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Transnational Trajectories in Contemporary East Asian Cinemasce in the West than it does at present” remains valid in the year 2010 (2008: 2). Of course, as the name of the blog indicates, Hollywood does behave like a vulture in relation to other cinemas, devouring their cultures for its own profit and moving from one dish to the next wherever it finds a new

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Bicycle Thieves and Pickpockets in the “Desert of the Real”: Transnational Chinese Cinema, Postmoderon of the Real, while Deleuze looks for “reasons to believe in this world.”.) The relationship of the “real” to the postmodern culture of the spectacle characteristic of late-capitalism continues to be a central concern of contemporary philosophy and critical cultural theory.

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“Asia” as Regional Signifier and Transnational Genre-Branding: The Asian Horror Omnibus Movies , anderning its generic conventions. It is certainly true that numerous Asian countries have long and prolific traditions of cinematic horror. However, it is only recently that the traditions of specific countries have been brought together under the rubric of “Asia.” In these circumstances, Asian horror

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J-Horror and Kimchi Western: Mobile Genres in East Asian Cinemasginning with the political democratization in 1992, the massive program of commercialization and globalization orchestrated by the state and large multinational corporations (. in Korean) has given rise to the phenomenon of “record-breakers” or Korean blockbusters,. a number of which have gained art

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Cinematic Imagination of Border-Crossing in Hong Kong and the Pearl River Delta: henzhen, Guangzhou, Shanghai, and Singapore, all contributed to motivating Hong Kong to reposition and redefine itself in relation to China, and particularly to the PRD. Integration with the PRD is loudly voiced by official and private promoters alike. For example, The Better Hong Kong Foundation, a

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“Working Through China” in the Pan-Asian Film Network: Perspectives from Hong Kong and Singapore status as . Chinese cinematic maverick par excellence in our times. The hidden message of the Olympic slogan, “One World, One Dream” seems to be that China is as open to the world as the world is converging upon a kaleidoscopic “China dream” with wonder, apprehension, and pragmatic optimism.

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