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One Hundred… (2001)

Director: Teng Huatao

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From Time Out Film Guide

Naive comedy about two 17-year-olds, Ma Hui (Cui Lin) and Yu Yan (Chi Jia), who fail the Beijing Police Academy exam and determine to catch 100 thieves to prove their worth. Self-consciously feelgood, the movie seems sometimes like an ad for the capital's shiny new shopping malls and, worse, like a youth-oriented recruitment drive - its jazzed-up MTV jump cuts and bright colour palette signalling an attempt by Beijing Film Studios at superficial modernisation.

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Cast & crew

Director: Teng Huatao

Producer: Yang Buting, Cao Biao, Tong Gang

Cast: Cui Lin, Chi Jia, Fu Biao, Tong Dawei, Tong Dawei, Yang Xue, Jiang Wu full cast

Duration: 88 mins


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