Snow Flower and the Secret Fan
Release Date:
TBA
Studio:
Not Available
Director:
Wayne Wang
Screenwriter:
Wayne Wang, Michael Ray
Starring:
Li Bingbing, Jeon Ji-Hyun, Wendi Murdoch, Hugh Jackman
Genre:
Drama
MPAA Rating:
Not Available
Official Website:
Not Available
Review:
Not Available
DVD Review:
Not Available
DVD:
Not Available
Movie Poster:
Not Available
Production Stills:
Not Available
Plot Summary:
"Snow Flower and the Secret Fan" is an English-language drama set in 19th century remote China, the film revolves around the lifelong friendship of Lily and Snow Flower and their imprisonment by rigid cultural codes of conduct for women. The script is based on the novel by Lisa See.
Trailer:
Coming Soon!
EXCL: Video Interviews with the Cast of The Wolfman
Tom Cruise Confirmed for Mission: Impossible IV
Cars 2 Pushed Back to December 2011
Universal Pictures Picks Up Larry Crowne
Summit Entertainment Acquires I'm With Cancer
Prison Break Star Enters ABC's Gates
New Clash of the Titans Posters
Joseph Kosinski on The Black Hole
Universal Pictures Buys Safe House
Update: Terminator Rights Sold to Pacificor
Tom Cruise Confirmed for Mission: Impossible IV
7 new posts | 39 total posts
New Clash of the Titans Posters
4 new posts | 15 total posts
Cars 2 Pushed Back to December 2011
4 new posts | 15 total posts
Winstead and Edgerton to Star in The Thing
4 new posts | 26 total posts
Summit Entertainment Acquires I'm With Cancer
2 new posts | 2 total posts
Prison Break Star Enters ABC's Gates
2 new posts | 2 total posts
EXCL: Video Interviews with the Cast of The Wolfman
2 new posts | 2 total posts
EXCL: Pierce Brosnan's Thomas Crown Sequel Update
2 new posts | 19 total posts
Untitled Batman 3
2 new posts | 44 total posts
Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief
2 new posts | 920 total posts
Lionsgate Feasts on The Hunger Games
1 new posts | 338 total posts
Favreau's Cowboys & Aliens Coming July 29, 2011
1 new posts | 15 total posts
COMMENTS (3)
What is with books turning into movies now in hollywood?
WTF do you mean now? Since pretty much the beginning of film they have been translating authors words into cinematic experiences. Some good (To Kill A MockingBird) Some bad (Honestly The Harry Potter movies do not do the books any justice, Except for Snape, Rickman is an acting God) Fact of the matter is, that its to buy the rights to a book than pay a screenwriter to write something 'FRESH AND ORIGINAL". I for one want a movie version of The Dresden Files....
ADD COMMENTS