Wong Kar-wai constellation

Wong Kar-wai, 1958 was born in Shanghai, China in July, and his ancestral home is Dinghai, Zhejiang (now Dinghai District, Zhoushan City). Graduated from the Graphic Design Department of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, China is a male director, screenwriter and producer.

1982, he wrote his first screenplay "Colorful Clouds" and officially entered the film circle. 1988, the first film "Tears Running" was released, and was nominated for best director in the 8th Hong Kong Film Awards.

1990 directed the feature film The True Story of Teddy Boy, for which he won the Best Director Award of 10 Hong Kong Film Awards and the Best Director Award of the 28th Taiwan Film Golden Horse Awards. 1994 directed the feature film "Chongqing Forest" and won the best director award of 14 Hong Kong Film Awards.

In 2000, he directed the drama "In the Mood for Love" and won the Best Foreign Language Film Award in the 26th French Film Cesar Award. In 2004, he directed the Palme d 'Or nominated film "2046" at the 57th Cannes International Film Festival.

Personality assessment

The setting of space is different, but the world he described is always the same. He is famous for his unique film touch and delicate emotional portrayal.

Undoubtedly, Wong Kar-wai is the most profound and keen experiencer in a marginal, empty, absurd and lonely spiritual world concocted by the theme of modernity in the context of oriental cities. At the same time, he injected this kind of experience into the most popular and flooded popular cultural form and gained a strong tension.

Wong Kar-wai's films have a strong symbolic significance. He regards the Jianghu world of martial arts, punk and killer as the metaphorical starting point of turbulent, accidental and indifferent urban life, which supports the internal anxiety and coded and modular external existence of modern people.