Nik FrancesThe Secret is in Red: How Color Plays a Vital Role in Wong Kar-Wai’s ‘In the Mood For Love’Wong Kar-Wai’s In the Mood for Love has been considered, for many years, as one of the most romantic movies of all-time. Reading the…Mar 16, 2021Mar 16, 2021
James HunterFive books that influenced the films of Wong Kar WaiI discovered Wong Kar Wai by accident, randomly selecting Days of Being Wild on Netflix when I was bored. I had no prior knowledge of his…Oct 23, 20191Oct 23, 20191
ChrestomathMovie Review: Chungking ExpressSometimes a film is greater than the sum of its parts.Jun 22Jun 22
Aidan GoldensonThe Two Faces Of Autonomy In “Fallen Angels”Written By: Aidan GoldensonJun 22, 2023Jun 22, 2023
Trey TaylorFallen Angels (1995)I finally managed to track down the films of Wong Kar-Wai. Much of world cinema, even if they’re considered classics, seem very difficult…Mar 9, 20211Mar 9, 20211
SimonIn the Mood for Love — A review“The first time you see Wong Kar-Wai’s movies, you feel you are watching the work of a delicious visual mannerist indifferent to narrative…Sep 11, 2022Sep 11, 2022
Andie ParkThe Unbearable Necessity of RegretA few months ago, I visited my parents in Kentucky. Casually, father told me that they may move again. Maybe somewhere to the Midwest, this…Jul 25, 2017Jul 25, 2017
VaaniLove, Loss & Cigarettes — Wong Kar-Wai’s ‘In the Mood for Love’Engrossed in the spellbounding dimness of alleyways, shrouded in passionate and treacherous red-purple, blue-green hues with tragically…Jan 13Jan 13
