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Following 'In the Mood for Love' is '2046', directed by Wong Kar Wai, starring Tony Leung Chiu-Wai, with cinematographer Christopher Doyle

Days of Being Wild, Wong Kar-Wai's second film as a director sees him developing his considerable style and a recurring interest in the subject of unrequited love.

In his English lnaguage debut, director Wong Kar-Wai fails to create the distinct romantic spark that captured filmgoers hearts in his Asian language films.

A list of films that borrow heavily from other sources but still manage to be highly watchable and occasionally surpass the films they are ripping off.

Zoetrope: All-Story creates a viable bridge between writer and film, with quarterly publications, virtual studio, and annual contests.

Shoppers flock to Hong Kong for everything from the latest electronic gadgets to high fashion. But the Chinese cheongsam never goes out of style.

Fernando Meirelles's controversial new film made an impression on the Cannes audience this year but was it positive or negative?

Nearly every film coming out of Hollywood has been influenced in some way by Hong Kong cinema.

Not released in the United States until now, the French New Wave master's take on the political thriller is as playful, provocative and moving as his more popular works

Kwak Jae Young directs this true story based on Kim Ho-Sik's Internet letters turned into novel. This sweet, quirky tale rings close to the heart and moves one to tears.

A polarizing figure in art house cinema, Jim Jarmusch doesn't disappoint his diehard fans nor his harsh critics with this, his tenth feature film.