Wong Kar Wai, the iconic Hong Kong filmmaker, has left an indelible mark on global cinema that continues to influence filmmakers, artists, and audiences alike, even decades after the release of his most famous works.
Tag: Essays
Uzumaki (and the Problems with Adapting Junji Ito)
Uzumaki, the movie, will no doubt be many people’s first foray into the twisted mind of Junji Ito – so does it do him justice?
On the Staying Power of The Journey to the West
One of China's oldest, most-adapted novels. What is it about the Journey that has stuck with us for so long?
The Asian Cinema Critic 