Chun Kim

18 Apr 11
Highlights from the 35th Hong Kong International Film Festival
Andrew Chan
In a city often derided as art-phobic and money-obsessed, the Hong Kong International Film Festival provides an annual opportunity for local audiences to contextualize their own regional cinema alongside
- Hong Kong /
- Jia Zhangke /
- Chun Kim /
- Apichatpong Weerasethakul /
- Stanley Kwan /
- Tan Chui Mui /
- Frederick Wiseman /
- Wang Bing /
- Li Hongqi /
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