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Wong Kar-wai

Wong Kar-wai is a Hong Kong filmmaker. His films are characterised by nonlinear narratives, atmospheric music, and vivid cinematography with bold, saturated colours. An auteur of Hong Kong cinema, Wong frequently appears at international film festivals.

Born 1958 · Hong Kong · Active 1988–2013 · 17 films

Filmography

The Hand
As Tears Go By — 1988 · shot by Andrew Lau
Days of Being Wild — 1990 · shot by Christopher Doyle
Ashes of Time — 1994 · shot by Christopher Doyle
Chungking Express — 1994 · shot by Christopher Doyle
Fallen Angels — 1995 · shot by Christopher Doyle
wkw/tk/1996@7'55''hk.net — 1996 · shot by Christopher Doyle
Happy Together — 1997 · shot by Christopher Doyle
Hua Yang De Nian Hua — 2000
In the Mood for Love — 2000 · shot by Kwan Pun Leung
The Hire: The Follow — 2001 · shot by Haris Savides
2046 — 2004 · shot by Christopher Doyle
Eros — 2004 · shot by Marco Pontecorvo
My Blueberry Nights — 2007 · shot by Darius Khondji
There's Only One Sun — 2007 · shot by Philippe Le Sourd
To Each His Own Cinema — 2007
The Grandmaster — 2013 · shot by Philippe Le Sourd

Source

Wong Kar-wai on Wikipedia

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