A gang leader on the run seeking redemption. A girl in trouble risking everything to gain her freedom. Both hunted on the hidden shores of The Wild Goose Lake. They set a deadly gamble for what may be their last day.

"I believe that film noir in the west and the pursuit of romance in Chinese wuxia movies are comparable. The difference is that in wuxia movies, there is more emphasis on the poetic and the aesthetic; while the film noir emphasizes fate (or the acceptance of fate) and darkness (night and the corruption of society) and desire. If there are variations, they are reflecting the complexity of human nature and its dark side. The heroes have their flaws and fears. The appearance of Xia (Chivalry) and Yi (loyalty) is not usually flagged or planned in advance. Each is more likely to emerge in an encounter, usually a sudden one, and the characters are caught in a whirlwind of instant emotions and desires." [Diao Yinan]

Diao Yinan was graduated from the Dramatic Literature Department in The Central Academy of Drama, one of the representatives of Chinese Avant-garde theatre. He has written numerous scripts, including Caught, Pavel Korchagin, The True Story of AH Q, etc. Then he started to create screenplays for films & TV series, including series Spicy Love Soup, film Shower, film All The Way, series Cherish Our Love Forever. In addition, Diao once participated as the leading actor, to an independent film All Tomorrow’s Parties by Director Yu Lik Wai, which premiered at Un Certain Regard in Cannes. As a film director, his work includes: 2014, Black Coal, Thin Ice, Golden Bear and Silver Bear of Best Actor at the 64th Berlin International Film Festival. 2007, Night Train, selected to the Un Certain Regard section of the 60th Cannes Film Festival, critically acclaimed, secured distribution throughout Europe. 2003, Uniform, granted the Dragons & Tigers Award of Best Film at the 22nd Vancouver International Film Festival.