My Blueberry Nights

Kar-Wai Wong

(Shanghai, China, 1958) graduated in graphic design in Hong Kong in 1980, and began working for Hong Kong Television Broadcasts Ltd as a production assistant and screenwriter, particularly for the soap opera Don’t Look Now. He made his first feature film, As Tears Go By, in 1988, followed by Days of Being Wild (1991), Ashes of Time (1994) and, particularly, Hong Kong Express (1994), which caught the attention of the critics who named him one of Hong Kong’s best directors. In 1997 he won the award for Best Director at Cannes for Happy Together; in 2000 he directed In the Mood for Love and then its sequel 2046 (2004). In 2004 he directed The Hand, an episode of the collective film Eros.

FILMOGRAFIA

Wong gok ka moon (As Tears Go By, 1988), A Fei jing juen (Days of Being Wild, 1991), Dung che sai duk (Ashes of Time, 1994), Chungking Express (Hong Kong Express, 1994), Duo luo tian shi (Angeli perduti, 1995), Chun gwong cha sit (Happy Together, 1997), Fa yeung nin wa (In the Mood for Love, 2000), 2046 (id., 2004), Eros (ep. La Mano, 2004), My Blueberry Nights (id., 2007).