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Semana De Cine De Hong Kong 2009 SEMANA DE CINE DE HONG KONG 2009 Como cada año, Casa Asia y el Hong Kong Economic Trade Office de Bruselas presentan la Semana de Cine de Hong Kong, en la que se proyecta un ciclo de 13 películas entre las más importantes y representativas que se han producido en Hong Kong entre 2007 y 2008. Además, y por primera vez, para complementar la muestra, se programa una retrospectiva compuesta por cinco títulos (primicias en España) de la realizadora Ann Hui, una de las más representativas de la Nueva Ola del cine de Hong Kong, que eclosionó a finales de los años 70 en un periodo de auge cultural y económico. Lunes 16 de marzo Whispers and Moans Dir: Herman Yau. Con Athena Chu, Patrick Tam, Yu On-On, Mandy Chiang. Hong Kong. 2007. Drama. Versión original subtitulada en castellano. Dur: 96’ Drama social y bien intencionado, que en un tono semi-documental, nos introduce en el mundo de la prostitución de alto vuelo en Hong Kong a la par que nos sumerge en el otro lado del negocio en la calle. Herman Yau ha logrado una de sus cintas más personales de los últimos años. Proyección a las 21.00h en Casa Asia Martes 17 de marzo Brothers Dir: Derek Chiu. Con Andy Lau, Eason Chan, Wang Zhi-Wen, Felix Wong. Hong Kong. 2007. Gangsters / Acción. Versión original subtitulada en castellano. Dur: 103’ Brothers, basada en una de las series de televisión más exitosas de la cadena de televisión hongkonesa TVB de la década de los ochenta, nos cuenta la historia de dos hermanos, y cómo éstos entrarán en conflicto cuando el jefe de una tríada es asesinado. Con un reparto estelar entre el que encontramos a Andy Lau o Tony Leung. Proyección a las 19.15h en Casa Asia Boat People Dir: Ann Hui. Con Meiying Jia, George Lam, Andy Lau, Season Ma. Hong Kong. 1982. Drama. Versión original subtitulada en castellano. Dur: 117’ Tercera película, que en cierto modo cierra la trilogía sobre Vietnam, que había empezado con From Vietnam, y continuado con The Story of Woo Viet, a través de la historia de un fotógrafo japonés y su descubrimiento nada complaciente de la realidad de un país, una realidad que se se impone tras las falsas apariencias. Mejor Película y Mejor Director en los Hong Kong Film Awards 1993. Proyección a las 22h en la Filmoteca Española Miércoles 18 de marzo The Detective Dir: Oxide Pang. Con Aaron Kwok, Liu Kai-Chi, Wong Tak-Bun, Lau Siu-Ming. Hong Kong. 2007. Thriller / Drama. Versión original subtitulada en castellano. Dur: 109’ Siguiendo los patrones más arquetípicos del genuino cine negro, los hermanos Pang construyen una historia rompecabezas con sospechosos nada claros y donde no se abstienen de añadir una mínima (aunque decisiva) pincelada fantástica que cohesione la obra. Proyección a las 19.15h en Casa Asia Ah Kam Dir: Ann Hui. Con Michelle Yeoh, Sammo Hung, Ken Lo, Hoi Mang, Micheal Lam. Hong Kong. 1996. Drama / Acción. Versión original subtitulada en castellano. Dur: 95’ Nadie como Ann Hui, asistente de dirección en sus inicios en el mundo del cine del director de cintas de artes marciales, King Hu, para profundizar en el mundo de los stunts (dobles para las secuencias de acción). Con la presencia de una jovencísima Michelle Yeoh (Tigre y Dragón). He aquí la oportunidad de ver uno de los films más desconocidos de Ann Hui. Proyección a las 22h en la Filmoteca Española Viernes 20 de marzo Eighteen Springs Dir: Ann Hui. Con You Ge, Lei Huang, Leon Lai, Anita Mui, Zhiwen Wang. Hong Kong. 1997. Drama. Versión original subtitulada en castellano. Dur: 126’ Sensible melodrama sentimental ambientado en el Shanghai de los años treinta que retrata la relación entre una joven trabajadora de una factoría de Shanghai con el hijo de unos ricos comerciantes de Nanjin. El destino y los prejuicios sociales, serán el hilo conductor de la historia. 7 Nominaciones en los Hong Kong Film Awards 1998. Proyección a las 19.50h en la Filmoteca Española Sábado 21 de marzo Boat People Dir: Ann Hui. Con Meiying Jia, George Lam, Andy Lau, Season Ma. Hong Kong. 1982. Drama. Versión original subtitulada en castellano. Dur: 117’ Tercera película, que en cierto modo cierra la trilogía sobre Vietnam, que había empezado con From Vietnam, y continuado con The Story of Woo Viet, a través de la historia de un fotógrafo japonés y su descubrimiento nada complaciente de la realidad de un país, una realidad que se se impone tras las falsas apariencias. Mejor Película y Mejor Director en los Hong Kong Film Awards 1993. Proyección a las 19.45h en la Filmoteca Española Domingo 22 de marzo Ah Kam Dir: Ann Hui. Con Michelle Yeoh, Sammo Hung, Ken Lo, Hoi Mang, Micheal