Wednesday, October 26, 2011

10.26.2011 - News [Roast Pork Sliced From A Rusty Cleaver] (飲水思源)

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Aung San Suu Kyi: Not Interested in ‘The Lady’ (WSJ)
A1: Michelle Yeoh to join Malaysian politics?
But when contacted, her parents - Datuk Yeoh Kian Geik and Datin Janet Yeoh deny having any knowledge of their famous daughter's political ambition.
FBA: Kora review
Engrossing two-wheel road/survival movie set in the wilds of Yunnan and Tibet.

Kora - Li Tao

Li Tao, director Du Jiayi

Li Tao (Sina)


ChinaPost Abba review No, not that Abba
"Abba” is a musical documentary about the life and legacy of Hong Yi-feng (1927-2010), one of the most iconic popular musicians in post-World War II Taiwan. The film, produced by Hong's three sons, offers great music, nostalgic discoveries, a glimpse into creative minds, a complex and tender family story and some food for thought on the possible healing power of religion.

China orders cutback on TV entertainment
China's State Administration of Radio, Film and Television starting next year will restrict shows that "record the dark and gloomy side of society," the Southern Metropolis Daily said.

CF: "The Tale of Two Cities" to be Released
Directed by the young Chinese director Pan Anzi, and starring Richie Ren, Teng Ge'er, Yvonne Yung and Xiong Naijing, the film "The Tale of Two Cities" is set to hit cinema screens during the Spring Festival of 2012...Set in the turbulent days of the Republic of China, the film tells the tale of grassroots outlaws and rivals.

The film is set in the thirties, in old Shanghai, and documents the filming of a horror movie in an old mansion. As part of the storyline, the lead actress of the movie being filmed, which is set in the ancient times, dies uncannily. A policewoman, played by Han Yifei, is sent to apply for the role of lead actress, lurking among the cast to investigate the case. However, actors and actresses start to die one after another, plunging everyone into a terrible dilemma.

Ning Hao's "No Man's Land" to get a November release? Frozen for two years, reporters last night spotted an entry on China Film Digital Development's web site a table of distribution dates, including one for an entry for Nov.29 listed only as 'WRQ', i.e., Wuren Qu/No Man's Land. The entry was later deleted. When reporters questioned the company, a spokesman denied it. But reporters claimed to have a screen capture showing it. The spokesman said he would investigate and see if it was a staff member's entry error. (Sina)

"Lost in Panic Cruise" is the usual array of detectives, high suspense and murder. The movie is expected to thrill audiences during the week of Halloween and is due to start screening tomorrow.

"Sleepwalker in 3D" posters. Put your glasses on now!
Angelica Lee

Calvin Li Zong-han

Charlie Young

Huo Siyan


Charlie Young at the Beijing premiere this afternoon

Huo Siyan, Charlie Young, Angelica Lee

Charlie Young, Angelica Lee

Calvin Li, Huo Siyan, Charlie Young, Angelica Lee

Aaron Kwok celebrated his 46th birthday today at an event for "Cold War" in Hong Kong
 
Aaron Kwok, Tony Leung Ka-Fai

Aarif Lee, Eddie Peng (Sina)


The Hong Kong singer denies that she is in a relationship with fellow singer Denise HoThe photo was said to be taken by the Hong Kong singer’s assistant

2 comments:

  1. Regarding Li Tao, I doubt if I will ever get used to seeing an actress on the red carpet at a film festival or at a gala opening night wearing Lucite stripper platform heels.

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  2. Yeah, it's pretty awful. I should add a "stripper heels alert" to the caption. :D

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