A new Chinese crime thriller with a fresh Rotten Tomatoes score offers a different take on the detective genre
Big Screen Spotlight | Only the River Flows subverts expectations
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Only the River Flows, the latest film from Chinese director Wei Shujun, is a different kind of crime thriller. The movie, which premiered at last year’s Cannes Film Festival and competed in Un Certain Regard, takes the detective genre and runs with it – then sets it down, firmly, and forces the audience to look closely at it. Releasing theatrically in China …