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1. • • Wayne Wang is a poet of longing. Attempts to categorize him, to identify auteurist hallmarks in his films, seem to neglect that aspect of desire in his pictures; not a desire for sex, though there is sex in his films, but for connection.
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     Looking for Loneliness: Wayne Wang on His Career

2. www.rogerebert.com › interviews › wayne-wang-interviewLooking for Loneliness: Wayne Wang on His Career

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   Oct 31, 2023 · Wayne Wang is a poet of longing. Attempts to categorize him, to identify auteurist hallmarks in his films, seem to neglect that aspect of desire in his pictures; not a desire for sex, though there is sex in his films, but for connection.

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   Is Wayne Wang a poet of longing?

   • Wayne Wang is a poet of longing. Attempts to categorize him, to identify auteurist hallmarks in his films, seem to neglect that aspect of desire in his pictures; not a desire for sex, though there is sex in his films, but for connection.

   Looking for Loneliness: Wayne Wang on His Career

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   What was Peter Wang famous for?

   • Peter Wang also directed another important Asian American film of that era, A Great Wall (1986), which told the story of a Chinese American family traveling to Beijing to be reunited with relatives they hadn’t seen in decades. It was the first American production allowed to film in communist China.

   Knife to the Heart: A Conversation with Wayne Wang on the Occasion of

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   Did Wayne Wang write a dialogue?

   • Wayne Wang: I kept cutting the film, I started putting some narration in, and that started to make things hang together. I realized I needed more. Then Isaac, Terrel, and I started sitting down and writing the rest of the narration. They never wrote any dialogue, though. Oliver Wang: How much of that dialogue had you already scripted?

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   Did Wayne Wang really like Richard Pryor?

   • Wayne Wang: Wood, I saw a few of his plays and I liked him; there was something that was really right for that character, so I cast him in my mind already. Marc, we may have done an improv on the whole Richard Pryor scene [in the film], and that was what sold me on him.

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4. filmquarterly.org › 2022/03/24 › knife-to-the-heartKnife to the Heart: A Conversation with Wayne Wang on the ...

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   Mar 24, 2022 · Wayne Wang: I wanted to share the idea that the Black and Chinese communities were intermingling and dealing with each other, cross-culturally, communicating that way. Oliver Wang: Marc and Wood had to have good chemistry for their characters to work in the film.

5. www.newyorker.com › how-wayne-wang-faces-failureHow Wayne Wang Faces Failure - The New Yorker

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   Jun 5, 2022 · The New Yorker Interview. How Wayne Wang Faces Failure. The filmmaker discusses his political and artistic education, the contradictions of being Asian in America, and the importance of...

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6. slate.com › culture › 2006The early brilliance of Wayne Wang. - Slate Magazine

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   Wayne Wang Is Missing. The vanished promise of his early films. By Hua Hsu. March 30, 20064:34 PM. Many filmmakers spend their lives working through that one perfect idea—the one that visits...

7. www.nytimes.com › 2008/09/15 › artsWayne Wang: Bridging generations and hemispheres

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   Sep 15, 2008 · The point applies equally to this versatile director's unpredictable career. For more than 25 years Wang, now 59, has reinvented himself time and again with apparent ease, zigzagging between ...

8. www.indiewire.com › criticism › movies'Coming Home Again' Review: Wayne Wang Drama Is Poetic Grief ...

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   Oct 22, 2020 · ‘Coming Home Again’ Review: Wayne Wang’s Poetic Grief Drama Avoids All the Genre’s Cliches. Jackie Chung is devastating as a Korean matriarch battling cancer in this patient, Ozu-esque study of...

9. www.rogerebert.com › interviews › wayne-wang-twentyWayne Wang: Twenty-six years of good movies - Roger Ebert

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   Dec 14, 2012 · Wayne Wang has made 18 films since “ Chan Is Missing ” 1982. I have seen 14 of them, and admired all but one. He’s had big box office successes like “ The Joy Luck Club,” “ Maid in Manhattan ” and “ Last Holiday,” and hasn’t made a film primarily about Chinese characters since “ Chinese Box ” (1997).