Looking North: The 37th Hong Kong International Film Festival 2013
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Looking North: The 37th Hong Kong International Film Festival 2013
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Hong Kong cinema is dead, long live Chinese cinema' – this is just one of many interesting observations that Mike Walsh gleaned from Hong Kong's biggest cultural event.
Additional keywords: Asian cinema, China, Taiwan, Japan, Iran, Ryoo Seung-wan, The Berlin File, Johnnie To, Drug War, Ronnie Yu, Saving General Yang, Peng Tao, The Cremator, Arvin Chen, Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow?, Hsu Chao-jen, Together, Jafar Panahi, Closed Curtain, Bahman Ghobadi, Rhino Season, Mohsen Makhmalbaf, The Gardener, Pedro González-Rubio, Gonzalez, Inori, Yamada Yoji, Tokyo Family.
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