Wong Kar-Wai's most esoteric film?
Ashes of Time is by far director Wong Kar-Wai’s most esoteric film. The movie is made up of a series of short stories mixed in with reflections and remembrances by the main character. There’s a man that drinks wine so he forgets everything. There’s a woman with a split personality. There’s a famous swordsman who goes blind. A hero that fights for an egg. Three themes that are the tales are love, loss and memory. The woman with the split personality for instance has been so hurt by romance that she believed she was a sister and brother duo with the former loving a man and the latter loving his sister.<br /><br />The cinematography by Christopher Doyle was great as usual. The tones are rich. There are great angles and imagery with plenty of shadows.<br /><br />Overall however, this one of Kar-Wai’s weaker releases. The themes are ones that he’s used before but the stories aren’t as engaging.<br />C
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