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Wong Kar-wai’s Films and the Culture of the Kawaii

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2018“I Didn’t Think We’d Be Like Them”; or, Wong Kar Wai, Hongkonger19 cited
2015Wong Kar‐wai's Genre Practice and Romantic Authorship: The Cases of Ashes of Time Redux and the Grandmaster10 cited

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