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A Guide to Hou Hsiao-Hsien, the Most Cherished Auteur of Taiwanese Cinema

A Guide to Hou Hsiao-Hsien, the Most Cherished Auteur of Taiwanese Cinema
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Sheffield Doc/Fest programmers 2021 edition tips

Director Cintía Gil and her team pick some highlights of their 2021 programme and its themes.

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Rhapsody in blue: Barry Jenkins on Moonlight

Moonlight is available on digital platforms, Blu-ray and DVD. You stand, wrapped in that strange communal spell during the thunderous ovation, as the memory of cinema floods back. Not the explosive, momentarily gratifying, empty-bellied franchise juggernaut that has run rough-shod across the plains of American cinema in recent decades. No, the memory of a medium that lovingly takes a small life and makes the experience of that life epic. In Moonlight we watch as a vulnerable young boy nicknamed Little (Alex Hibbert) becomes an adolescent (Ashton Sanders) and then finally a man, now known as Black (Trevante Rhodes), against the wilds of a poor black community in Miami.

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Lee Isaac Chung on Minari

is released on VOD in the UK on 2Â April. âNever pay for anything you can get for free,â Korean immigrant Jacob Yi (Steven Yeun) tells his son David (Alan Kim) after choosing where to dig a well on their farm in early 1980s rural Arkansas. Itâs the kind of fatherly advice thatâs familiar to many, but for children of immigrants like David, it carries a distinctive dimension: your parentsâ thriftiness is a point of pride, a sign that they have outsmarted theÂ system. Yet Lee Isaac Chungâs acutely observed family drama Minari doesnât dwell on this moment, or spell out its deeper resonances for a white audience â rather than exploring the arduous process of assimilation, the trauma of racism or a feeling of not belonging, the filmâs narrative focuses on its wholly believable charactersâ desires and their conflicts with eachÂ other.

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A Sun review: a Taipei family s thunder and loss

A Sun review: a Taipei family s thunder and loss
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