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In the Mood for Love

Wong Kar Wai / HK, FR, CN, 2000 / 98 min.

Mr Chow (Tony Leung) and Mrs Chang (Maggie Cheung) cross paths in Wong Kar Wai’s matchless portrait of a quiet but passionate sensuality. The cinematography, the acting and the music make us experience profound and unspeakable feelings. Chosen by Ivo van Hove.

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The invisible dance is danced by Mr Chow (Tony Leung) and Mrs Chan (Maggie Cheung), who happen to be neighbours in an apartment building in Hong Kong in 1962. When they find out their respective spouses have lovers, the two find comfort in each other’s arms. Passions run high but are kept in check. Eye has re-released six films by Wong Kar Wai in collaboration with Cinéart. With the exception of The Hand, all films are restored in 4K.

Details

This movie is suitable for all ages

Director

Wong Kar Wai

Production year

2000

Country

HK, FR, CN

Original title

Dut yeung nin wa

Length

98 min.

Language

Yue Chinese

Subtitles

NLD

Format

DCP

Part of

All About Theatre About Film

Film and theatre influence each other continuously. To celebrate that relationship between the two worlds, Eye has invited stage director Ivo van Hove and scenographer Jan Versweyveld to compile an exhibition.

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