2046 (2004) (UK Import) (2 DVDs)

2 DVDs

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Country of origin:: Hongkong/Frankreich, 2004
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Item number:: 2644695
UPC/EAN:: 5037899022955
Release date:: 28.3.2011
Genre:: Drama
Playing time ca.:: 123 Min.
Director:: Wong Kar-Wai
Actor:: Tony Leung, Gong Li, Takuya Kimura, Faye Wong, Zhang Ziyi
Film music:: Peer Raben, Shigeru Umebayashi
Language:: Chinesisch
Picture:: Widescreen
Subtitles:: Englisch
Specials:: Interview, Making of, B-Roll

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Offbeat and sumptuously filmed sci-fi romance directed by Kar Wai Wong.
A struggling pulp fiction writer, Chow (Tony Leung Chiu-Wai), gets so caught up in the Kubrick-style sci-fi novel he is writing that fantasy and reality start to merge. Meanwhile, Chow indulges his passion with a series of beautiful women including Bai (Zhang Ziyi) and Wang (Faye Wong) in the seedy hotel room where he is staying - but he can't get his real love, Su Lizhen (Gong Li) out of his mind.

Reviews

Film-Dienst: "Eine meisterhafte Filmpassage durch Raum und Zeit, die ans Unbewusste grenzt."
pro-sieben.de: "Bonjour Tristesse - eine äusserst bildgewaltige Reflexion über die ewige Sehnsucht nach Liebe."
Rhein-Zeitung.de: "Wunderschönes Drama."
taz.de: "Hinreissende Bilder."
stern.de: "Wunderbares Kino für Kenner und Genießer."
zeit.de: "Grandioses Filmgedicht. Eines der verrücktesten Kinoprojekte der letzten Jahre."