When did this happen? Amazon Prime Video's free section now has a variety of Zhou Dongyu's movies available to watch. Here are three must-see works to talk about her acting skills! "Under the Hawthorn" https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/video/detail/B0BYTHR2G6/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r Her debut (directed by Zhang Yimou in 2010) is fresh yet powerful enough to draw you in. 1 hour 49 minutes. The original title is "Love of the Hawthorn Tree," and while it appears to be a love story, it is also a social film depicting the Cultural Revolution era. Her co-star is Shawn Du, who also made his debut in this film. ←He recently married the daughter of a Macau casino king. I've only seen it before with Chinese subtitles (while crying on a bullet train on a day trip), so I'd like to rewatch it on this occasion. By the way, my nickname is not from this movie, but because I love Shanzhu snacks... "Soulmate" https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/video/detail/B09PJVCW8S/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r The original title is "July and An Sheng" (July and An Sheng. The names of the two main characters.) Co-starring with Ma Sichun, who is also well-known in Japan, this film won various film awards in Hong Kong and the Golden Horse Awards, the leading film award in the Chinese-speaking world, for Best Actress. This one is also 1 hour and 49 minutes long. This is Derek Tsang's first solo directorial work from 2016, and he looks almost the same? But you can see Zhou Dongyu has grown up. My blog post is here. "You Are My Boy" https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/video/detail/B09PJVKYGR/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r The acting of Yi Yang Qianxi and Zhou Dongyu is so amazing that many people are left stunned after watching it. This movie is so stunned that it makes you unable to write a review. Directed by Derek Tsang in 2019. 2 hours and 15 minutes. This movie also won all the film awards in Hong Kong. ... It makes you cry. If you watch it again this time, maybe you'll be able to write a review? ! By the way, I've had this on my subscription from time to time, but for some reason, it's a typical palace movie, written by Yu Zheng, and has a star-studded cast, including Chen Xiao as the co-star and Zhao Liying as the second woman, "Until the Butterflies Dance Again" (2013, original title: Palace Chain Chen Xiang), which is currently in the free tier. https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/video/detail/B088CW4QXZ/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r "The Best Recipe of a Chef in Love" (2018, original title: Like You) Co-star is Takeshi Kaneshiro♪ It used to be in the free tier, but now it's in the paid tier. I think they'll show it again someday. Well, if you are going to watch these movies, I recommend the following order: ① Under the Hawthorn Tree ② Boyhood ③ Soulmate . ② is the best, so if you watch it first, you won't understand the value of ①. I want you to enjoy the value of ①, see her at her debut (including the surprise and expectation that she was great enough), and then be blown away by ②. Then you'll probably want to see ③ as well. At the moment, I think those are the ones you can watch with Japanese subtitles. I took this opportunity to watch ④ first, but maybe you don't need to see ④...???? I'll give you my brief impressions and a record later. [Added 5/13] When I searched for Dongyu Chou's films, I found that in addition to the above, Netflix also has the following films available: 2014's "A Troubled Man Goes on a Journey" (original title: Xinhua Lu Fan) 2018's "The Road Ahead" (original title: Us Who Will Come Later) 2018's "Kaiji: Animal World" (original title: Animal World) I'm not a member, but "The Road Ahead" (original title: Us Who Will Come Later) is included, as it was enthusiastically recommended to me in the past and I've been wanting to see it someday. In addition, the films that have been screened in Japan so far are limited to film festivals, etc., but are as follows... 2011 Tears of Love (original title: Tears of the City), screened at the 2012 Tokyo China Film Week 2015 Young Boys (original title: Young Boys), screened in the World Focus section of the 28th Tokyo International Film Festival in 2015 2017 Qimen Dunjia (original title: Qimen Dunjia), screened at the Film 2018 held in March 2018 The following are other films with Japanese titles...



When did this happen? Amazon Prime Video's free section now has a variety of Zhou Dongyu's movies available to watch. Here are three must-see works to talk about her acting skills! "Under the Hawthorn" https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/video/detail/B0BYTHR2G6/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r Her debut (directed by Zhang Yimou in 2010) is fresh yet powerful enough to draw you in. 1 hour 49 minutes. The original title is "Love of the Hawthorn Tree," and while it appears to be a love story, it is also a social film depicting the Cultural Revolution era. Her co-star is Shawn Du, who also made his debut in this film. ←He recently married the daughter of a Macau casino king. I've only seen it before with Chinese subtitles (while crying on a bullet train on a day trip), so I'd like to rewatch it on this occasion. By the way, my nickname is not from this movie, but because I love Shanzhu snacks... "Soulmate" https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/video/detail/B09PJVCW8S/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r The original title is "July and An Sheng" (July and An Sheng. The names of the two main characters.) Co-starring with Ma Sichun, who is also well-known in Japan, this film won various film awards in Hong Kong and the Golden Horse Awards, the leading film award in the Chinese-speaking world, for Best Actress. This one is also 1 hour and 49 minutes long. This is Derek Tsang's first solo directorial work from 2016, and he looks almost the same? But you can see Zhou Dongyu has grown up. My blog post is here. "You Are My Boy" https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/video/detail/B09PJVKYGR/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r The acting of Yi Yang Qianxi and Zhou Dongyu is so amazing that many people are left stunned after watching it. This movie is so stunned that it makes you unable to write a review. Directed by Derek Tsang in 2019. 2 hours and 15 minutes. This movie also won all the film awards in Hong Kong. ... It makes you cry. If you watch it again this time, maybe you'll be able to write a review? ! By the way, I've had this on my subscription from time to time, but for some reason, it's a typical palace movie, written by Yu Zheng, and has a star-studded cast, including Chen Xiao as the co-star and Zhao Liying as the second woman, "Until the Butterflies Dance Again" (2013, original title: Palace Chain Chen Xiang), which is currently in the free tier. https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/video/detail/B088CW4QXZ/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r "The Best Recipe of a Chef in Love" (2018, original title: Like You) Co-star is Takeshi Kaneshiro♪ It used to be in the free tier, but now it's in the paid tier. I think they'll show it again someday. Well, if you are going to watch these movies, I recommend the following order: ① Under the Hawthorn Tree ② Boyhood ③ Soulmate . ② is the best, so if you watch it first, you won't understand the value of ①. I want you to enjoy the value of ①, see her at her debut (including the surprise and expectation that she was great enough), and then be blown away by ②. Then you'll probably want to see ③ as well. At the moment, I think those are the ones you can watch with Japanese subtitles. I took this opportunity to watch ④ first, but maybe you don't need to see ④...???? I'll give you my brief impressions and a record later. [Added 5/13] When I searched for Dongyu Chou's films, I found that in addition to the above, Netflix also has the following films available: 2014's "A Troubled Man Goes on a Journey" (original title: Xinhua Lu Fan) 2018's "The Road Ahead" (original title: Us Who Will Come Later) 2018's "Kaiji: Animal World" (original title: Animal World) I'm not a member, but "The Road Ahead" (original title: Us Who Will Come Later) is included, as it was enthusiastically recommended to me in the past and I've been wanting to see it someday. In addition, the films that have been screened in Japan so far are limited to film festivals, etc., but are as follows... 2011 Tears of Love (original title: Tears of the City), screened at the 2012 Tokyo China Film Week 2015 Young Boys (original title: Young Boys), screened in the World Focus section of the 28th Tokyo International Film Festival in 2015 2017 Qimen Dunjia (original title: Qimen Dunjia), screened at the Film 2018 held in March 2018 The following are other films with Japanese titles...