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"There is more to this than meets the eye." Honestly, I'm not sure that I will ever be able to explain my impulse to describe King Hu as lik
Whenever I run back something as matter of fact hypnotic as King Hu's wuxia heist film RAINING IN THE MOUNTAIN I wind up wishing I loved anything as much as Hu loved lush but crisp cinematography, mgm musical color, Hsu Feng being Hsu Feng but shady, super-powered Buddhists and trampolines.
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You'd think that being Hsu Feng, which is to say being King Hu's favorite actress would mean that no other filmmaker would ever capture more besotted images of your haunting beauty or the cold glint of steel and death hidden behind your eyes, but Tu Chung-Hsun's A CITY CALLED DRAGON would prove you wrong.
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Oil on canvas, 55 5/16 x 30 5/16 inches
High Museum of Art, Atlanta. Gift of The Mark Rothko Foundation, Inc. 1985.27, © 1998 Kate Rothko Prizel & Christopher Rothko /Artist Rights Society (ARS), New York