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"Cinéma, de notre temps" HHH - Un portrait de Hou Hsiao-Hsien (1997)
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"Cinéma, de notre temps" (1988)Original Air Date:
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Pursued by a no-doubt-adoring, gangling Olivier Assayas... moreCast
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...Hou Hsiao-hsien walks around his native Taiwan and conveys the historicizing and sociological imperatives of his movies. What's cool is that he's much more of a gum-chewing tough guy and a strutting cock than his films would let on. Like Hou's work, Assayas' documentary feels anthropology-seminar-like, smarter than one is used to, and very nearly eternal.