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    Lou Ye to finish ‘An Unfinished Film’ (exclusive)
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    Lou Ye to finish ‘An Unfinished Film’ (exclusive)

    2024-05-18T05:00:00Z

    It will exist as a separate film.

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    Cannes 2024: The hot projects from Hong Kong and China
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    Cannes 2024: The hot projects from Hong Kong and China

    2024-05-16T05:00:00Z

    Chinese-language films continue to build a strong presence at Cannes with the return of Jia Zhangke, Peter Chan and Lou Ye, while Soi Cheang and Guan Hu are set to make their Croisette debut. 

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    Spring Fever (Chun Feng Chen Zui De Ye Wan)
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    Spring Fever (Chun Feng Chen Zui De Ye Wan)

    2009-05-14T09:21:00Z

    Dir. Lou Ye. Hong Kong/France. 2009. 115mins.

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    First look: Lou Ye's period drama 'Saturday Fiction' (exclusive)
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    First look: Lou Ye's period drama 'Saturday Fiction' (exclusive)

    2018-02-16T06:00:00Z

    Cast includes Gong Li, Mark Chao, Tom Wlaschiha, Pascal Greggory and Joe Odagiri.

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    Wild Bunch delves into Lou Ye's Mystery
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    Wild Bunch delves into Lou Ye's Mystery

    2012-02-09T09:08:00Z

    EXCLUSIVE: Wild Bunch also boosts slate with Leconte’s feature animation The Suicide Shop, Tony Krawitz’s Dead Europe, and more.

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    Blind Massage
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    Blind Massage

    2014-02-10T15:20:00Z

    Dir: Lou Ye. China-Germany. 2013. 114mins

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    Wild Bunch comes on board for Lou Ye's Love and Bruises
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    Wild Bunch comes on board for Lou Ye's Love and Bruises

    2010-05-04T09:52:00Z

    Shooting in France, the film stars A Prophet breakout Tahar Rahim; Wild Bunch will have the script in Cannes.

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    Wild Bunch slate includes new work from Loach, Noe, Lou Ye, Mihaileanu, Makhmalbaf, Allen and Miyazaki.

    2008-05-14T05:05:00Z

    Wild Bunch has unveiled a wide ranging slate which includes work from Ken Loach, Gaspar Noe, Lou Ye, Radu Mihaileanu, Mohsen Makhmalbaf, Woody Allen and Hayao Miyazaki.The company has already announced that it is handling four competition titles, four out of competition and two in Un Certain Regard.New films on ...

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    Mystery
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    Mystery

    2012-05-17T13:45:00Z

    Dir: Lou Ye. China-France. 2012. 98mins

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    Chinese Stories

    2009-06-11T18:54:00Z

    Fresh off a prize win at Cannes for Spring Fever, controversial film-maker Lou Ye tells Liz Shackleton why any portrait of Chinese people in cinema also involves politics.

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