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Most
Popular
Pan-Asia Reviews:
- Chocolate
- Tokyo Serendipity
- M
- Dog in a Sidecar
- L: Change the World
- Two Stupid Eggs
- The
Sun Also Rises
- Hot
for Teacher
- Vexille
- 100 Days with Mr. Arrogant
- Tokyo Tower: Mom & Me, and Sometimes Dad
- Jan
Dara
- Spy
Girl
- The Assembly
- My
Boyfriend is Type B
- Summer's Tail
- Anna
and Anna
- Too Beautiful to Lie
- Sukiyaki Western Django
- Death
Note - The Last Name
- Love So Divine
- A
Moment to Remember
- Eternal
Summer
- Hero
- Shutter
- My
Wife is a Gangster 3
- Lost
in Beijing
- My Lovely Sam-Soon
- Crying Out Love,
In The Center of the World
- My
Tutor Friend
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FAQ:
Q:
What is a Pan-Asian film?
A: For the purposes of this web
site, a Pan-Asian film is any movie from
any Asian country that isn't considered
a Hong Kong film. Or, it's a non-Asian
film directed by an Asian director, or
has an Asian lead or heavily featured
Asian co-star. Francoise Yip's appearance
in "Smallville" DOES NOT qualify
the show for Pan-Asian status.
Q: Why does LoveHKFilm.com
have a Pan Asian film section?
A: People like films from other
Asian countries, too. Some people like
Pan-Asian films more than Hong Kong films,
which earns them the ire of the Webmaster.
Still, this section is for them.
Dedication:
The LoveHKFilm.com
Pan-Asia Review Archive is dedicated
to the memory of Lee Wong, who
passed away in August of 2002. Lee reviewed
films for this site under the name LunaSea.
Though he cared for HK Film, his true
love was Pan-Asian film, and most especially
Korean cinema. This review archive was
created in large part due to his knowledge
and enthusiasm. Thanks, Lee.
About
the reviews:
Reviews
are accredited to the respective reviewers
via a notation which lists the reviewer
name and the year when the review was
written. Like this:
(Kozo,
2002)
To learn
about the the reviewers, click here. |
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