Filmmaker Tsai Ming-Liang on Screenwriting

Taiwan film director Tsai Ming-Liang talks about his screenwriting process and the significance of a structure in a screenplay. Actor Lee Kang-Sheng comments on his interpretations of Tsais scripts. Interview conducted by La Frances Hui, Asia Society.
Check out complete Asia Society Tsai Ming-Liang web feature at: scty.asia/15FKpeC

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I'm going to take a deep plunge into Asian cinema, starting today with Kar Wai Wong & Tsai Ming Liang!

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Tsai's entire filmography (except for the last one I didn't see) is an absolute wonder! It looks like nothing else in the contemporary movie industry (maybe even the classical one).

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Both have incredible catalogues

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How's everything?

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@@RoboticsBay rebels was his best.

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I started watching his movies by accident this past year. I watched one and haven’t been able to stop. His stuff stays with you and doesn’t belittle or scare you. It makes you feel invested without holding you hostage. Great filmmaker

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Tsai seems like such a nice guy.

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Tsai is wonderful director movies

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Wonderful!! Organic as must be!

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i love this so much

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Lee Kang-Sheng is a middle aged man! He could've been well over 30 when he was starred in "What time is it there?" 10 years ago.

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Needs more water.

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Could this interview be a little more interactive one?

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films with plots