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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: It was almost impossible to find an official copy of the film in North America, making it among the most sought-after titles and keeping the film in relative obscurity; even bootlegged copies were marred with poorly restored footage and dicey subtitling (if any were available at all), if you were lucky to find a full version of the film at all, and discs that were available tended to fetch a high price. The Criterion Collection released a full, restored version in 2015 for the United States, making it the first time in two decades the film was officially available to American cinephiles.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: It was almost impossible to find an official copy of the film in North America, making it among the most sought-after titles and keeping the film in relative obscurity; even bootlegged copies were marred with poorly restored footage and dicey subtitling (if any were available at all), if you were lucky to find a full version of the film at all, and discs that were available tended to fetch a high price. The Criterion Collection released a full, restored version in 2015 for the United States, making it the first time in two decades the film was officially available to American cinephiles.in America.
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* AmateurCast: Nearly all of the (staggeringly huge) cast were amateurs.
* CompletelyDifferentTitle: The original Chinese title translates to "The Homicide Incident of the Youth on Guling Street," itself something of a SpoilerTitle [[spoiler:(referencing Si'r's murder of Ming at the end of the film, or at the very least the 217s massacre)]], but it's best known by the more oblique, poignant English title.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: It was almost impossible to find an official copy of the film in North America, making it among the most sought-after titles and keeping the film in relative obscurity; even bootlegged copies were marred with poorly restored footage and dicey subtitling (if any were available at all), if you were lucky to find a full version of the film at all, and discs that were available tended to fetch a high price. The Criterion Collection released a full, restored version in 2015 for the United States, making it the first time in two decades the film was officially available to American cinephiles.
* RealLifeRelative: Si'r and his father are played by a real-life father and son duo.
* CompletelyDifferentTitle: The original Chinese title translates to "The Homicide Incident of the Youth on Guling Street," itself something of a SpoilerTitle [[spoiler:(referencing Si'r's murder of Ming at the end of the film, or at the very least the 217s massacre)]], but it's best known by the more oblique, poignant English title.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: It was almost impossible to find an official copy of the film in North America, making it among the most sought-after titles and keeping the film in relative obscurity; even bootlegged copies were marred with poorly restored footage and dicey subtitling (if any were available at all), if you were lucky to find a full version of the film at all, and discs that were available tended to fetch a high price. The Criterion Collection released a full, restored version in 2015 for the United States, making it the first time in two decades the film was officially available to American cinephiles.
* RealLifeRelative: Si'r and his father are played by a real-life father and son duo.
