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Watch Yi Yi: A One and A Two (2000) ONLINE!

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a one and a two...


If you like poetry of silence and asceticism, or if you luxuriate in the feeling of how a rock falls in a quiet flowing river, I bet you can absolutely take in Yi Yi: A One and A Two (2000) without a trace of aberration. The quietness and flowing images of Yi Yi permeates in one's senses, and it leaps into one's soul. Considered as one of the best films of the decade, it harbors all emotions, all ordinariness of life, and now you can watch it online!

Part 1 - Wedding of A-Di and Xiao Yen
Part 2 -
Grandma's stroke
Part 3 -
Yang-yang gets in trouble at School
Part 4 -
Family talks to Grandma
Part 5 -
Ting-Ting befriends neighbor Lily
Part 6 -
Ota and NJ's business dinner
Part 7 -
Min-Min decides to stay away
Part 8 -
Yang-Yang's photos discovered
Part 9 -
A-Di and Xiao Yen's child is born
Part 10 -
Mayhem at baby shower
Part 11 -
NJ leaves for Tokyo
Part 12 -
NJ meets Sherry; Ting-ting dates Fatty
Part 13 -
Ting-ting and Fatty's fallout
Part 14 - Ota's Magic
Part 15 - Yang - Yang jumps into the pool
Part 16 - Grandma dies
Part 17 - Finale: Yang yang speaks to Grandma


Enjoy guys!
Ciao!
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Movies of the week

...as my roommate describe them ...
(for he only watches films clocking at 1 hr 30mins)

Yi Yi: A One and A Two (2000) - approx. 3 hours

Satantango (1994) - 7.2 hours

The Deer Hunter (1978) - approx. 3 hours

Aside from pursuing my research career in Chemical Engineering: the ever eponymous NANOENCAPSULATION word (which, by the way, does not have a wikipedia page which made it even greater) and also, aside from the attack of the film festivals around manila, I will devote my free time digesting for the first one, and, for the latter, watching them for the first time. Any thoughts before I begin?

[That was surely a long sentence to begin with, eh!]
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Ciao!

Yi Yi: A One and A Two (2000)

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Yi Yi: A One and A Two

In the final scene of the film Yang-Yang, the boy in video above, spoke in front of his grandma's coffin the words that would change my life forever. It was Christmas Eve 2008, I calmly sat on my study table for a stretch of about 3 hours when almost suddenly,Yang Yang uttered these beautiful words . I could not contain myself so i cried for almost an hour. It was as if i was offered LIFE itself, one of the rarest experience I have felt in a movie so immense, so great it overpowers you. This is the most wonderful moment i have experienced in any film in my whole life.