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Happy Together
Film Description Wong Kar-Wai's lyrical poem to 'starting over' - personally and culturally - woven into a weeping wound of entropic romance. A gay couple from Hong Kong are stranded in Buenos Aires, where they fall apart to a woozy tango rhythm. Displacement gives way to arrival in the finale's dazzling rush.
Film Information
DVD Extras 'Buenos Aires Zero Degree' - making-of documentary by Kwan Pun Leung and Amos Lee; Theatrical trailer; Director & cast filmographies.
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Review by Francesca on 25th August 2004 Was very impressed over the use of black and white images in among other colorful shots in the colorful world. The change of colors usually says a lot in the cinematic world. And in this movie, the director definitely depicts the characters' inner world with such color scheme.
Review by anonymous on 19th March 2001 This netted him a Best Director award at Cannes, and yet more praise for Chris Doyle's amazingly fluid camerawork. Working entirely outside his native country for the first time, the film tracks the stormy course of a gay relationship between two homesick Chinese in Buenos Aires who are all too often anything but happy together. "Happy Together is nothing less than a life affirming masterpiece" The Observer.
Review by katherinaj_park@graffiti.net on 12th January 2005 Funny how very few people in Malaysia truly understand and let alone watch Wong's movies. Our movie censors are busy people alright. Thematic and deeply moving, this movie shook the very core belief within me about homosexuality. Would anyone out there know how I can get my hands on the soundtrack?
Article - "Wong Kar-Wai"
by Michael Brooke
David Lynch once said that film-making is like building a bridge out of little glass strands, a metaphor that fits Wong Kar-Wai's work better than most. Not only does it combine apt impressions of poised delicacy and scintillating imagery, but it also reflects Wong'... View article in full
Collections & ListsThis film is part of the following Film Collections
The Best of Gay and Lesbian Cinema Including: 100 Days Before The Command, 15, All About My Mother, All Over Me, Another Way, Bad Education, Beau Travail, Beautiful Thing, Blue Gate Crossing, Boyfriends.
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