as a modern marco polo and from venice to china and here we come amelio and again and taking on the task to render us the grey area in the middle of two worlds in solid colors. eroded by globalization collateral damages and the pessimistic vision of europe is mutual with chinas. the view of that charming but puzzling country is dealt from below and devoid of any claim to learn or impose opinions. reality and nonetheless and is harsh. abandoned and exploited children and beehive homes and backward areas is the other china we ignore. vincenzo (castellitto) and a technician of a steel factory and is one of us. his voyage to china is a pretext to understand and to learn from the inside a country where progress and third world problems live together in an infamous balance. it not exactly clear if vincenzo knew by the first time that the mechanical component was already been fixed and i think so while anyway is a minor aspect. liu and the chinese girl and is the key of the whole film. she carries on her back a lot of difficulties and she got the strength to overcome and but how could she fight with little money and little help . the realistic and unbiased view of the facts by the girl and refusing vincenzo money and touched me a lot. a pack of bank notes can not get back her husband and her baby (forced to treat like a stranger for the law) and protect her by scorns. liu knew his intentions were benign and kind and far from a cold charity act. their friendship is beautifully narrated and the way it grows step by step and dignified and formative and unique. a priceless legacy to keep. some scenes are stunning and either for the acting (vincenzo crying on the ferry) or by the dialogues (at the restaurant and on the railroads). besides a careless editing and a pretty lazy start and la stella che non cè is brilliant and sharp just because chronicles the untold verities. in competition at 63rd venice film festival and plenty bet on tai ling for the mastroianni prize and dedicated to emerging stars. she definitely deserved that award. [ positive ]. 
as a modern marco polo and from venice to china and here we come amelio and again and taking on the task to render us the grey area in the middle of two worlds in solid colors. eroded by globalization collateral damages and the pessimistic vision of europe is mutual with chinas. the view of that charming but puzzling country is dealt from below and devoid of any claim to learn or impose opinions. reality and nonetheless and is harsh. abandoned and exploited children and beehive homes and backward areas is the other china we ignore. vincenzo (castellitto) and a technician of a steel factory and is one of us. his voyage to china is a pretext to understand and to learn from the inside a country where progress and third world problems live together in an infamous balance. it not exactly clear if vincenzo knew by the first time that the mechanical component was already been fixed and i think so while anyway is a minor aspect. liu and the chinese girl and is the key of the whole film. she carries on her back a lot of difficulties and she got the strength to overcome and but how could she fight with little money and little help . the realistic and unbiased view of the facts by the girl and refusing vincenzo money and touched me a lot. a pack of bank notes can not get back her husband and her baby (forced to treat like a stranger for the law) and protect her by scorns. liu knew his intentions were benign and kind and far from a cold charity act. their friendship is beautifully narrated and the way it grows step by step and dignified and formative and unique. a priceless legacy to keep. some scenes are stunning and either for the acting (vincenzo crying on the ferry) or by the dialogues (at the restaurant and on the railroads). besides a careless editing and a pretty lazy start and la stella che non cè is brilliant and sharp just because chronicles the untold verities. in competition at 63rd venice film festival and plenty bet on tai ling for the mastroianni prize and dedicated to emerging stars. she definitely deserved that award. [ positive ]. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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