The 50th Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival has announced its line-up with six Chinese-language world premieres including Wan jen’s It Takes Two To Tango and a new series of Q&A events titled Encounters With The Masters.
The festival, with an emphasis on Chinese-language cinema, will run from Nov 8-28 in the Taiwanese capital.
The festival’s world premieres include:
Taiwanese New Wave director Wan Jen’s It Takes Two To Tango;
rising Taiwanese director Lien Yi-chi’s police thriller black comedy Sweet Alibis;
Raye’s documentary on stray dogs in Taiwan, The Twelve Nights;
Wei Te-sheng-produced documentary Pusu Qyuni, directed by Tang Hsiang-chu;
Hong Kong director Ho Hong’s debut feature Doomsday・Party;
Malaysian director Yeo Joon-han’s second psychological thriller In the Dark, starring young Taiwanese actor Wang Po-Chieh.
Encounters With The Masters features nine high-profile directors from Taiwan, Hong Kong and China who have been invited to screen key films accompanied by Q&As...
The festival, with an emphasis on Chinese-language cinema, will run from Nov 8-28 in the Taiwanese capital.
The festival’s world premieres include:
Taiwanese New Wave director Wan Jen’s It Takes Two To Tango;
rising Taiwanese director Lien Yi-chi’s police thriller black comedy Sweet Alibis;
Raye’s documentary on stray dogs in Taiwan, The Twelve Nights;
Wei Te-sheng-produced documentary Pusu Qyuni, directed by Tang Hsiang-chu;
Hong Kong director Ho Hong’s debut feature Doomsday・Party;
Malaysian director Yeo Joon-han’s second psychological thriller In the Dark, starring young Taiwanese actor Wang Po-Chieh.
Encounters With The Masters features nine high-profile directors from Taiwan, Hong Kong and China who have been invited to screen key films accompanied by Q&As...
- 10/10/2013
- by hjnoh2007@gmail.com (Jean Noh)
- ScreenDaily
Competition section includes six world premieres and titles from Koji Fukada, Jun Robles Lana and Lee Ju-hyoung.Scroll down for Competition list
The 26th Tokyo International Film Festival (Tiff) has announced its line-up with six world premieres in the Competition section including Hospitalité director Koji Fukada’s Au revoir l’été, Jun Robles Lana’s previous Haf project Barber’s Tales and the Kim Ki-duk-produced Red Family.
Those that are not world premieres are all Asian premieres including Aaron Fernandez’s San Sebastian entry The Empty Hours.
Chen Kaige, the Chinese director behind Farewell My Concubine, will head the competition jury. He will be joined by Korean actress Moon So-ri (Oasis), Australian producer Chris Brown (Daybreakers), Us director-writer-producer Chris Weitz (The Twilight Saga: New Moon), and Japanese actress Shinobu Terajima (Caterpillar).
Tiff is set to run Oct 17-25 with new festival head Yasushi Shiina putting an emphasis on showcasing homegrown productions and discovering Asian talent.
The newly launched...
The 26th Tokyo International Film Festival (Tiff) has announced its line-up with six world premieres in the Competition section including Hospitalité director Koji Fukada’s Au revoir l’été, Jun Robles Lana’s previous Haf project Barber’s Tales and the Kim Ki-duk-produced Red Family.
Those that are not world premieres are all Asian premieres including Aaron Fernandez’s San Sebastian entry The Empty Hours.
Chen Kaige, the Chinese director behind Farewell My Concubine, will head the competition jury. He will be joined by Korean actress Moon So-ri (Oasis), Australian producer Chris Brown (Daybreakers), Us director-writer-producer Chris Weitz (The Twilight Saga: New Moon), and Japanese actress Shinobu Terajima (Caterpillar).
Tiff is set to run Oct 17-25 with new festival head Yasushi Shiina putting an emphasis on showcasing homegrown productions and discovering Asian talent.
The newly launched...
- 9/19/2013
- by hjnoh2007@gmail.com (Jean Noh)
- ScreenDaily
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