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12 September 2017

WOLF WARRIOR 2. (2017) REVIEW BY SANDRA HARRIS.

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Labels: 2017, action, bombs, china, chinese action film, chinese cinema, cineasia, deadly virus, guns, martial arts, movie review, sandra harris, tanks, wolf warrior 2, world cinema, wu jing

6 May 2017

THE BFI PRESENTS: THE GODDESS. (1934) REVIEW BY SANDRA HARRIS.

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Labels: 1934, bfi, BFI DVD, china, chinese cinema, chinese language film, drama, gambling, movie review, pimps, prostitution, ruan linghu, sandra harris, silent film, world cinema

19 February 2017

THE BFI PRESENTS: THE SPRING RIVER FLOWS EAST. (1947) REVIEW BY SANDRA HARRIS.

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Labels: 1947, bfi, british film institute, china, chinese cinema, dvd, melodrama, movie review, sandra harris, the spring river flows east, war movie, world cinema

16 July 2016

THE MERMAID. (2016) REVIEW BY SANDRA HARRIS.

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Labels: 2016, china, chinese cinema, chinese language film, environmental issues, movie review, romantic comedy, sandra harris, sealife, Sony Pictures home entertainment, stephen chow, the mermaid, world cinema

11 May 2016

OFFICE. (2015) REVIEW BY SANDRA HARRIS.

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Labels: 2015 glasgow film festival, chinese cinema, chinese language film, chow yun-fat, johnnie to, movie review, musical comedy drama, office, sandra harris, sylvia chang

10 May 2016

MOUNTAINS MAY DEPART. (2015) REVIEW BY SANDRA HARRIS.

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Labels: 2016 glasgow film festival, cannes film festival, chinese cinema, chinese language film, jia zhangke, mountains may depart, movie review, sandra harris, zhao tao

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