Hong Kong Cinema Since 1997

1. Introduction
Vivian P. Y. Lee

Part I. Time and Memory

2. Post-nostalgia: In the Mood for Love and 2046

Vivian P. Y. Lee

3. Cinematic Remembrances: Ordinary Heroes and Little Cheung
Vivian P. Y. Lee

4. Allegory, Kinship, and Redemption: Fu Bo and Isabella

Vivian P. Y. Lee

Part II. Schizophrenia, Amnesia, and Cinephilia

5. Lost in the Cosmopolitan Crime Zone: Johnnie To’s Urban Legends
Vivian P. Y. Lee

6. The Kung Fu Hero in the Digital Age: Stephen Chow’s ‘Glocal’ Strategies
Vivian P. Y. Lee

7. Karmic Redemption: Memory and Schizophrenia in Hong Kong Action Films
Vivian P. Y. Lee

Part III. In and Out

8. Migrants in a Strange City: (Dis-)Locating the China Imaginary
Vivian P. Y. Lee

9. Outside the Nation: The Pan-Asian Trajectory of Applause Pictures
Vivian P. Y. Lee

10. The Hong Kong Multiplex: An Unfolding Narrative
Vivian P. Y. Lee

Nyckelord: Cultural and Media Studies, Film and Television Studies, Directing, Cultural Studies, Film History, Media Studies, History of China