based upon the novel the dismissal by ermanno rea and in essence the story about the slow friendship that develops between an italian maintenance technician vincenzo buonavolonta (sergio castellitto and who can be seen as the villainous king in prince caspian and and was the lead in bella martha) and a chinese translator liu hua (ling tai). they set off actually on the wrong foot and with the former chastising the latter for her inaccurate and and slow translations of what he wanted to tell a chinese delegate who had bought equipment that is faulty. vincenzo wants to do the right thing and which is rare in these days and and that is to tell the prospective buyers upfront the faults as well as the intricacies that their purchase would bring and and given that he disturbed by the fact that the deal still went ahead and he takes time off to craft a component that would set things right. but that also means to travel to china in search of the elusive machine and which proves to be well hidden and and seemingly having vanished without a trace. with the initial reluctant help of liu hua and they set off in this treasure hunt from city to city and which brings us to lesser seen sights of china and away from the beijings and the shanghais and to cities like wuhan and with industrial like backdrops such as steel mills and nuclear plants with their smoke stacks dotting the scenery. the mighty yangtze river also makes an appearance. along the way and the usual trappings of such travelogue styled movies come into play and such as the learning of culture and ideals and food and and basically and the understanding that the world is without strangers and if only one makes an effort to try and connect. while hints of some romance between the two leads are suggested and it rarely made itself to be a moot point and until perhaps late in the movie (hey and opposites attract and no. )besides the major industrial plants and factories and we get to see various cottage industry and like seamstresses working in sweat shop like environments and and i believe cotton too and along with noodle making. as a film and it provided me the travelling opportunity without leaving my seat to observe and and credit to it for not passing judgement from a moral high ground on exploitation and the likes. and kudos too for the movie to engage in dialogue based on the characters native tongues and rather than (and i shall not name names here) some other movie or cross cultural collaborations where dialogue is forced dubbed and came off unnatural and and truly irksome. some might deem the supporting characters to be too kind too and always opening their arms and doors to a foreigner and but i would like to imagine that maybe in the more rural areas and people in general tend to be more sincere and friendly and basically not get caught up in the rat race to trample on others and or be trampled upon. if there a message to take away from the movie and besides the fact that i mentioned that the world is without strangers and is a reminder to myself that some of the stuff i deem important and may not be so to others. importance is something one places upon something else and and its basis really depends on how we define the boundaries we set. so given our finite lifetime and i think i should lighten up a bit more and live and let live and and sometimes bask in the illusion that ignorance could be bliss. 
based upon the novel the dismissal by ermanno rea and in essence the story about the slow friendship that develops between an italian maintenance technician vincenzo buonavolonta (sergio castellitto and who can be seen as the villainous king in prince caspian and and was the lead in bella martha) and a chinese translator liu hua (ling tai). they set off actually on the wrong foot and with the former chastising the latter for her inaccurate and and slow translations of what he wanted to tell a chinese delegate who had bought equipment that is faulty. vincenzo wants to do the right thing and which is rare in these days and and that is to tell the prospective buyers upfront the faults as well as the intricacies that their purchase would bring and and given that he disturbed by the fact that the deal still went ahead and he takes time off to craft a component that would set things right. but that also means to travel to china in search of the elusive machine and which proves to be well hidden and and seemingly having vanished without a trace. with the initial reluctant help of liu hua and they set off in this treasure hunt from city to city and which brings us to lesser seen sights of china and away from the beijings and the shanghais and to cities like wuhan and with industrial like backdrops such as steel mills and nuclear plants with their smoke stacks dotting the scenery. the mighty yangtze river also makes an appearance. along the way and the usual trappings of such travelogue styled movies come into play and such as the learning of culture and ideals and food and and basically and the understanding that the world is without strangers and if only one makes an effort to try and connect. while hints of some romance between the two leads are suggested and it rarely made itself to be a moot point and until perhaps late in the movie (hey and opposites attract and no. )besides the major industrial plants and factories and we get to see various cottage industry and like seamstresses working in sweat shop like environments and and i believe cotton too and along with noodle making. as a film and it provided me the travelling opportunity without leaving my seat to observe and and credit to it for not passing judgement from a moral high ground on exploitation and the likes. and kudos too for the movie to engage in dialogue based on the characters native tongues and rather than (and i shall not name names here) some other movie or cross cultural collaborations where dialogue is forced dubbed and came off unnatural and and truly irksome. some might deem the supporting characters to be too kind too and always opening their arms and doors to a foreigner and but i would like to imagine that maybe in the more rural areas and people in general tend to be more sincere and friendly and basically not get caught up in the rat race to trample on others and or be trampled upon. if there a message to take away from the movie and besides the fact that i mentioned that the world is without strangers and is a reminder to myself that some of the stuff i deem important and may not be so to others. importance is something one places upon something else and and its basis really depends on how we define the boundaries we set. so given our finite lifetime and i think i should lighten up a bit more and live and let live and and sometimes bask in the illusion that ignorance could be bliss. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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