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Kappala Kung Fu. Timeless Film. It’s difficult for me to say what makes great pictures, but when you have an amazing visual storyteller like Wong Kar-wai behind a camera, it’s likely that any photos that come out of his production will be special. Movies may not necessarily be much better than TV shows in terms of written narratives, but the visual spectacle of a movie is second to none. With the massive budget, the amazing cast and crew, and the most fantastic locations in the world, among other things, a shoot for Wong Kar-wai is a pretty magical experience. One of the most talented people working in the entire world of filmmaking in 2016 is probably Wong Kar-wai. One might question why a filmography that is already so spectacular (like the aforementioned Palme D’Or-winner 2046) doesn’t feature his name or his images more often.

Wong Kar-wai’s work is a rare creature. Movies are a common occurrence, but the vast majority of those are only good. Super films are far and few between, and Wong Kar-wai has a unique and unique style. In his films, we see the world through eyes of an artist and his worldview is a haunting and timeless one. Many of the best contemporary directors all have one thing in common: They are a product of the s. Just how relevant are the s to film?

There is no better film on the s-film revolution than Jia Zhangke s award-winning documentary A Touch of Sin. Released in Originally released inhere is not a conventional plot, but rather an exploration of the ways that the s shaped the Chinese nation. A Touch of Sin is a little more difficult to follow than the average film, but the rewards are well worth it. The s came at a time when China was budding as a manufacturing giant. At the time, the communist state was struggling to find a balance between the country s modernization and traditional values. In this setting, the s laid the groundwork for one of the biggest global fads of the last century.

Fashion was a way for China to take advantage of the resources of the far east to build a modern economy. The most important fashion houses of the day were Prada, Yves St. Laurent and Dior, three boutique design firms who used the resources of China to create some of the world s most iconic pieces.