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Friday, June 15, 2018
DWF ’18: Brother Pao Going into Town
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Wu Dayou is sort of like a Chinese Tora-san, but he doesn’t realize a country rube like him is not supposed to win the girl. In fact, hi...
DWF ’18: Gatha (short)
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The despoilment of the nation of Tibet is not merely an environmental tragedy. It also holds religious implications, due to the sacred s...
DWF ’18: Hometown on the Cloud
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It is time for Meet the Parents , Naxi style. Luo Li is finally going home to meet her fiancĂ© Mu Shu’s parents in Lijang, deep within Yu...
Thursday, June 14, 2018
DWF ’18: Murder Made Easy
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There is no better training for murder than the traditional one-set, five-character stage thriller. Just ask Sidney Bruhl in Death Trap ...
Monday, June 11, 2018
DWF ’18: The Lake Vampire
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There have been some colorful serial killers in Latin America, like “The Ogress of Colonia Roma” in Mexico, “The Rainbow Maniac” in Braz...
Friday, June 08, 2018
DWF ’18: Stay (short)
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They are like the characters from Sex and the City , but with a slightly deeper craving for supernatural power. This satanic cult of wom...
Thursday, June 07, 2018
DWF ’18: Chasing Bullitt
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The remake of The Thomas Crown Affair was pretty good and the unnecessary redo of The Magnificent Seven did not ruin any careers, but the...
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