An Inaccurate Memoir
New York Asian Film Festival 2013
June 28 - July 11, 2013
North American Premiere!
Part Chinese Western, part black comedy, part war movie, An Inaccurate Memoir is an action-packed, Peckinpah-esque black comedy about Chinese bandits taking on the Japanese occupation.
North American Premiere!
One part Chinese Western, one part black comedy, and one part war movie, An Inaccurate Memoir is about an anti-Japanese resistance fighter who infiltrates a gang of bandits to enlist their help in assassinating a Japanese prince due in town at any minute. But though the bandits, a mix of horny men and greedy women, may be crack fighters, they’d rather go whoring and stuff themselves with lavish meals than liberate China.
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