In 1987, maverick filmmakers Tsui Hark and Ching Siu-tung joined forces to make A Chinese Ghost Story, one of the most beautiful and enduring films of the Hong Kong New Wave.
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In the latter half of the 1970s, a revolution took place in the Hong Kong film industry. At its anarchic forefront was a shaggy-haired visionary named Tsui Hark.
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A long time ago, Pu Songling wrote a compendium of weird stories about ghosts and monsters. Who knew that one of these short nightmares would lead to such big things?
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Allegory, symbolism, fantasy, and surrealism are often the refuge of artists working under the...
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Despite finding itself under the thumb of Stalin’s Soviet Union after World War II, grey and...
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