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The wait is over – Wong Kar-Wai's 30-episode TV series Blossoms Shanghai will be streaming on the Criterion Channel later this year The director released a video on the Criterion Channel's YouTube, officially announcing the news himself The series, adapted from the award-winning novel by Jin Yucheng, was originally streamed and broadcast in China in[...]

Wong Kar-Wai's classic arthouse love story of unrequited desire, In the Mood for Love, is getting a 4K restored longer cut premiering in China, including on IMAX The new cut will include nine minutes of additional footage never seen before The film is essentially a two-hander between Tony Leung and Maggie Cheung as married neighbours[...]

Blossoms Shanghai is a funhouse mirror of Wong Kar Wai's common themes and images but remains unfinished - with a final version yet to come.

Blossoms Shanghai, Wong Kar Wai's first TV series, is a big hit. Let's look at what it's about - and when the world will get to see it.

Blossoms Shanghai, the first Chinese TV series from auteur Wong Kar Wai, has all of his cinematic tricks & atmosphere but is a tedious bore.

Blossoms Shanghai, the first TV series from Wong Kar-Wai, is finally premiering after Christmas, on December 27th The director of modern classics such as Days of Being Wild, Chungking Express, In the Mood for Love, and The Grandmaster began production on the series in 2020 The series will run for 30 episodes of around 50[...]

Everything Everywhere All at Once is one of the best movies of 2022, a multi-genre Asian American Science Fiction fantasy that defies categorisiation.

Mondo Music Release Of The Week: In The Mood For Love Soundtrack, which will be available this coming Wednesday.

Arthouse auteur Wong Kar Wai, master of romantic longing, languid melancholy, is making a sequel to Chungking Express, his 1994 classic that helped define

Critics’ darling and deliberately enigmatic filmmaker Wong Kar Wai has begun work on his first TV series, the adaptation Blossoms Shanghai.

The South China Morning Post reported this weekend that Wong Kar Wai’s Amazon TV series Tong Wars has been quietly cancelled. Amazon Studios originally

So the new Wong Kar-Wai movie THE GRANDMASTER is an event A new Wong Kar-Wai movie is always an event I bought the Hong Kong Blu-Ray from my local Chinatown shop because I don't trust The Weinstein Company, which has bought up the US rights, not to recut it to shit for its eventual Western[...]