Hong Kong chooses “The Last Dance” as an Oscar entry

Hong Kong chose the local movie “The Last Dance” in “The Last Dance” as the best category for international feature films at the Oscars 98.

Directed and produced and participated in his writing Anselm Chan, the movie Cantoneese Comedy icons Dayo Wong and Michael Hui, along with Michelle Wi -up and Zhou Pak Hong. This is followed by the wedding parties plan that burns the funeral work during the epidemic and partners with the Master of Tuwa Touaq, which presents a story about the separation of the family, traditions and reconciliation.

“The Last Dance” is the release of the Hong Kong Supreme Local Language, and it won 18 nominations at the Hong Kong Film Awards, and the record for most gestures in one year.

“The third feature that Chan designed with pleasure is an influential drama about finding a meaning in life from their loved ones and the rituals of the final farewell,” wrote Richard Kwibers. diverse. “For those who immediately link the priests of the passive films with vampires, hungry jumping and ghosts in Hong Kong Going-SIN The Horror-Comedy Headday is presented in the 1980s (such as “MR. Vampire” and “Kung Fu Zombie”), “The Last Dance” is an attractive and absolute look at daily life and the work of these religious and society leaders. “

Hong Kong has made films for the international features category since 1959, but it has not yet won. The region got nominations three times – in 1991 in favor of Zhang Yimou’s “Rues The Red Lantern”, in 1993 in favor of “Waveweile My Concubine” at Chen Kaige and in 2020 for Derek Tsang “Days Better Days”. “The Grandmaster” from Wong Kar-Wai set up the short list in 2013.

Oscar’s short international list will be announced on December 16, and the five final candidates will be announced on January 22.