Resurrection(2025)

2h 40m
- Drama
- Sci-Fi

Release Date: Dec 12, 2025 | Limited

In a society where people stop dreaming to extend their lifespan, some dangerous individuals still dream, warping the fabric of time. We experience five dreams, for each of the senses, each chronologically representing a period of cinema.

Releases

Original Release | Dec 12, 2025

Dec 19, 2025 | Moderate

Box Office Results

Updated as of Jun 07, 2026 12:27 PM ET

Results

Opening Weekend US & Canada:
$62,220
Total US & Canada:
$627,175
Total International
$588,592
Total Worldwide:
$1,215,767

Current Showtimes

orround

Sun Jun 28
Mon Jun 29
Tue Jun 30
Wed Jul 1
Thu Jul 2
Fri Jul 3
Sat Jul 4

Director & Top Cast

Bi Gan
Director

Jackson Yee
Deliriant, Qiu Moyun, Mongrel

Shu Qi
The Big Other, Mother, Voiceover

Mark You-Ting Chao
Commander

Gengxi Li
Tai Zhaomei

Jue Huang
Mr. Luo

Yongzhong Chen

Spirit of Bitterness

Zhijian Zhang

Old Master

Chloe Maayan

Serving Girl

Nan Yan

Instrumentalist

Mucheng Guo

Little Girl

Yanmin Bi

Hotel Receptionist

Guohua Chen

Informant

Xu Dan

Captain

Congyu Huang

Con Man A

Zezhi Long

Guard

Feiyang Luo

Man in Cinema

Qin XiaoZhangchao

Child Laborer

Technical Specifications

Sound Mix: Dolby Atmos

Aspect Ratio: 1.33 : 1

Other Details

Country of Origin: China,France,United States

Language: Chinese,Mandarin

Summaries

Storyline

In a society where people stop dreaming to extend their lifespan, some dangerous individuals still dream, warping the fabric of time. We experience five dreams, for each of the senses, each chronologically representing a period of cinema.

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Fun Facts

Bi Gan’s follow-up to Long Day’s Journey is longer than his last film, carved into six chapters that each pay homage to a different epoch of Chinese cinema (silent-era German-expressionist, 1940s noir, 1990s Wong-Kar-wai neon, etc.) while the same two actors shapeshift through them.