I am not Supermarket

A rural woman, Li Xuelian, attempts to seek justice for a fabricated divorce by repeatedly appealing to various levels of government. Her persistent efforts to prove her case span a decade, involving numerous officials and leading to increasingly complex and often absurd situations. The film follows her arduous journey as she navigates the bureaucratic maze, highlighting both the injustices faced and the often-comical interactions that arise from her unwavering pursuit.

The film was widely acclaimed by critics for its unique narrative structure, compelling performances, and satirical commentary on China's legal and political systems. Fan Bingbing's performance was particularly lauded. It achieved significant commercial success in China and gained international recognition.

• Praised for Fan Bingbing's career-defining performance.

• Commended for its darkly comedic and satirical portrayal of bureaucracy.

• Noted for its unconventional, circular narrative structure.

Google audience: Audiences generally appreciated the film's unique storytelling and Fan Bingbing's powerful acting. Many found the satirical elements effective and the perseverance of the protagonist compelling, although some viewers noted the film's deliberate pacing.

Won Best Actress for Fan Bingbing at the San Sebastián International Film Festival and the Tokyo International Film Festival. Nominated for Best Director at the Golden Horse Awards.

The film famously uses a circular aspect ratio for certain scenes to visually represent Li Xuelian's unchanging perspective and her entrapment within her own narrative.