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LAST CHANCE TO
CATCH Dancing
Dreams,
The September
Issue and
more!
Due to
overwhelming
demand, the 5th
Summer
International
Film Festival
(August 11 to
September 13,
2010) is adding
extra screenings
for sold out
films! |
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The September
Issue
August 24
(Tuesday) 7:15PM
The Grand
Think Meryl
Streep was scary
in The Devil
Wears Prada?
Meet her real
life
counterpart,
Anna Wintour, as
the staff of
Vogue
scramble to
finish their
groundbreaking
September 2007
issue. |
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Dancing Dreams –
Teenagers
Perform
"Kontakthof" by
Pina Bausch
September 2
(Thursday)
7:30PM HK Arts
Centre
In a
heartbreaking,
inspirational
final
appearance, the
late acclaimed
choreographer
Pina Bausch
still manages to
touch us as a
group of teens
rehearse in
preparation for
a performance of
one of her
signature
pieces, “Kontakhof”. |
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Sylvie Guillem:
On the Edge
September
2(Thursday)
9:30PM HK Arts
Centre
Brushing aside
the veil of
mystery
surrounding the
creative
process,
Sylvie Guillem
follows the
legendary prima
ballerina on a 2
year exploration
into the realm
of modern dance. |
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Quattro Hong
Kong
September 13
(Monday) 7:30PM
HK Arts Centre
Clara Law’s
Red Earth in
Official
Selection –
Venice Film
Festival
Horizons section
Final chance to
catch Hong
Kong’s
groundbreaking
short film
anthology! Join
directors Herman
Yau, Clara Law,
Fruit Chan and
Heiward Mak as
they show you
Hong Kong
through their
eyes! |
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Taiwanese
Classics –
Restored!
For over 50
years, Central
Motion Pictures
has played a
pivotal role in
promoting
Taiwanese
cinema. Now,
after millions
of dollars spent
on digital
restoration, CMP
presents three
classic
Taiwanese films,
shown for the
first time
outside Taiwan,
in crisp digital
quality at the
SIFF. |
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Dust in the Wind
August 14
(Saturday)
1:50PM The Grand
August 22
(Sunday) 5:00PM
The Grand
Master filmmaker
Hou Hsiao-Hsien
directs a
melancholic,
poetic work that
charts the slow
death of
youthful
innocence. |
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The Terrorizers
August 12
(Thursday)
7:15PM The Grand
August 21
(Saturday)
9:30PM The Grand
The late Edward
Yang constructs
an expertly
chilling
interplay
between fiction,
media and
reality. Silver
Leopard Award,
Locarno Film
Festival 1987. |
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Vive l’amour
August 15
(Sunday) 2:15PM
The Grand
August 23
(Monday) 7:15PM
The Grand
Sweeping the
awards at the
1994 Venice Film
Festival and
Golden Horse
Awards, Tsai
Ming-Liang’s
Vive l’amour
is a wrenching
study of
alienation,
demoralization
and loneliness
set against the
modern sprawl of
Taipei |
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Jockey Club Cine
Academy Opens
Today! |
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