Chinese Film Festival - 100 Years of Chinese Cinema, 100 Classical Movies

Lifelong Learning Malaysia is having a 'Chinese Film Festival' event from 29 Oct 2006 to 8 November 2006, free screening movies by many Chinese directors (mainly from the mainland China) throughout the years. There are old movies which I've never heard before, and some new and latest ones which we have watched recently (not too long ago). The best thing about this event is that there are almost 20 different locations across Malaysia for movie screenings, which includes areas from Kuala Lumpur, PJ, Melaka, Perak, Pahang, Johor and Sabah (excluding Sarawak), mostly in the universities and colleges. The movies will be screened in rooms which have projectors, which I presumed are mostly LCD projectors playing the films in discs (hopefully not pirated?). The schedule for the movies and locations can be found here. Don't forget that it's free, no need to purchase any tickets.

'Raise the Red Lantern' (from acclaimed director Zhang Yi Mou) is among the films in the list.



There's also Kung Fu Hustle, House of Flying Daggers, A World Without Thieves, and a whole lot more movies which I have never heard before in my life, obviously because most of them are made in China.

I will need to consult the Hermit's better half who is from Shanghai on which movie to watch.

2 comments:

CherryTomato said...

Kelvin,
If you have time i suggest you watch all of them.haha..anyway my suggestions are below:

夜半歌声 (Song at midnight)
大红灯笼高高挂 (Raise the Red Lantern)
林家铺子 (The Lin Family Shop)
茶馆 (The Teahouse)
红高梁 (Red Sorghum)
洗澡 (Shower)
霸王别姬 (Farewell My Concubine)
甲方乙方 (Part A Part B)
不见不散 (Be There or Be Square)
三毛流浪记 (Winter of Three hairs)
舞台姐妹 (Two stage sisters)
十字街头 (Crossroads)

Envy you. some of the movies even i don't have chance to watch in the cinema. Hope you enjoy.

cc

knight_walk said...

Thanks CC~

But it's impossible for me to watch everything also... haha... So many movies...