KINO presents: Taiwan New Wave | Lives Less Ordinary
Classic Special Taiwan New Wave

KINO presents: Taiwan New Wave | Lives Less Ordinary

Starting April 20th KINO is proud to present ?????? ??? ????: ????? ???? ???????? [臺灣新浪潮電影 平凡不平凡] and (re)introduce you to nine masterpieces. These classics have remained underseen in cinemas, so it’s high time we showcase them on our grandest screen. Featuring films from the first and second wave by Edward Yang, Hou Hsiao-hsien, Ang Lee, Tsai Ming-liang and more.

The films of this revolutionary movement in cinema history were artistically innovative, but also in their realistic portrayal of the Taiwanese people. They illustrated societal and economic shifts, much like Italian Neorealism in the 1940s. By capturing their cultural identity, these filmmakers created their own voice and their own national cinema. In turn this movement inspired a new generation of filmmakers like Bong Joon-ho, Hirokazu Kore-eda and Olivier Assayas amongst others. All films will be presented in their original language with English subtitles.

 

Specials

One Battle After Another – a 70mm presentation
a 70mm presentation Paul Thomas Anderson Special

One Battle After Another – a 70mm presentation

A magnificent 70mm print of PTA latest masterpiece is shown in KINO. This film is a cinematic experience that invites a rewatch and what better excuse than to behold it on film in the biggest format.

KINO presents: Really Long Films, Volume 3
Classic Really Long Films Special

KINO presents: Really Long Films, Volume 3

KINO is providing the opportunity to experience long form cinema as intended: presented on our big screen, without distractions but with a convenient intermission. Screenings on Saturday & Monday.

KINO presents: Bring Your Own Chair: Independent Cinema From New York City
Bring Your Own Chair Special

KINO presents: Bring Your Own Chair: Independent Cinema From New York City

Nine indie films and docs by female filmmakers shot in NYC—its vibrant, funky backdrop helps small budgets shine. A launchpad for many directors’ first features without studio support.