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Two Wongs

“Punning on Chinese names is a low form of wit.” ~ Clive James (writer, broadcaster and low wit). DAUGHTER OF SHANGHAI (1937) is one of two Anna May Wong films directed by French emigré… more →

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Two Wongs — 7 comments

dcairns wrote 3 weeks ago: “Punning on Chinese names is a low form of wit.” ~ Clive James (writer, broadcaster and … more →

Tags: film, Literature, Akim Tamiroff, Anna May Wong, Buster Crabbe, Cecil Cunningham, Charles Bickford, charlie chan, dangerous to know

An Old Friend on An Old Friend

Adam wrote 1 month ago: I was glad to see my old friend Rob Nelson land a gig at the Museum of the Moving Image’s Mov … more →

Tags: Hal Ashby, Moving Image Source, Rob Nelson

Werner Herzog, Jonathan Demme in Conversation — 1 comment

halmasonberg wrote 2 months ago: Last Thursday night, filmmakers Werner Herzog and Jonathan Demme sat down at the Museum Of The Movin … more →

Tags: film, Jonthan Demme, Werner Herzog

The Source

dcairns wrote 2 months ago: The Moving Image Source is up! Offering “articles by leading critics and scholars, an interna … more →

Tags: film, B. Kite, Dan Sallitt, Jean-Luc Godard, Moving Image Source, Pinewood Dialogues, richard brody

Online Exhibit, The Living Room Candidate — 1 comment

heycanihavethat wrote 3 months ago: Now, this doesn’t really qualify as a NYC free event. But the Museum of the Moving Image has s … more →

Tags: Uncategorized

Dope Indie Movie out of Queens, Chop Shop — 1 comment

revmanny wrote 7 months ago: Just wanted to give everyone a heads up on a great movie coming straight out of Queens: “Chop … more →

Tags: 2864025, chop shop, Independent Film, Iron Triangle, Queens, Ramin Bahrani, Shea Stadium, WIllets Point


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