A novelist uses all his money to buy gifts for the woman he loves who in turn is also seeing a business man, using him for expensive presents. As a consequence the writer is unable to pay the rent, whilst the womans family goes hungry as her fathers business suffers. A joyful comedy that expresses the dangers of consumerism for the careless spender.
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Scenes of City Life (都市风光) is a 1935 Chinese film directed by Yuan Muzhi. The film is also known in English as Cityscape. (From Wikipedia). Please see ...
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Scenes of City Life (都市风光) is a 1935 Chinese film directed by Yuan Muzhi. The film is also known in English as Cityscape. (From Wikipedia). Please see ...
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Scenes of City Life (都市风光) is a 1935 Chinese film directed by Yuan Muzhi. The film is also known in English as Cityscape. (From Wikipedia). Please see ...
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Excerpts from Yuan Muzhi's "Scenes of City Life" (Shanghai 1935) Featuring the song "Pace of Light" by The Shanghai Restoration Project from the album ...
Scenes of City Life - Life is so hard
Man gets cuckolded in this 1935 Shanghai public doman movie.
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