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| 5. okt | 17:30 | |
| 7. okt | 15:30 |
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Contemplative, filmed in long hypnotic takes and with a mesmerising pictorial beauty, Flowers of Shanghai takes place in a luxury brothel in late 19th Century Shanghai. It is a clear-sighted observation of intrigue, materialism and power games but also a moving story of devotion and love. The film is complex but atmosphere is its primary force. Painterly use of scenography and costumes, oil lamps throwing their golden glow, hypnotic music – this is just a few of the elements that together create something more like a meditation than a normal film experience.
Flowers of Shanghai is internationally recognised as one the greatest masterpieces of the 1990s. ds
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COUNTRY Taiwan
YEAR 1998
RUNTIME 130 min
PROGRAM Mark Lee retrospektiv
DIRECTOR HOU Hsiao-hsien
WRITER Eileen CHANG, CHU T'ien-wen, HAN Bangqing
CINEMATOGRAPHER Mark LEE Ping-bing
MUSIC ??? Musikk ???
CAST
Tony LEUNG Chiu Wai, Michelle REIS, Carina LAU, Jack KAO
LANGUAGE Cantonese, shanghainese
SUBTITLES ??? undertekst ???
PRODUCER ICHIYAMA Shozo, YANG Teng-Kuei
PRODUCTION COMPANY 3H Productions