
A still from Where Has Time Gone (Image courtesy: YouTube)
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The Russian part depicts a couple living in a valley
The story is about a couple who wants a second child
Where Has Time Gone will be screened nationwide in China next week
Jia, a native of Shanxi, told the press that the movie is in five parts. The Brazilian part shows the aftermath of a dam collapse. The Indian part tells the friendship between an old man and an orphan. The Russian part depicts a couple living in a valley. The one from South African director is set in the future. Jia's story is about a couple who wants a second child.
According to the Chinese director, the five BRICS countries are all rapidly developing and the lives of people have similarities, "but different cultural backgrounds and history result in different ways of thinking."
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