Directing
Lin Nong
Born 1918-01-01 · Nanchong, Sichuan province, China
Lin Nong 林农 (1918/19-2002), real name Su Duoze 粟多泽, was born in Sichuan and was to be one of the most famous directors in China. He grew up in a peasant family and had no easy access to education. For some time he attended a private school but then had to stay home, due to problems in his family. Only at seventeen could he attend school again – a school of agriculture and forestry – because the state paid the fees there, but he had no specific interest in the subjects taught and did not graduate.
Acting credits
Behind the camera
6.3In 1894 the Japanese Imperial Navy provokes the Chinese navy to test defenses. Some Chinese want to make concessions while others want to fight. When Japan invades, some naval officers put up a heroic resistance.
The Naval Battle of 1894
1962
9.0No synopsis available yet.
兵临城下
1964
9.0No synopsis available yet.
兵临城下
1964
8.0No synopsis available yet.
Yan yang tian
1974
8.0Counter-revolutionaries oppose Gao Daquan and the progressive production cooperative union efforts at improving flood control.
Jin guang da dao zhong ji
1976
7.0The clan law of the Yang family works against the relationships of a widow and her daughter until a new marriage law is enacted after liberation.
A Wave of Unrest
1955
10.0No synopsis available yet.
春节大联欢
1956
10.0Political intrigue by the Nationalists among the Jingpo people after the liberation of China.
Beacon Fire on a Frontier
1957
7.0No synopsis available yet.
Cross the Dadu River
1980
8.0The story of Yu Mei, a female communist who sacrifices her life for the good of her people.
The Daughter of the Party
1958
NRNo synopsis available yet.
奇异的婚配
1981
7.0During the War of Resistance Against Japan, a CCP army unit guarding the southwest border follows what is ostensibly a trading caravan and discovers that these traders are actually smuggling arms and spy equipment to Chiang Kai-shek and his American allies.
Mysterious Travelling Companion
1955
8.0The gold road part 1
Jin guang da dao shang ji
1975
10.0Commander-in-Chief Lu Dahai and the majority of shipbuilders strongly demanded that the 10,000-ton cargo ship Dongfang be should be produced with all domestically produced parts. As the leader at the time, Chen Zongjie, a member of the Party Committee of the Sinotrans Bureau of the Communist Party of China, believed that the quality of domestically produced main engines and navigation instruments was not good, and ordered them to be replaced with imported goods, otherwise no trial voyage would be allowed.
试航
1959
NRNo synopsis available yet.
船厂追踪
1959