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reverseshot.com - 10/8/2008

Ashes of Time Redux

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The word “epic” hardly seems to fit Ashes of Time Redux . The film is told mostly in wide-angle close-up, giving it an intimate scale and a human focus. This is a film of faces and gestures, not of expansive terrain or large-scale battles. In a brisk hour and a half, Wong downplays incident, ...

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apple.com - 10/10/2008

Movie Trailers - Ashes of Time Redux

— apple.com — Wong Kar Wai works his magic in this long planned reworking of his legendary, romantic and one... and only martial arts film, previously unreleased in North America. Set in ancient China, Ouyang Feng (Leslie Cheung) is a fallen swordsman who is afraid of ... (more) Movie Trailers - Ashes of Time Redux

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daily.greencine.com - 10/8/2008

NYFF. Ashes of Time Redux.

— daily.greencine.com — Following its premiere in Cannes and two screenings at the New York Film Festival , Ashes of... Time Redux sees a release on Friday in New York and Los Angeles. Wong Kar-wai "has followed up his Blueberry mess by returning to one of his first ... (more) NYFF. Ashes of Time Redux.

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filmlinc.com - 10/8/2008

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— filmlinc.com — Scene Photo Ashes of Time Redux Series: 46th New York Film Festival [Sept. 26 – Oct. 12,... 2008] Director: Wong Kar-wai, Country: Hong Kong, Release: 2008, Runtime: 93 “An insanely beautiful swirl of Fauvist colors and glorious faces...the redone film ... (more) The New York Film Festival - Film Society of Lincoln Center

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NYFF. Ashes of Time Redux.
GreenCine Daily — Following its premiere in Cannes and two screenings at the New York Film Festival, Ashes of Time Redux sees a release on Friday in New York and Los Angeles. Wong Kar-wai "has followed up his Blueberry mess by returning to one of his first films, 1994's spottily available Ashes of Time, which has, since its initial release, floated around in various versions," explains Chris Wisniewski in Reverse Shot, and the result is "an unqualified triumph, the kind of cinematic experience that will remind audiences why they fell in love with Wong in the first ...