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Return to Dust
On Tuesday, April 25, The Dock's Classic Cinema presents the tender Chinese drama, Return To Dust.
Elegantly shot and beautifully acted, this film shows a side of Chinese society rarely seen on cinema screens.
Set in the rural Gansu region of China the story focuses on Ma and Cao - two people seen only as inconveniences by their respective families. They are cast off and forced into an arranged marriage.
Living a simple but challenging farming life, Ma and Cao gradually fall in love. Together, they decide to build their own modest home. However, a state-ordered demolition process threatens their very way of life.
See the original, uncensored version at The Dock, on Tuesday, April 25 at 11.30am.
About Classic Cinema
Classic Cinema is the Dock's film club which brings its audience the best of international, independent, and arthouse film. Classic Cinema usually meets on the second Tuesday of every month at 11.30am.
For bookings and regular updates you can visit www.thedock.ie or call The Dock box office 071 96 50 828
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