Storm Under the Sun

About This Movie

Storm Under the Sun is quite the compelling piece, really. It dives into the dark waters of the Hu Feng Case, exploring how Mao Zedong's heavy-handed politics shaped the lives of countless intellectuals during the 50s. The tone is somber, and the pacing leans toward reflective, almost methodical, as it unpacks the layers of personal and political turmoil. You won’t find flashy effects here – it’s all about the raw stories and testimonies. It captures the fear and uncertainty of the time, making the viewer feel the weight of history. The interviews and archival footage weave a narrative that's both chilling and enlightening. There’s a certain gravitas to it that sticks with you.

Explores the Hu Feng Case in depth · Reflective tone highlights personal stories · Unique perspective on Mao's political climate