Only Fools Rush In 四海 China, 2022, colour, 2.35:1, 128 mins. Director: Han Han 韩寒. Rating: 4/10. Celebrity writer-director-rallyist Han Han goes to the same well once too often in this lazily-written youth movie that takes its audience for granted. STORY Nan’ao island, Guangdong province, southern China, the present day. Twenty-year-old Wu Renyao (Liu Haoran) … Continue reading Review: Only Fools Rush In (2022) →
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