Il maggiore sito italiano dedicato al cinema di Hong Kong. John Woo, Wong Kar-wai, Johnnie To, Tsui Hark: il meglio del cinema orientale, e sempre in anteprima.
Everytime: Sandra Wollner's beguiling study of death & grief in the digital age is one of the most exciting films i've seen this decade.
my review: https://t.co/uuAPMmzi1y
Beyonce praises the "inimitable" D'Angelo after his death:
"We thank you for your beautiful music, your voice, your proficiency on the piano, your artistry, you were the pioneer of neo-soul and that changed and transformed rhythm & blues forever, we will never forget you." https://t.co/II5JogDyPI
Only a few tickets left for BOAT PEOPLE 10 June, part of CELEBRATING ANN HUI @TheGardenCinema - Hui's award-winning drama takes a humanistic approach to the urgent subject of people taking the dangerous decision to step into boats in hope of a better life https://t.co/ftp1crj7oB
Jonathan Glazer is a filmmaker of the highest integrity, craft & bravery. A filmmaker who researches his subject matter painstakingly, & weighs his artistic judgements with high care & deep humanity. That care, judgement & humanity led to the conclusions of his speech. Solidarity
Every Hong Kong film released in 2023, ranked from worst to best in the year that new directors continued to make history https://t.co/huGug1gNjR via @SCMPNews
🎙New podcast episode! With our guest @TheGoldenRock, not only do we react to the results and production of the recent 40th Hong Kong Film Awards, we also reveal our first memories of the Awards and unmask the mysterious voting and campaigning processes!
https://t.co/bAhP89OOlJ
I 🧡 BENDS, one of the most sophisticated Hong Kong movies out there. It went to Cannes, but in 2013, Hong Kong people were not in a frame of mind to appreciate the story. If you haven't seen it, don't look up the synopsis or read this yet, just find BENDS and watch it.
The Hong Kong Film Awards has put together a montage of its past 39 Best Film winners. The 40th Hong Kong Film Awards is happening this Sunday: https://t.co/B4N2q65TGC
To mark the 25th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return to Chinese, the Post launches a special microsite that details the city’s retrospectives, reflections, and the future.
Read our Editor-in-Chief Tammy’s letter and discover more here: https://t.co/1vEdnmV5z8
Ci lascia il regista di film indimenticabili, come Intimate Confessions of a Chinese Courtesan, Winter Love, The Black Rose, The House of 72 Tenants. #ChorYuen ha spaziato tra i generi, tra produzioni commerciali e d'autore, ha segnato più di un'epoca.
https://t.co/4W97KgGou5
@TheEndofCinema I love comparing the domestic and international tastes of Hong Kong movies. This is the Hong Kong Film Archive's 100 Must-See as selected by film critics and industry representatives, including Shu Kei, Law Kar, Chor Yuen, and Josephine Siao. https://t.co/aEDocDoXP1