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Oil for the Lamps of China

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In a remote rural region of China, the life of a young Western engineer is drastically transformed when he is sent to work on an oil extraction project. From the moment he sets foot on the land, he is fascinated by the local culture, but he also faces the complexities and tensions of an environment where modernity and tradition collide. As he delves into his work, he discovers that the operation affects not only natural resources but also the lives of the region's inhabitants, who see their way of life threatened by economic advances they do not fully understand.

While navigating a world of political intrigue and the struggle for social justice, the engineer forms an unexpected bond with a young Chinese woman who opposes the exploitation of her land. Together, they become advocates for their community's rights, confronting corporate interests that seek to profit at the expense of the most vulnerable. Amidst romance and cultural tension, the plot dismantles the stereotypes of an era, showcasing the humanity on both sides of the conflict. With a touch of adventure and a call to consciousness, this story unfolds in an emotionally charged landscape filled with ethical dilemmas, prompting the viewer to reflect on the cost of progress and the pursuit of truth in a changing world.

Media type
Movie
Year
1935
Director
Mervyn LeRoy
Writer
Laird Doyle
Alice Tisdale Hobart
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.40
Actors
Pat O’Brien
Josephine Hutchinson
Jean Muir
Lyle Talbot
Arthur Byron
John Eldredge
Donald Crisp
Willie Fung
Tetsu Komai
Henry O'Neill
Ronnie Cosby
William B. Davidson
George Meeker
Joseph Crehan
Christian Rub
Willard Robertson
Edward McWade
Florence Fair
Keye Luke
Suey Long Wong
Glen Cavender
George Irving
Olive Jones
Mitchell Lewis
Lotus Liu
Abraham Mirkin
Miki Morita
Paul Panzer
Ferdinand Schumann-Heink
Teru Shimada
Emmett Vogan
William Austin
Gender
Drama
Country
United States
Original title
Oil for the Lamps of China
Duration
97
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