A film by Wang Yichun, Best Director Award at the 9th First International Film Festival in Xining.

In the summer of 1991, a rape case broke the peace of a small town. The fathers of two girls in the local middle school were the policemen in charge of the case. Nevertheless, they had very different working styles: QU's father was a stubborn legal medical expert always insisting on ironclad evidence, while Zhang's father, a retired soldier, handled cases relying on his intuition and often extorted confessions through torture. The supposed criminal was caught by Zhang's father yet similar cases kept happening. Nobody noticed Zhang's disappearance since she was kicked out of class.

About director WANG YICHUN

Born in 1977, Wang Yichun studied French before becoming a filmmaker. Her debut film, What's in the darkness (2015), won the Best Director Award at the 9th First International Film Festival in Xining, China. It was selected at the Berlinale Generation in 2016.

Ticketing: http://www.gewara.com/cinema/242377034

The screening will be followed by a Q&A with the director Wang Yichun.