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July 17, 2005 •
Film, News •
Vogue Fish •
Comments Off on Chow Yun Fat Goes Home
Screen star CHOW YUN-FAT has agreed to work on a movie in his native Hong Kong for the first time in a decade after he fell in love with film-maker ANN HUI’s script. Screen star CHOW YUN-FAT has agreed to work on a movie in his native Hong Kong for the first time in a …
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June 11, 2005 •
Film, Reviews •
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Comments Off on Miyazaki’s Howl’s Moving Castle
LOS ANGELES (Kyodo) “Howl’s Moving Castle,” one of Japan’s most successful films ever, opened Friday in New York and Los Angeles, giving American audiences their first big-screen view of the latest work from acclaimed animation
June 3, 2005 •
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Comments Off on An Odd Couple
3-IRON (‘Bin-jip’, Korea, 2004, colour), Directed by Ki-duk Kim and starring Seung-yeon Lee, Hee Jae, Hyuk-ho Kwon, Jin-mo Ju and Jeong-ho Choi. Anamorphic widescreen transfer, 90 min. In Korean with optional Korean and English sutbtitles. Extras
May 14, 2005 •
Film, Profiles •
Vogue Fish •
Comments Off on Zhang Yimou Talks to CNN
My guest this week is one of China’s most famous and influential film directors, Zhang Yimou — the man behind such visually opulent period films as Ju Dou and Raise the Red Lantern. cnn.com by Lorraine Hahn LH: Lorraine Hahn ZY: Zhang Yimou LH:
April 29, 2005 •
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Comments Off on Silence Par For The Course
South Korea’s Exploding film scene has a self-taught genius in Kim Ki-duk. His latest, “3-Iron,” may not be as painterly perfect as the earlier “Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter … And Spring,” but its amazing visual sense of
March 30, 2005 •
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Comments Off on Entertainment Expo Hong Kong 2005
HONG KONG – The Entertainment Expo Hong Kong 2005 has drawn additional film buyers and dealers to the city, giving a boost to the Hong Kong movie market. Asia Times The Hong Kong International Film and TV Market (Filmart), which is incorporated as part
March 7, 2005 •
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Comments Off on Koshonin Mashita Masayoshi
(Kyodo) _ Japan’s first subway hijacking movie, now nearing completion, would have been derailed if it had not been for the efforts of local groups called film commissions, which help moviemakers find extras and locations. The movie, “Koshonin
March 5, 2005 •
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Comments Off on Chinese Opera Making A Comeback
Mao banned traditional Chinese opera and put on propaganda musicals instead. Now, according to a new film, they’re making a comeback, reports Geoffrey Macnab. Guardian Unlimited Like almost every art form, traditional opera was banned during
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