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The Longest Summer
Ga Yin loses his job as a soldier in the British army after Hong Kong is handed back to China. Without his comfortable job he…Published on: -
Away With Words
Directing début by brilliant cameraman Christopher Doyle (e.g. Chunking Express) about a man with a phenomenal memory. Any word he has ever heard, hePublished on: -
Tokyo Sonata
Kurosawa Kiyoshi, the masterful maker of occasionally dark, always strange films, wanted to make a very ordinary film this time. A film about a man…Published on: -
Yes, I Can See Dead People
It could happen to you. You prefer to sit at your computer or chase your girlfriend and then your childhood friends start committing suicide one…Published on: -
The City of Production
Impressive, acute and beautifully shot essay that takes a positive look at post-communist China.Published on: -
Rule #1
When a police officer claimed to have seen a ghost, he gets transferred to a vague and forgotten department. Rule one of the department is:…Published on: -
Perfect Life
Winner of the Dragons & Tigers Award in Vancouver is a combination of film styles: an intriguing, fictional portrait of a stubborn young woman who…Published on: -
The Scarlet Robe
A love hate relationship between a mother and a daughter who both star in the traditional Cantonese opera. But starring isn’t enough.Published on: -
Nacht van de Wansmaak Strikes Again!
Voyage of discovery through the sewers of filmic bad taste. Exciting selection of trailers, followed by the main feature The Mighty Peking Man. In othPublished on: -
Fengming, a Chinese Memoir
Intense documentary about the ageing journalist He Fengming who tells the sad but fascinating story of her life. Oral history in its most pure, effectPublished on: