Cover

    Together
    a.k.a. He ni zaiyiqi, Le Virtuose, Together with You Director: Chen Kaige Cast: Tang Yun, Liu Peiqi, Chen Hong, Wang Zhiwen

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    • DVD Release Date: 11/18/2003
    • Original Release: 2002
    • Rating: Rated PG
    • Sales Rank: 34,096

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    Features

    Closed Caption; Original theatrical trailer; Mandarin: 5.1 surround; English language subtitles

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. Main Title/ Lively [4:18]
    2. Strange New World [5:07]
    3. Competing & Contributing [7:36]
    4. Culture! [4:13]
    5. Violin-Boy and Shoe-Girl [4:39]
    6. Coal, Cat, Hat [6:49]
    7. Long-Lost Love [6:19]
    8. Birthday Past 8:05 [:06]
    9. All Men Are Bastards [8:46]
    10. Just Fame and Fortune [4:35]
    11. A New Teacher [6:39]
    12. Two Men and a Present [6:43]
    13. The Sold Violin [3:30]
    14. Absolving Lili [8:19]
    15. Mr. Yu's Dark Heaven [2:31]
    16. A Pack of Lies [2:12]
    17. A Great Leap Apart [8:06]
    18. Choosing Without Feeling [9:34]
    19. The Found Son [6:06]
    20. End Credits [3:53]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Chen Kaige's first Chinese film since the poorly received, Hollywood-produced Killing Me Softly is based on a true story of an adolescent violin prodigy coming of age in Beijing. Raised in a small town, Xiao Chun (Tang Yun) is brought to Beijng by his devoted single father, Lui Cheng (Liu Peiqi), who recognizes his talent and is determined to make him a success. After losing a rigged competition for admission into a prestigious music school, Xaio Chun is taken as a student by a brilliant but distracted teacher, Jiang (Wang Zhiwen), and begins to become distracted himself by his twenty-something party-girl neighbor Lili (Chen Hong). He eventually leaves Jiang for more rigorous study under a more famous teacher, Professor Yu (played by director Chen himself), which leaves him torn between his burgeoning career and the loving father who has sacrificed so much for his benefit. Woven throughout the narrative are trenchant comments about the changing face of modern Beijing. ~ Tom Vick, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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    July 25, 2007: Well I haven't seen it yet, but i'm getting it today and from watchin little snipets from youtube i can tell its going to be great and this time the person is actually playing the violin!! I was really suprised that someone my age could play the Tchaikovsky violin concerto. I play violin as well :].

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    December 07, 2003: My 6 year old son who happen to also practice violin, and not understanding a word in mandarin, managed to watch this movie thruout via subtitle, the story is captivating, motivating and very moving, my boy was so moved by this movie that he cried for half a night after watching it. American director has a lot to learn from this type of movie making.