A lot of auteur filmmakers seem to be getting into extensive movie/TV hybrid projects lately. I think Refn in particular has done quite well in that regard.
19 hours of Kar Wai after a 10-year absence would be really cool. I just hope that there will be an official way to watch Blossoms and we won't have to pirate it.
Yeah, for sure! There's no way I won't watch it, hah.
I always assumed part of the ten year absence had to do with him being a very Hong Kong filmmaker and borderline a political dissident, at least with regard to Chinese authority over Hong Kong.
How can I petition to get added to the Film/TV database? At Fromtheyardtothearthouse.substack.com, I review movies that came out while I was in federal prison, interspersed with insights on incarceration and criminal justice. Five days a week, 100% free. Y/N? What bear must I wrestle?
Very curious about the new In the Mood for Love as well, and the TV show. Surprised that his career has gone that direction.
A lot of auteur filmmakers seem to be getting into extensive movie/TV hybrid projects lately. I think Refn in particular has done quite well in that regard.
19 hours of Kar Wai after a 10-year absence would be really cool. I just hope that there will be an official way to watch Blossoms and we won't have to pirate it.
Yeah, for sure! There's no way I won't watch it, hah.
I always assumed part of the ten year absence had to do with him being a very Hong Kong filmmaker and borderline a political dissident, at least with regard to Chinese authority over Hong Kong.
Thanks for the shout out! :D
How can I petition to get added to the Film/TV database? At Fromtheyardtothearthouse.substack.com, I review movies that came out while I was in federal prison, interspersed with insights on incarceration and criminal justice. Five days a week, 100% free. Y/N? What bear must I wrestle?
No bears! Will put it on the list.
I’ll watch anything Wong Kar Wai makes. Definitely up for the new version although the original is sort of perfect.
Thanks for the shout out!
Small correction: WKW’s surname is Wong, not Kar-wai. (A common error!)
Thank you!
Thanks!