Aunt' Lam is in the church choir in one of the many small villages on the plains of China. She is rehearsing for a wedding. Her husband is lying in hospital with pneumosilicosis, the most common occupational disease in China, caused by breathing brick-dust. An oxygen supply keeps him alive. Their child, the nine-year-old girl Sheng-yue, has to leave school because she can't afford tuition fees. That is the way life is, without any prospect of improvement. Interwoven with this we see how Chen Shun-jun builds a house on the spot where he hopes the railway will be built. Raised from Dust presents Aunt Lam's problems, as common as insolvable, not as a great existential struggle, but with biblical minimalism, as it were. In the words of the maker: 'like the River Nu Jiang in southwest China - tranquil on the surface, but churning underneath'.
一句话评论：救我们脱离凶恶。与上帝的关系 ——评《举自尘土》。甘小二：寂寞地逆流而上。河南的尘土。GIL大声展观影记录。《举自尘土》：上苍保佑吃饱了饭的人民。《举自尘土》，以信仰的名义。《举自尘土》导演阐述（转载自“后窗看电影”）。舉自塵土：泥裡的福音。苦难和选择。
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