It's been over ten years since British filmmaker Roger Spottiswoode took on the James Bond franchise with Tomorrow Never Dies , but instead of continuing his inroads into Hollywood blockbusters, Spottiswoode chose to take a different career route. In recent years, the writer of Eddie Murphy's early action-comedy "48 Hours" has taken on more socially-conscious historical dramas about important men who made a difference during times of turbulence and war. A few years ago, he made Shake Hands with the Devil , which dealt with one such man during the Rwandan genocide, and now with The Children of Huang Shi , he takes a unique look at the invasion of China by the Japanese in the late ‘30s.

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