How Wong Kar-Wai Shoots A Film At 3 Budget Levels

Wong Kar-Wai's filmmaking is a high energy, super visual expression that channels the spirit of characters, places and emotions in an experimental form.

In this episode I’ll take a look at 3 different films directed by Wong Kar-Wai at 3 increasing budget levels: the low budget As Tears Go By, the medium budget In The Mood For Love, and the high budget The Grandmaster, to identify how his filmmaking progressed throughout his career.

‘In The Mood For Love’ Google Maps Location: https://goo.gl/maps/JCpKcXXY5DzPczPj9
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Stanley Gurvich - 'Binary Love'
Liquify - 'Midnight Lofi'
Soundroll - 'Mist'
Yestalgia - 'Memos'
Stefano Mastronardi - 'Thinking Of You'
Norvik - 'Windrifts'
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0:00 Introduction
1:11 As Tears Go By
7:27 In The Mood For Love
13:21 The Grandmaster
17:01 Conclusion

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