Big World

Big World" is a testament to the human spirit's capacity to overcome adversity. With stellar performances, a compelling narrative, and thoughtful direction, the film offers an inspiring and heartfelt cinematic experience that encourages audiences to reflect on the power of determination and familial support.

Film industry should give all awards to jackson yee. I am very heartfelt by your acting, even though i cry in between movie scenes. Thank you actor, co actor, directors, producer, film writer, film narrator, and all workers to show us real world of these lovely people's life. This movie should win oscar.

I have to say it , Jackson did an amazing job. Nailed the character. The movie itself is so good. Not like every other movies with so much things going but just a simple yet wonderful movie with talented cast . The guy deserves so many awards. I might sound crazy but this movie and the role deserves oscar. You would feel the raw emotions in this movie. The movie itself is underrated now but I do hope more people recognise this movie and the talented acts soon.

Jackson's another movie better days is a masterpiece too. Such a talented actor yet very underrated. Hope to see him shine more in the near future.

I can't believe that there is such an actor like him the way he act is extraordinary the story is so sad and he make it more sad with his acting still amazed of his act he is a true actor if it was more rating than ten i would give it to it BEST OF THE BEST HOPE THIS MOVIE GOT THE OSCAR FR. The plot the climax everything was on point but jackson character made me cry and choked of how actors can be like that chapeau bas for u jackson wish u all the best of ur career and to amazed us with more of piece of art like that last but not least THIS MOVIE SHOULD GET THE BEST MOVIE OF THE YEAR AND THE BEST ACTOR OF THE YEAR LOVE U JACKSON AND I RESPECT ALL UR WORKS UR A REAL ACTOR BIG RESPECT.

Jackson Yee's acting is already excellent enough, his first role in Better Days, although somewhat immature, is full of emotions. Every scene is impressive. But have to admit that the director filmed his acting very well.

But this movie! THIS ONE! The camera lens is kind of slice-of-life style, occasionally beautiful piano notes. He completely dominated every scene, every scene of him is a highlight. Crazy acting, in a realistic and humane movie. He is cute and funny, I love scenes of him with grandmother.

The sudden appearance and departure of the girl he likes, the realistic and cruel selfishness of his parents, I like those details a lot.

Just feel that director/screen could have filled out the story better, but Jackson Yee's acting deserves extra points. I wish him all the highest awards not only Chinese awards but also international awards. This level of acting is really top-notch, no age limit.

Seriously, this movie needs to be promoted internationally, I want to know more about process of making this movie.

Yang Lina, who was born in 1972 in Jilin, China, kicked off her documentary career in 1996. Her notable works include Leap of Faith, which competed for the Golden Goblet Award at the 25th Shanghai International Film Festival, and Spring Tide, which was also in the running for the Golden Goblet at the 22nd Shanghai International Film Festival and won Best Director at the Changchun Film Festival.

In her impressive feature film Big World, filmmaker Yang Lina tells the story of a determined young man with a disability and the crucial events happening in his life during one summer. Chunhu, who has cerebral palsy, assists with his grandmother's stage play while also getting ready for a college exam. His grandmother is eager to help him connect with the world, but his mother is constantly worried about him.

The casting is spot-on for this kind of film: Jackson Yee, known for his role in Better Days, takes on the role of Chunhu, Diana Lin from The Farewell plays the grandmother, and Jiang Qinqin from Dwelling by the West Lake portrays the mother. While some may criticize Jackson Yee for playing a character with cerebral palsy, he really nailed it! The film is packed with emotion and has a few surprising twists, though I did feel it could have been about 30 minutes shorter. I bet you will cry... rare are those who didn't.

The fantastic music by Kobayashi Takeshi really enhances the overall experience, and they even managed to weave in a brief love story! I liked it - a lot!