Bloody Drum

Set against the backdrop of 19th century China, 'Bloody Drum' delves into the plight of the Miao mountain tribes as they unite to resist excessive taxation and violence from the Qing government. The film features a runtime of 97 minutes, showcasing the challenges faced by these communities during a turbulent period in Chinese history.

Directed by Jiang Shusen, the film includes performances from Du Yulu, Gu Lan, and Xu Fuyin, who portray the leaders of the Miao tribes. Their blood oath symbolizes a significant moment of solidarity and resistance against oppression. Collectors may appreciate how this film captures a lesser-known aspect of Chinese history through its dramatic storytelling and character development.