Wong Kar Wai As A Metaphor Of Love Part 2: ‘In The Mood For Love’
byContinuing the acquaintance with Wong Kar Wai works, BFJ moves to early sixties Hong Kong in order to understand how true love is born and…
Continuing the acquaintance with Wong Kar Wai works, BFJ moves to early sixties Hong Kong in order to understand how true love is born and…
Cannes film festival triumph and critics favourite, “Wong Kar Wai” finds its way to the heart of every spectator. It has always been and…
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At the beginning of March, one of the most recognisable voices in film passed away at the age of eighty-nine in his quiet Virginia…
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Putting aside the idea of historical accuracy, BFJ describes why Howl, On the Road and Kill Your Darlings are must-see films for every modern…
Hollywood is constantly getting criticised for remaking foreign films, accused of ‘dumbing them down’ for American audiences. But they’re not the only culprits. Manuel…
According to my Wikipedia/Youtube research, the word “hipster” was coined in jazz circles of the 1930s and 1940s and was meant to describe a…