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Named after the French New Wave of the late 50s and 60s, these directors revitalized the city’s ebbing film industry and reoriented Hong Kong cinema as a whole with their experimental techniques, personal narratives and serious artistic visions.
Here are ten of the best films of that era. Once Upon A Time In China (1991) Directed by Tsui Hark, this landmark film is credited with revitalizing Hong Kong’s martial arts film genre.
2017年6月5日 · Dung Phan 05 June 2017. Although Vietnamese film only receives a humble amount of attention on the international stage, the country boasts many visually stunning and powerful movies. And while an important part of the country’s history, the topics of films go far beyond the war.
2016年11月4日 · The 10 Greatest Mainland Chinese Films Of All Time. Andrew Ricca 04 November 2016. Cinema in China is as old as film itself. The 1930’s marked the first golden age in Shanghai, a second one started soon after the Sino- Japanese War. But it wasn’t till the mid 80’s and the rise of the Fifth Generation of filmmakers that Chinese ...
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2017年3月22日 · Read on to learn about its birth and development over the course of almost a century, as well as the difference between a wuxia and a kung fu film. The Chinese martial arts film genre dates back to the 1920s, with the development of the Shanghai film industry.
2016年10月18日 · Prisoner of the Mountains (1996) Starring Russian actor Oleg Menshikov and Sergei Bodrov, Jr., Prisoner of the Mountains is a must-see for their outstanding performances. Partially filmed in Kazakhstan, the film tells a tale of two Russian soldiers who are ambushed and taken captive in the Chechen Mountains.
2020年2月3日 · Ghosts are a big part of Thai culture. Many Thai people, if pressed, will admit to not only believing in paranormal beings but also to having seen at least one with their own eyes. Spirit shrines, amulets, and lucky symbols are everyday sights throughout the nation. Shamanic spirit doctors, or mor phi, are still common within communities.
