Chinese Entertainment: Starting from Let the Bullets Fly

Li Mu wakes up in 1994 with a second chance at life—and a phone call that changes everything. His mom insists he help out his "second uncle" Jiang Xiaojun on some low-budget indie film. Li Mu rolls his eyes. Probably a nobody director with a shoestring budget. But when he arrives on set, he's stunned: Chow Yun-fat, Ge You, Carina Lau—A-list legends everywhere. This isn't some backwater production. This is Let the Bullets Fly, and his "uncle" is Jiang Wen, one of China's greatest auteurs. Armed with knowledge of the future and a foot in the door of the entertainment industry's golden age, Li Mu…