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Red Corner (Blu-Ray) (*)

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Language Selections:
English ( DTS 5.1 )
English ( DTS-HD Master Audio )
English ( Subtitles )
French ( Dolby Digital 5.1 )
French ( Subtitles )
German ( Dolby Digital 5.1 )
German ( Subtitles )
Italian ( Dolby Digital 5.1 )
Italian ( Subtitles )
Portuguese ( Dolby Digital 5.1 )
Portuguese ( Subtitles )
Spanish ( Dolby Digital 2.0 )
Spanish ( Dolby Digital 5.1 )
Spanish ( Subtitles )

Product Origin/Format:
Spain ( Blu-Ray/Region A/B/C )

Running Time:
122 min

Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen (1.85:1)

Special Features:
Interactive Menu
Scene Access

Movie filmed in 1997 and produced in:
United States ( USA, Canada )

Directed By:
Jon Avnet

Written By:
Robert King

Actors:
Richard Gere ..... Jack Moore
Bai Ling ..... Shen Yuelin
Bradley Whitford ..... Bob Ghery
Byron Mann ..... Lin Dan
Peter Donat ..... David McAndrews
Robert Stanton ..... Ed Pratt
Tsai Chin ..... Chairman Xu
James Hong ..... Lin Shou
Tzi Ma ..... Li Cheng
Ulrich Matschoss ..... Gerhardt Hoffman
Richard Venture ..... Ambassador Reed
Jessey Meng ..... Hong Ling
Roger Yuan ..... Huan Minglu
Chi Yu Li ..... General Hong
Henry O ..... Procurator General Yang
Jia Yao Li ..... Director Liu
Yukun Lu ..... Director Liu's Associate
Robert Lin ..... Director Liu's Interpreter
Steve Mitchell Beebe ..... Disco D.J.
De Zhong Wei ..... Beijing Opera Performer
Grace Zhan ..... Beijing Opera Performer
Yvonne Wang ..... Disco Waitress
Qiang Gao ..... P.S.B. Captain
Xiao-Hua Gao ..... P.S.B. Arresting Officer
Hans Hanbo Cui ..... Prison Guard
Wang Yao ..... PSB Arresting Officer
Xiao Yang Gu ..... Prison Guard
Ping Zong ..... Captain Feng
Lei Yin ..... Feng's Assistant
Paul Chen ..... Visitor's Room Official
Jeffrey Dong ..... Prison Doctor
Ruichao Jian ..... Yuelin's Aide
Daxing Zhang ..... Procurator Ma
Yi Wang Ding ..... Prosecutor Ma's Assistant
Lily L. Lin ..... People's Housewife Assessor
Mike Wu ..... People's Accountant Assessor
Yang Bing ..... Male Court Interpreter
Hua Wahrman ..... Female Court Interpreter
Ming Lo ..... Medical Examiner
Ken Leung ..... Peng
Baifang Liu ..... Chinese T.V. Reporter
Danny Wang ..... P.S.B. Escort
Kenny Ki ..... Guard at Hotel Door
Jack Huang ..... Guard at Phone Center
Mei-Juin Chen ..... Phone Clerk
Hui Jin Zheng ..... Phone Center Supervisor
Kent Faulcon ..... Marine Guard
Pam Hayashida ..... Runway Model
Judy Ho ..... Girl in Village
Sheila Lussier ..... Girl in TV Show
Hien Nguyen ..... Guard
Eiko Nijo ..... Model
Dean Nolen ..... U.S. Photographer
Mary Ann Schmidt ..... Bikini Dream Scene

Synopsis:

American lawyer Jack Moore is in Beijing on what looks to be a successful business trip for his company to enter into a film and television distribution deal with the Chinese government, their main competitor for that distribution deal being HoffCo Telecom out of Germany. Before Jack's boss David McAndrews and the Chinese government sign on the dotted line of the contract, Jack is implicated in a murder, the victim who was discovered in his hotel room. The police were alerted to an incident in his hotel room based on the report of hearing a scream emanating from his room, such a scream which Jack, asleep in the room when the police entered, did not hear. Jack being charged with murder quashes the distribution deal, which instead is awarded to HoffCo. The situation is made all the worse for Jack due to the known connections between the victim and people within high places in China, who may try to manipulate the situation to see Jack sentenced to death for the murder. Jack also has language, cultural and political obstacles to overcome, the Chinese government and thus the court system which seems already to have convicted him to make him, a foreigner, an example. As such, Jack does not trust his court appointed lawyer, a young woman named Shen Yuelin who has always seen her role to carry out Chinese government policy. Things may change when Yuelin begins to believe that Jack is being framed for the murder, the death of an innocent man which she may not be able to tolerate if she has any sway within the Chinese justice system, which she may find she does not. The key to discovering the truth behind the murder, the reason for Jack being framed for it and Jack possibly coming out the other end with his life is an important piece of physical evidence which he knows exists but which seems to be missing.

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