Few directors have ever made longing look this good. Wong Kar-Wai is obviously known for how his films look—really, every frame could hang in a gallery—but he’s also known for how they feel.

In the Mood for Love, which earned Tony Leung the Best Actor award at the 53rd Cannes Film Festival - the first such prestigious accolade for an Asian actor - released a director's cut version on Feb ...

Ready for a change after notable shows at Situations in New York and Galerie Kandlhofer in Vienna, Wei Wei enrolled last year in the MFA program at Yale. During a recent visit to ...

Twenty-five years on from the premiere of In the Mood for Love, Wong Kar Wai looks back on the complicated genesis of his masterpiece of desire and restraint.

Wong Kar Wai's epic drama series Shanghai Blossoms is finally getting an international release, via Mubi.

In the Mood for Love in Delhi—artist reimagines Wong Kar-wai’s film in his paintings Varad Bang translated the film’s emotional landscape into 18 evocative paintings for his debut solo exhibition. The ...

Artist Varad Bang translates Wong Kar-Wai’s cinematic love onto canvas This exhibition captures the longing and layering of Wong’s In the Mood for Love through a stunning collection of art works.

From the perspective of viewers, Wong Kar-wai’s films provide entry points for people with a wide variety of demands and can be enjoyed on different levels. On a sensory level, viewers are attracted ...

In a promotional video, Wong said that the director's cut would provide a different answer to the ending of the two protagonists in 1960s, whose inability to be together has long left fans sad and ...

That is what makes Wong Kar-wai so special: He is one of the rare auteurs who can spin his style into substance. “In the Mood for Love,” 2000. Photo courtesy of Janus Films. Wong’s movies are often ...