In The Mood For Love (original title: 花樣年華) is a movie by Hong Kong art-house director Wong Kar-wai, who had previously made a name for himself with the critically acclaimed Chungking Express in 1994. Released in 2000, it is set in the early 1960s and tells the bittersweet story of a man and a woman (played respectively by Tony Leung and Maggie Cheung) who are neighbors, and whose respective spouses have an affair with each other. While they find themselves increasingly attracted to each other, they refuse to give in to their feelings out of a sense of propriety.
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| - La acción se desarrolla en Hong Kong en 1962. Chow Mo Wan, redactor jefe de un diario local, alquila una habitación en un apartamento el mismo día que Su Lizhen, secretaria de una compañía naviera. Son vecinos, por motivos de trabajo sus respectivas parejas los dejan solos durante cierto tiempo. A pesar de tener una casera y unos vecinos amistosos, Chow y Su se encuentran a menudo a solas en sus habitaciones y entablan una amistad. Una vez, Chow descubre que sus respectivas parejas mantienen una relación extra-matrimonial en común. A partir de este momento ambos empiezan a pasar cada vez más tiempo juntos reconfortándose el uno con la presencia del otro. Chow invita a Su a ayudarlo a escribir una serie de historias de artes marciales que escribe para un periódico. Según su relación se vuel
- In The Mood For Love (original title: 花樣年華) is a movie by Hong Kong art-house director Wong Kar-wai, who had previously made a name for himself with the critically acclaimed Chungking Express in 1994. Released in 2000, it is set in the early 1960s and tells the bittersweet story of a man and a woman (played respectively by Tony Leung and Maggie Cheung) who are neighbors, and whose respective spouses have an affair with each other. While they find themselves increasingly attracted to each other, they refuse to give in to their feelings out of a sense of propriety.
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| - Odasel wants to find out which of the three beauties in the gem store has feelings for him. According to a passing Elvaan girl, a jewel known as the "Chameleon Diamond" could help solve his dilemma...
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| - In The Mood For Love (original title: 花樣年華) is a movie by Hong Kong art-house director Wong Kar-wai, who had previously made a name for himself with the critically acclaimed Chungking Express in 1994. Released in 2000, it is set in the early 1960s and tells the bittersweet story of a man and a woman (played respectively by Tony Leung and Maggie Cheung) who are neighbors, and whose respective spouses have an affair with each other. While they find themselves increasingly attracted to each other, they refuse to give in to their feelings out of a sense of propriety. It is the second part of an informal trilogy of films. The first, Days of Being Wild (1991), was (partly) about Maggie Cheung's character from this one. Tony Leung also appeared in an uncredited cameo, but it's unclear if he was playing the same character. The third film, 2046 (2004), is about Leung's In The Mood For Love character, with Cheung briefly appearing in flashback. Though thematically similar (as is much of Wong Kar Wai's work, which very often deals with the difficulty of finding love), the films don't have much in common story-wise. 2046 might spoil In The Mood... a little bit, but otherwise they're separate experiences.
- La acción se desarrolla en Hong Kong en 1962. Chow Mo Wan, redactor jefe de un diario local, alquila una habitación en un apartamento el mismo día que Su Lizhen, secretaria de una compañía naviera. Son vecinos, por motivos de trabajo sus respectivas parejas los dejan solos durante cierto tiempo. A pesar de tener una casera y unos vecinos amistosos, Chow y Su se encuentran a menudo a solas en sus habitaciones y entablan una amistad. Una vez, Chow descubre que sus respectivas parejas mantienen una relación extra-matrimonial en común. A partir de este momento ambos empiezan a pasar cada vez más tiempo juntos reconfortándose el uno con la presencia del otro. Chow invita a Su a ayudarlo a escribir una serie de historias de artes marciales que escribe para un periódico. Según su relación se vuelve más íntima y la gente se empieza a dar cuenta. Cada uno de ellos intenta persuadir al otro para que no deje a su respectiva pareja.
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