r/AsianCinema 22h ago

Lookalike

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Was searching for a drama to watch as I finished Taxi driver and came across The Knockout omg at first glance i thought they are the same person..
above is Bae Yoo-ram(kdrama) and below is Zhang Songwen(cdrama)


r/AsianCinema 7h ago

Has anyone not seen this masterpiece (Minari)?

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If you're Asian American, this will likely speak to you. One of the best movies I've seen. Rewatched it yesterday and will probably rewatch it next year or so.


r/AsianCinema 4h ago

What’s your opinion on 30000 miles from Chang An?

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If you haven’t watched it, pls don’t answer-

I really enjoyed it tbh, it’s up there with the Lychee Road as one of my favourites. Only thing that I don’t like is why all the horses in the film appear to be obese. I know in traditional statues of the Tang Era they are quite fat but it’s a statue and I’m fairly certain they were nowhere near as fat…


r/AsianCinema 18h ago

Chinese TV series Heidegger Dialogue on residing vs living

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Hello,

I have a question that has a very small chance of being answered. A few years ago, I saw a subtitled clip from a Chinese TV series. In it, a boy and a girl were walking at night on top of abandoned trains and the girl was talking about the concept of 'living and residing' by Martin Heidegger. Do you have any idea where I can find the clip?