Synopsis

The mother of the main character was a beautiful singer with extraordinary talent at an art school, even though she lived in the somber era of the Cultural Revolution. The father was an established technician and a secret police officer. Rather than being a depressed child, the main character was born in the internet era. He gradually learns about the tragic story of his parents. Music, being the only escape, led him to write a song called ‘Blue Sky Bones’ in the hope of bringing his family back together. This is the debut feature film directed by Cui Jian, known as the godfather of Chinese rock music. The movie gained attention for the involvement of renowned cinematographer Christopher Doyle.

Director

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  • Choi Geon
  • Choi Geon is a singer-songwriter, trumpeter, and guitarist. Loved by the Chinese people, he is called Lao Cui (老崔) out of respect, and is a pioneer of Chinese rock music as well as the first musician to make rock music in Chinese. He composed the film score for "The Ghost Comes" and starred in Zhang Lu's "The Tumen River." He is actively involved in music, acting, and directing.