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Tag Archives: Wang Bing
“Art films” and the nature of boredom
… it is something strictly American to conceive a space that is filled with moving, a space of time that is filled always filled with moving. Gertrude Stein The Gradual Making of The Making of Americans I just came across … Continue reading
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Tagged A.O. Scott, Andrei Tarkovsky, Art Film, Derek Jarman, Manohla Dargis, Wang Bing
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DVD of the week: West of the Tracks (Tie Xi Qu)
West of the Tracks (Tie Xi Qu) would be a remarkable film under any circumstances. But the fact that it was the first project of a young filmmaker, Wang Bing, essentially working alone with a digital video camera, shooting over … Continue reading
