Her Story

2024 [CHINESE]

Comedy / Drama / Romance

4
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 96% · 2 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 96% · 50 ratings
IMDb Rating 7.5/10 10 2295 2.3K

Director

Shao Yihui Photo
Shao Yihui

Top cast

Jia Song Photo
Jia Song as Wang Tiemei
Mark Chao Photo
Mark Chao as Ex-husband
Wang Ju Photo
Wang Ju as
Jiang Yi Photo
Jiang Yi as
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1.11 GB
1280*594
Chinese 2.0
NR
24 fps
2 hr 3 min
Seeds 3
2.27 GB
1920*892
Chinese 5.1
NR
24 fps
2 hr 3 min
Seeds 18

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by MochiYum 9 / 10

Love it

This movie is a gem. The plot is well thought out and beautifully executed. Big applause to the two female leads and the young girl who portrayed the daughter. Their acting carried out the characters and appeared effortless, especially that of Song Jia. The feminist touch is just the right amount. Love it!
Reviewed by lilianaoana 7 / 10

Feminist performing men...

Wow a movie with an outspoken feminist female character? And two simps around her? Championing female autonomy and independence? That's bold in the land that calls females over 27 leftover women I guess. A country that still holds women up to patriarchal ideals of sacrificial motherhood. But anyway I think what's bold is using these concepts and ideas in the dialogues. The mentality is already very prevalent among urban women, whether they call it feminism or not.It's funny how desperate the government has gotten trying to encourage marriage and childbearing.Anyway, it was a fun and frustrating movie at the same time. I had terrible subtitles, probably machine translated or something and it was clearly not what was being said a lot of the times and it took from my enjoyment of watching it. It also probably made some of the characters more obnoxious or unpleasant then they're meant to be in certain scenes. The second dinner scene was very funny though, even with the bad subtitles. The one with the "feminist performing men" line. I didn't get what her ex was after with that behaviour. And I'm sure I missed a lot of the humour and the warmth again cause of the subtitles. I felt the movie's intentions and the point the characters were making, it just didn't really reach me as it should have, and I don't know if the subtitles are the only thing I can blame here.Was that really Mark Chao? Damn...
Reviewed by davemcdo 9 / 10

A joy to watch...

Having this week sat through the turgidly bad Kraven the Hunter my faith in awesome filmmaking has been fully restored by Yihui Shao's outstanding writing and directing.Of course her creation could well have been spoiled if the actors had been failing in their performances but thankfully ALL the actors are magnificent and do Shao's script proud.It's one of those rare movies were its impossible to select an outstanding performance and I cannot separate the three female leads, I suppose I have to heap praise on Ms. Isabella Zeng merely because the performance from one so young is astonishing.I'm from the UK but live in Asia so I see lots of movies from India, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Hong Kong, South Korea and China and I have to say the majority of the films I watch (at least 6 a month) are better than so called Hollywood productions in many aspects.I'm only sorry the majority of cinema goers in the West will not get to view this touching, heart warming, thoughtful, provocative, brilliant movie.
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