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What's on at the cinema plus reviews of the latest movie and DVD releases
Bookmark this pageWong Kar-wai
Director, Screenwriter, Producer
Director
- 2011 - The Grandmasters
- 2008 - Ashes Of Time Redux
- 2007 - My Blueberry Nights
- 2004 - 2046
- 2004 - Eros
- 2000 - In the Mood for Love
- 1997 - Happy Together
- 1995 - Fallen Angels
- 1994 - Ashes of Time
- 1994 - Chungking Express
- 1990 - Days of Being Wild
- 1988 - As Tears Go By
Producer
- 2004 - 2046
- 2002 - A Chinese Odyssey 2002
- 2000 - In the Mood for Love
- 1999 - Buenos Aires Zero Degree
- 1997 - First Love – The Litter on the Breeze
- 1997 - Happy Together
Screenwriter
- 2011 - The Grandmasters
- 2008 - Ashes Of Time Redux
- 2007 - My Blueberry Nights
- 2004 - Eros
- 2004 - 2046
- 2000 - In the Mood for Love
- 1997 - Happy Together
- 1994 - Ashes of Time
- 1994 - Chungking Express
- 1990 - Days of Being Wild
- 1988 - As Tears Go By
Articles
- Feb 2 2010 - Is the London art cinema scene in crisis?
- Nov 26 2009 - Time Out's 101 Films of the Decade – Part 12, with reactions from Peter Jackson, David Fincher, Guillermo del Toro and more…
- Dec 17 2008 - Classic Film Club: 'In the Mood for Love'
- Nov 6 2008 - The computer games that should be movies
- May 25 2007 - Cannes round-up
- May 18 2007 - 'Flight of the Red Balloon' and '4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days' at Cannes
- Apr 19 2007 - Cannes line-up announced
- Feb 21 2007 - Cannes forms 'super-group'
- Nov 10 2006 - Action heroes
- Jun 16 2006 - Chris Doyle Q&A
- Feb 14 2006 - Ozon announces English-language debut
- Feb 13 2006 - Norah Jones plans 'Blueberry Nights'
- Dec 20 2005 - Ben Walters' films of the year
- Sep 20 2005 - Toronto round-up
- Jul 29 2005 - Kidman to snatch bodies?
- Jan 11 2005 - Competition: Win a Signed '2046' Production Booklet
- Dec 13 2004 - 'Vera Drake' Wins Again
- Nov 12 2004 - European Film nominations announced
Top Stories
Ridley Scott interview
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Cannes Film Festival 2012: half-time report
Dave Calhoun reports on the hits, misses and a shocking new masterpiece from Michael Haneke
