After a car accident which kills him, the wife and son of a taxi driver take in the injured prostitute he was driving. ~~ Release dates: Apr 25, 2008 (Festival) || Oct 13, 2009 (Cinema) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 秘岸
- Also Known As: Bei Ngon , Lost Indulgence , Lost·Indulgence , Mi An , Mi Guo
- Screenwriter & Director: Zhang Yi Bai
- Director: Zhao Tian Yu
- Genres: Drama
Cast & Credits
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![Jiang Wen Li in Lost, Indulgence Chinese Movie]( "Jiang Wen Li in Lost, Indulgence Chinese Movie")
Jiang Wen LiFan LiMain Role -
![Tan Jian Ci in Lost, Indulgence Chinese Movie]( "Tan Jian Ci in Lost, Indulgence Chinese Movie")
Tan Jian CiXiao ChuanMain Role -
![Karen Mok in Lost, Indulgence Chinese Movie]( "Karen Mok in Lost, Indulgence Chinese Movie")
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![Ma Si Chun in Lost, Indulgence Chinese Movie]( "Ma Si Chun in Lost, Indulgence Chinese Movie")
Ma Si ChunQing Qing [Xiao Chuan's classmate]Support Role -
![Eason Chan in Lost, Indulgence Chinese Movie]( "Eason Chan in Lost, Indulgence Chinese Movie")
Eason ChanXiao YiSupport Role -
![Duan Bo Wen in Lost, Indulgence Chinese Movie]( "Duan Bo Wen in Lost, Indulgence Chinese Movie")
Duan Bo WenDa ZhiSupport Role
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Reviews
This review may contain spoilers
Tan Jianci shines as angsty teenage boy!
As all eyes on #TanJianci #檀建次 film debut in a dramatic male lead role for I Miss You, his career seems like it's coming in full circle with his costar from Lost. Indulgence, Karen Mok, singing the ost.I've finally had a chance to rent Lost.Indulgence from appleTV and it's such a nice gem. It's a low budget, quiet, indie coming of age film. It follows the relationships of a woman and son, Xiao Chuan, navigating the aftermath from the apparent drowning of her husband. They both had to take in the woman, Su Dan, who was injured and a unlikely friendship develops between the Su Dan and Xiao Chuan.
Tan Jianci, even at a young age, shines as Xiao Chuan. Here you can already see his knack for acting and small facial movements.
Filled with teenage angst, grownup problems, and unspoken lust, Lost.Indulgence is beautifully shot on 35mm, and remeniscent of the HK era urban narratives. Despite a rushed ending, it is still a fresh breath from all the CGI fested idol dramas.
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