Lam. Hong Kong. 1996. Drama / Acción. Versión original subtitulada en castellano. Dur: 95’ Nadie como Ann Hui, asistente de dirección en sus inicios en el mundo del cine del director de cintas de artes marciales, King Hu, para profundizar en el mundo de los stunts (dobles para las secuencias de acción). Con la presencia de una jovencísima Michelle Yeoh (Tigre y Dragón). He aquí la oportunidad de ver uno de los films más desconocidos de Ann Hui. Proyección a las 19.30h en la Filmoteca Española Martes 24 de marzo Mr. Cinema Dir: Samson Chiu. Con Anthony Wong, John Sham, Karen Mok, Ronald Cheng. Hong Kong. 2007. Drama / Comedia. Versión original subtitulada en castellano. Dur: 117’. Más de 40 años de la historia de Hong Kong quedan resumidos en las casi dos horas que dura este film. Una cinta impregnada de una nostalgia amable, personificada en unas vidas de trasfondo agridulce divididas entre los sueños por cumplirse y los que nunca se cumplirán. El Cinema Paradiso versión hongkonesa. Proyección a las 19.15h en Casa Asia July Rhapsody Dir: Ann Hui. Con Jacky Cheung, Anita Mui, Kar Yan Lam, Eric Kot. Hong Kong. 2002. Drama. Versión original subtitulada en castellano. Dur: 103’ En el 2002 Ann Hui regresó al género del melodrama por la puerta grande. Un profesor ve peligrar la estabilidad de su matrimonio cuando una joven estudiante se enamora de él. Indeciso entre el deseo y el mantenerse fiel a su pareja, todo cambiará cuando su mujer le pida un mes para marcharse de casa. 8 Nominaciones en los Hong Kong Film Awards 2003. Proyección a las 19.30h en la Filmoteca Española Miercoles 25 de marzo Eye in the Sky Dir: Yau Nai-hoi. Con Simon Yam, Tony Leung Ka Fai, Lam Suet, Kate Tsui. Hong Kong. 2007. Thriller. Versión original con subtítulos en castellano. Dur: 90’ Alumno aventajado del gran Johnnie To, Yau Nai-Hoi nos ofrece, en su debut como director, un emocionante viaje visual a través de las calles de Hong Kong donde el arte de ser invisible es la base para este juego del gato y del ratón que enfrenta a la policía con uno de los asesinos más perseguidos de la urbe. Proyección a las 17.30h en Casa Asia Invisible Target Dir: Benny Chan. Con Nicholas Tse, Jaycee Chan, Shaw Yue, Jacky Wu, Candy Liu. Hong Kong-China. Acción. 2007. 129’ Dirigida por Benny Chan, uno de los más representativos directores honhkoneses del cine de acción, e interpretada por Nicholas Tse, Shaw Yue, Jaycee Chan y Jacky Wu, Invisible Target es un trepidante thriller de acción sin tregua en la que las explosiones y las peleas extraordinariamente coreografiadas son sus principales apuestas. Proyección a las 19.15h en Casa Asia The Postmodern Life of My Aunt Dir: Ann Hui. Con Chow Yun-Fat, Gaowa Siqin, Wei Zhao, Qingzhuo Fang. Hong Kong. 2007. Drama. Versión original subtitulada en castellano. Dur: 129’ Ann Hui nos introduce en la vida de una mujer de mediana edad que vive en un apartamento de Shanghai. Pronto descubriremos muchas de las rendijas y secretos en las que se sustenta una vida, la suya, extraña… pero feliz. Su encuentro inesperado con un estafador (Chow Yun-Fat) y con su hija, a la que abandonó de niña, serán los detonantes de su particular viaje de retorno. Proyección a las 22h en la Filmoteca Española Jueves 26 de marzo Pye Dog Dir: Derek Kwok. Con Eason Chan, Lin Yuan, Man Chun-Fai, Emily Kwan. Hong Kong. 2007. Drama. Versión original subtitulada en castellano. Dur: 90’ La historia de amistad entre un niño y el conserje de su colegio (en realidad un gangster al que le habían ordenado su secuestro), está plagada de un insólito realismo mágico, capaz de mezclar la comedia amable con el cine de tríadas. Sin duda, una de las imprescindibles de este año del cine made in Hong Kong. Proyección a las 17.30h en Casa Asia Besieged City Dir: Lawrence Lau. Con Cheang Pou-Soi, Chiang Joman, Lee Yat-Sing. Hong Kong. 2007. Drama. Versión original subtitulada en castellano. Dur: 99’ Del director de las fantásticas Gimme Gimme o My Name Is Fame, nos llega Besieged City, un retrato de los bajos fondos de Hong Kong, donde un estudiante intenta por todos los medios salir de la miseria que le rodea (con una madre enferma, un padre alcohólico y un hermano que sufre de bulling). Proyección a las 19.15h en Casa Asia Eighteen Springs Dir: Ann Hui. Con You Ge, Lei Huang, Leon Lai, Anita Mui, Zhiwen Wang. Hong Kong. 1997. Drama. Versión original subtitulada en castellano. Dur: 126’ Sensible melodrama sentimental ambientado en el Shanghai de los años treinta que retrata la relación entre una joven trabajadora de una factoría de Shanghai con el hijo de unos ricos comerciantes de Nanjin.
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