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The Best is Yet to Come
Directed by
Jing Wang
2023
1h 54m
Drama
6.6
81%
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China, 2003. Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed journalism intern Han Dong decides to change the fate of 100 million people with a single article.
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Cast of The Best is Yet to Come
Bai Ke
Han Dong
Miao Miao
Xiaozhu
Zhang Songwen
Huang Jiang
Song Yang
Zhang Bo
Wang Yiquan
Brother Biao
Zhou Yemang
Director of the Newspaper
Jia Zhangke
Coal Mine Owner
Qin Hailu
Mrs. Huang Jiang
The Best is Yet to Come Reviews
IONCINEMA.com
Nicholas Bell
A few too many dips into overtly sentimental clichés ruin the begrudging good will established in a portrait of a man working against the odds of the system without selling his soul to achieve success.
We Live Entertainment
Alan French
Wang's direction of the material and his visual eye are never in doubt. He keys in on the specifics of a journalist's life in glaring detail
indieWire
David Ehrlich
It may be too scattered to resolve with lasting catharsis... but Wang's debut is a biopic rooted in such unshakable belief that it leaves you feeling like change is always possible so long as people continue to believe it.
The Film Stage
Christopher Schobert
The timely film is a compelling drama, and an important one, to be sure. But there are numerous missteps that lessen the impact and slow down the dramatic energy.
Variety
Jessica Kiang
The message of admiration for professional perseverance and integrity delivered by director Wang Jing's debut is acutely valuable at this moment, wherever in the world you are.
In Review Online
Sam C. Mac
Given a more streamlined screenplay ... Wong and Yu probably could have laid-out Spotlight and the plurality of similar films that have cropped up in its wake.
Cinema Escapist
Anthony Kao
... a strong solo directorial debut for Wang. The film's choice of an investigative journalist protagonist is also laudable given China's tightening media environment.
World Socialist Web Site
David Walsh
...an unusual, complex work. The film is essentially a tribute to investigative journalism and those prepared to sacrifice their own careers and comforts in the cause of exposing social ills.
Awards Daily
Zhuo-Ning Su
A gripping, moving drama about investigative journalism in China that informs and ultimately also inspires.
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