CHINA , France | 140 minutes | 2018
Between nostalgia-drenched dreams and altered reality, this second work from 27-year-old Bi Gan explores a strange world of colours and textures reminiscent of early Wong Kar-Wai. An amazing nocturnal plunge into the recesses of the mind, it created a sensation at this year’s Cannes with its virtuosic extended take that constitutes the film’s entire second half. Together with An Elephant Sitting Still (which also screens at the FNC), A Long Day's Journey into Night is ample proof that strikingly individualistic Chinese auteur cinema is alive and well.
Schedule change: the screening initially scheduled on October 12th in Quartier Latin 10 at 9pm will actually be taking place in Quartier Latin 17 at 9:30pm.
Un Certain Regard - Cannes
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2017 Un grand voyage vers la nuit | Long Day’s Journey Into Night
Écriture et réalisation | Writer & Director
2016 The Secret Goldfish
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2015 Kaili Blues
Écriture et réalisation | Writer & Director
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