Some years ago, I asked my friend Victor Fan to suggest a book that could work as an introduction to the cinema of China, Hong Kong and Taiwan at the same...
Tag - Wong Kar-wai
Films have a unique ability to rekindle memories of past eras, childhood, or simpler moments in life. These titles highlight the fact
According to CNN, When the Tenth Month Comes is one of the greatest Asian films of all time
We asked AMP writers who have seen at least 8 of Wong Kar-wai's features to rank them from worst to best. Here are the results
KEFF talks about Locust, Taiwan, Liu Wei-chen, young gangsters, Wong KAr-wai-fication, braised pork rice and having a silent protagonist
The two of them wait for the rain to pass together, since Su Li-zhen does not want to take Chow Mo-wan’s umbrella, fearing that the neighbors will...
Shallow, random, cheap and fake exoticism.
