The Terrorizers (Wang, 1986): ICA Cinema, 6.30pm
This 35mm presentation is part of the Edward Yang retrospective at ICA Cinema. Details here.
Chicago Reader review:
Edward Yang’s evocative and deliberately ambiguous third feature (1986)
pivots on a chance encounter between a rebellious Eurasian girl and a
novelist and housewife who decides to leave her husband, a lab
technician. As Taiwanese film critic Edmund Wong has noted, the film
offers “a refreshing look at Yang’s theme of urban melancholy and
self-discovery”—a preoccupation running through Yang’s early work that
often evokes some of Antonioni’s poetry, atmosphere, and feeling for
modernity. Well worth checking out.
Jonathan Rosenbaum
Here (and above) is an extract.
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