Tsai Ming-liang

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domino harvey
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#201 Post by domino harvey »

Nice, congrats!
Stefan Andersson
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#202 Post by Stefan Andersson »

Tsai Ming-liang on The Hole and the shorter TV version:
https://mubi.com/en/notebook/posts/this ... ming-liang
https://www.indiewire.com/features/inte ... 235204611/

The River, restored, DCP, upcoming French re-release:
https://www.splendor-films.com/films/20 ... 3-13-45-49

Vive l´amour, restored, DCP, upcoming French re-release:
https://www.splendor-films.com/films/vive-lamour
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senseabove
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#203 Post by senseabove »

Has anyone seen the new print of The Hole? Is it some revelatory improvement over the previously circulating print?
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#204 Post by beamish14 »

senseabove wrote: Sun Sep 13, 2026 4:53 am Has anyone seen the new print of The Hole? Is it some revelatory improvement over the previously circulating print?
I have not seen UCLA’s 1998 release print, but this new one looks beautiful to my eyes. Color timing seems authentic and no significant defects of any kind
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#205 Post by senseabove »

I believe the one I've seen twice previously (in LA and Berkeley on Tsai's last two US tours) was Big World's, not UCLA's...
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hearthesilence
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#207 Post by hearthesilence »

Apparently he has a new coffee shop in Taipei (or rather in the hills about half an hour outside of Taipei).

(Also LOL at the English and French posters for The Wayward Cloud / La Saveur de la pastèque.)
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#208 Post by The Fanciful Norwegian »

This is apparently next door to his previous coffee shop, which also produced its own beans but shut down a few months ago after co-founder Lu Yi-ching called it quits—Lu ran the coffee shop that Tsai regularly patronized when he cast her in Rebels of the Neon God, so I assume she was the expert on coffee production. Its website is still up if you want to gawk at the packaging. Their original location was in the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, which must've had some truly eye-watering rent.
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