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So, Du Fu: China's Greatest Poet is pretty intriguing, right? It's a documentary that unfolds through the unmistakable voice of Sir Ian McKellen, who reads Du Fu's poetry with such depth. Then there's Michael Wood, following this historical figure's journey across China. The pacing has a reflective quality, allowing you to immerse yourself in the landscapes that shaped Du Fu's life. The cinematography captures both the beauty and complexity of the locations, creating a tangible connection to the past. It's the first Western film about Du Fu, which adds a layer of significance, showing how poetry transcends time and culture. You get a good mix of history and art, and it's all woven together with impressive storytelling. Worth taking a look at if you're into poetry or Chinese history.
Features Sir Ian McKellen's poetic readings.Michael Wood's journey offers a unique perspective.First Western documentary about Du Fu.
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