Lu guo wei lai

The Yangs have moved from Gansu, one of the poorest provinces in Northwestern China, and settled in Shenzhen in South China more than 20 years ago. Having hoped to find a future for their next generation, the Yangs only reckon that after many hard years of working in Shenzhen as construction and factory workers, the new Shenzhen no longer has a place for them. They return to their home village in Gansu. Yang Yaoting, their Shenzhen-born daughter, who has neither a Shenzhen residency nor a college degree, sees none of the future her parents have envisioned for her in modern Shenzhen. Amidst the harsh reality of daily life, the quiescent, soft-spoken Yaoting, along with her peers, leads a solitary life, and can only find solace in the fantasy worlds of virtual reality and WeChat. Seeing her parents having difficulty in readapting to a rural life back home, Yaoting decides to visit Gansu and bring her beloved parents back to Shenzhen.

Walking Past the Future is nothing short of an amazing movie. If there's anything I can say, it's that it is the best movie I have seen. Not only does it have the impressive set pieces and enough action to last you a lifetime, it has an emotional core and you actually get to care about each and every single character.

It's a great movie and it's worth seeing. Ruijun Li done well in making this movie

Good movie to past the times. It holds your attention.

Fantastic! Each character had their own unique voice and their own unique reaction to the situation at hand. Yusi Chen and Fang Yin were the only actors who I knew fairly well beforehand. However, after watching the film twice, I became a fan of everyone.

Walking Past the Future - one of the most bold, challenging and imaginative films of the 21st century!

great from start to finish

This is one of the better movies I have seen. Watch it you will not be disappointed.