Love for Life
Zhang Ziyi
['sivaji', 'gloria dehaven', 'julianne moore', 'tracy wright', 'robert taylor', 'jeff anderson', 'anne baxter', 'iza calzado', 'silvana mangano', 'remya nambeesan', 'delroy lindo', 'john forsythe', 'parker posey', 'robert powell', 'vijay sethupathi', 'erich von stroheim', 'shabana azmi', 'priscilla lane', 'tom hulce', 'dolly parton', 'gretchen mol', 'emma rigby', 'romane bohringer', 'sir laurence olivier', 'parveen babi', 'jeffrey hunter', 'cyril fletcher', 'heather thatcher', 'amrish puri', 'anil dhawan', 'adoor bhasi', 'todd phillips', 'claire bloom', 'leo gordon', 'nikolaj lie kaas', 'amy madigan', 'olivia hussey', 'paul heidemann', 'dorothy', 'ronny cox', 'meryl streep', 'charles coburn', 'vimala raman', 'mackenzie phillips', 'james franco', 'shirley knight', 'brian benben', 'john loder', 'margot hielscher', 'ozzie nelson', 'brian cox', 'eric idle', 'lisa kudrow', 'stephen dorff', 'celina jaitley', 'rock hudson', 'parvati melton', 'simi garewal', 'demi lovato', 'david hasselhoff', 'jackie chan', 'gunnar lauring', 'yogeeta bali', 'jagapati babu', 'himansu rai', 'roland manookian', 'chiranjeevi', 'celeste holm', 'chris makepeace', 'trevor noah', 'dolores fonzi', 'julia roberts', 'nadia', 'dorothy dalton', 'bharat bhushan', 'jada', 'rowan atkinson', 'artie shaw', 'donald ogden stewart', 'naomi tani', 'kevin eldon', 'spede pasanen', 'clara kimball young', 'mia wasikowska', 'rachael leigh cook', 'sreenivasan', 'tony lo bianco', 'ursula andress', 'burt reynolds', 'albert bassermann', 'annette bening', 'rod serling', 'corneliu porumboiu', 'jason mewes', 'godard', 'mohan agashe', 'bob steele', 'jessica biel', 'michael redgrave']
Love for Life
Love for Life (simplified Chinese: 最爱; traditional Chinese: 最愛; pinyin: Zuì ài), also known as Life Is a Miracle, Til Death Do Us Part and Love for Live, is a 2011 film directed by Gu Changwei and starring Zhang Ziyi and Aaron Kwok. It was Gu's third film as director after a lengthy career as a cinematographer for some of China's top directors. It was released on 10 May 2011 in China. The film is an adaptation of the 2006 novel Dream of Ding Village by the Chinese writer Yan Lianke.