Posts Tagged ‘Taiwan cinema’
Taiwan Noir 1: Taiwan Black Movies
May 9th, 2012 | 
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The debut of our Taiwanese cinema show, Kenny B explains his fandom-angle when it comes to Taiwan and Hou Chi-Jan’s documentary, that acted as an introduction and illumination of a forgotten era of cinema, is reveiwed and discussed.
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Podcast On Fire 120: Proud & Confidence
This week, Kenny B and Tom K-W go in depth on the upcoming show Taiwan Noir, Tom contemplates doing a Ken-free commentary (cue cheer from the audience!) as well as covering a film from the director who was kidnapped by Kim Jong-il! The week’s main review is ‘Hong Kong Top Gun’ (kinda) aka King Lee’s Proud & Confidence starring Andy Lau. Somewhat homoerotic behaviour (which is healthy of course) follows with lots of Dick coming your Wei and even Scud logically finds a place in the discussion!
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