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Berlin Review: Li Ruijun’s ‘Return To Dust’

13.02.2022 - 14:13

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A tender love story set in rural China, Li Ruijun’s Return To Dust is a wonderfully atmospheric entry to the Berlin Film Festival competition.

It opens with the arrangement of a marriage between Ma Youtie (Wu Renlin) and Cao Guiying (Hai Qing), by two families who are patently keen to get rid of them both.

Cao is a quiet, unassuming man whose simple rural life is in contrast with that of his flashier relatives, who drive expensive cars and spend time in the city.

Ma is a timid woman who is considered a burden on her family, partly because she is unable to control her bladder and is unable to have children.

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