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1. Chungking Sunday by Eve Arnold (1979)
2. Looking for Langston (dir.by Isaac Julien, 1989)
3. Happy Together (dir.by Wong Kar Wai, 1997)
4. Tom at the Farm (dir.by Xavier Dolan, 2013)
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