The Asian Film Series will return in September. As always, suggestions for future films to screen are welcome and can be made through the comments section of this BLOG.
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This blog includes information on the Asian Film Series at the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. The Goal of this series is to expose students and those in the community to a range of Asian films many of which are little known in the US. All screenings are free and open to students and non-student alike. The series is hosted by the Center for International Education, but is not directly connected with the Center or the University and does not necessarily represent the views of either.
4 comments:
Hi, have you ever thought of showing the Young and Dangerous sequels?
I have thought about showing some of the early films in the series, maybe part two or three.
How by one or more of the films of Apichatpong Weerasethakul? I've found his stuff excellent, very interesting reworking of narrative, and intense visuals. I'd love to rewatch and discuss some of his movies, first choice would probably be Syndromes and a Century.
There's also Edward Yang, I've only seen Yi Yi but that was fantastic enough to definitely invite more.
I noticed that Criterion just released a new master of Kuroneko, it looks interesting, seems like it, or another Kaneto Shindo film, would be a good October/Halloween choice.
...Not that I've ever seen any of his films- Amazon told me it's something I would be interested in, so of course I listened ;-)
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