The sensuous cinema of Wong Kar-wai: film poetics and the aesthetic of disturbance

Eleftheria Thanouli

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Gary Bettinson’s monograph on Wong Kar-wai’s films is a tour de force of poetic analysis and auteur theory, two approaches that have been lingering on the margins of film studies for quite a while ...

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2005Wong Kar-Wai 2010Post-classical cinema: an international poetics of film narration

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